this dish
'a taste of heaven'
was well named
its delicious
although we are not vegitarians we found this to be a complete satisfying meal
a few thoughts
the kewra water listed as optional is worth the effort to source
it adds a lot
the riata suggested to accompany i would consider as obglitory
it would have been dry without
although i unresevedly give it five stars to suit my particular tastebuds next time i will increase the quantity of mushrooms
perhaps as much as double
but then im a real mushroom fiend
also ill back way off the chilie powder even though im also a chilie fiend.....i just think this dish would be even better cooler
my only cavet
it is labor intensive
but well worth it
enjoy
keith
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the name of this dish is surely not a misnomer! i took plenty creative licence with the veggies in this - tossed in a lot of veggies that i had on hand like green beans, shredded cabbage, peas, lima beans, sweetcorn and potatoes, so it was truly a veg biryani. i think with this kind of dish, there can be no strict guide on the spices, you just have to adjust accordingly - i grew up with spicy food so prefer more heat in my dishes. i served this with split pea dal and raita and i grudgingly have left some for my husbands lunch tomorrow. thanks for posting.
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