Biryani

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Biryani

 Biryani is the name that knows everyone mostly in India and Pakistan. Many people believed that the Biryani trend comes from Mughals in India. Mughal Soldiers are looking week or unhealthy than their Queen said to chef give them Rice with Meat. As time pass this dish got very famous in the whole of Asia. As We can not explain the orignal Biryani taste. I think its original taste is only available in India or Pakistan only. Today there is no place in the World that where biryani not available. Biryani is a mixture of different spices and herbs that make it perfect Biryani. NOWADAYS many brands provide a Biryani spices mixture it is a quick and easy recipe and you can make it anywhere in the world. But the original biryani taste if you want then you have to visit India or Pakistan at least one time. 

There are many types of Biryani. 

SINDHI BIRYANI

Hyderabadi Biryani                                                                        

Mumbai Biryani                                                                            

Veg Biryani

Karachi Biryani

These are some different and famous types of Biryani in the World. It is our Choice what meat we used in Biryani EG, chicken, Mutton, Beef, ETC. But I like the Chicken or Beef. If you want to make it go to an Indian or Pakistani store in your country and buy the Biryani Masala Recipe of Biryani is Written in the Box. You can read it easily. This is My short and easy English note about biryani Because I want that anyone can read it easily. Thank you.

 

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