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    Thengai Paal Veg Biryani / Thengai Paal Biriyani / Coconut Milk Vegetable Biryani

    December 16, 2013 By Aarthi 13 Comments

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    Biryani has taken a important menu in this blog and my house. I have quite a few biryani recipes in this blog. You can check those recipes here. I have made veg biryani using so many different recipes, you can check out my green veg biryani, biryani in pressure cooker, dum veg biryani

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    This biryani is a special one, i got this recipe from one of my friend. She told me that adding coconut milk to biryani makes it more tasty. So i followed that and the result was yummy. So try this and let me know how it turned out.

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    Preparation Time: 15 mins
    Resting Time : 30 mins
    Cooking Time : 45 to 50 mins
    Serves - 2 to 3


    Ingredients:

    Basmati Rice - 1 cup
    Onion - 1 large sliced thinly
    Carrot - 1 large chopped
    Beans - 10 chopped
    Turmeric Powder / Manjal Podi - 1 tsp
    Thick Coconut Milk - 1 cup
    Water - 1 cup
    Salt to taste
    Oil - 3 tblspn
    Ghee - 3 tblspn


    For grinding:
    Cinnamon / Pattai - 2 inch stick
    Fennel Seeds / Sombu / Saunf - 1 tblspn
    Star Anise - 1
    Cardamom / Yelakai - 4
    Cloves / Krambu - 4
    Ginger - 3 tblspn
    Garlic - 10 cloves
    Green Chilli - 5 


    Method:

    Soak rice for 30 mins. Grind all the ingredients given in the list to a paste and set aside.

    Heat oil and ghee in a pot, Add in sliced onions, salt and saute them for 5 mins or so till it turns light golden.

    Add in the ground masala and saute for couple of mins. Add in turmeric powder and mix well.

    Now add in chopped beans and carrots and saute for 5 mins till the raw smell leaves away.

    Now add in drained rice and toss well in the masala.

    Pour in coconut milk and water. Mix well. Bring it to a boil, simmer and cook covered for 20 to 25 mins till the rice is done.

    Now open the pot, fluff it with a fork, switch off the flame and cover the pot and leave it for 10 mins this will make the rice fluffier.

    Serve with raita


    Pictorial:

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    Take all your ingredients

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    Add all grinding ingredients in a blender

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    Blend it to a paste
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    Soak basmati rice for 30 mins
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    Melt ghee and oil

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    Add in onions

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    Sprinkle some salt

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    Let them cook

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    Add the ground masala

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    Cook for few mins

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    Add in turmeric powder

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    Cook for few more mins

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    Add all veggies

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    saute them well

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    Cook for 5 mins

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    Add rice

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    Saute for few more mins

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    Add coconut milk

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    Water

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    Mix them well

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    Bring it to boil

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    Cover and simmer

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    Cook till rice is done

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    Fluff it up

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    Switch off the stove, Cover it and let it rest for few more mins

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    Done

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    Serve

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    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    1. Mrs.Leela

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      wow...look so delicious...will give a try...thanks for sharing

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    2. revathi

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      Thankyou very much for sharing this cocunut milk vegetable biryani. Today i have made this biryani for lunch and served with raita. Nice taste and will not felt heavy because vegetables used are only carrot and beans. Even though 2 vegetables , taste was very good. Thankyou very much once again.

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    3. parkavi g

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      Cool..very delicious ...thanks for sharing....if u r not adding termeric powder it luks as real coconut Briyani

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    4. parkavi g

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      It luks delicious.. i am going to prepare it today...hope my husband likes it...thanks for sharing..

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    5. parkavi g

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      Cool..very delicious ...thanks for sharing....if u r not adding termeric powder it luks as real coconut Briyani

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    6. Anonymous

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      Nice recipe will try thanks for sharing 🙂

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    7. Madhubashini Kannan

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      This recipe was delish!! Even though, I did some substitutions and omissions from the ingredients called for, the end product was awesome! I used a black cardamom and one japathri instead of star anise and added grated carrot only instead of chopped carrots and beans.. also, instead of thick coconut milk and water, I added two cups of light coconut milk and had to add extra water - if this helps anybody 😉

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    8. vaishu chandrasekaran

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      Can I transfer d rice to pressure cooker instead of boiling in a pan?... If yes, how many sounds should b left?....Wil b waiting fr ur reply

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    9. Aarthi

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      @vaishu chandrasekaranif u are cooking it in cooker, use 1.5 cup of liquid for 1 cup of rice and bring the mix to a boil, then lower the flame and cover the cooker. COok on low heat for 15 mins. thats it

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    10. Jenifer Juliya

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      Can we use ready-made Briyani masala instead of grinding these ingredients?

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    11. Dhaaranee Naidu

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      Thank you for the recipe 😊 can ordinary rice be used instead of basmati? If so then how much water to add on a pan for normal rice and how many whistles in cooker? Will the quantity of water change?

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    12. Arya

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      Thanks for the recipe. Biriyani came out great and was packed in flavours.. Even my 3 year old daughter loved it.

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    13. sussy

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      This can be eaten with what?

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