How to Cook Yummy Arabic Biryani -Chicken Maqlooba

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The rice is cooked… Maklouba is a traditional Arabic rice which is flipped and served upside down.
The rice is layered with meat and vegetables , though this is a vegetarian version.
Maklouba is also spelled and called as Maaluba, magluba, maqlouba, Maqlooba.
You can have Arabic Biryani -Chicken Maqlooba using 23 ingredients and 28 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Arabic Biryani -Chicken Maqlooba
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You need 1 kg of Chicken with bones.
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It’s 1 kg of Basmati rice.
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Prepare 2 of medium sized Potatoes.
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You need 2 of medium sized Carrots.
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It’s 1 of Capsicum.
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Prepare 2 of medium sized Tomatoes.
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You need 1 of medium sized Eggplant or Brinjal.
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Prepare 2 of big sized Onion thinly sliced.
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You need 2 of medium sized Onion cbopped.
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You need 1 tablespoon of Ginger garlic paste.
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You need 1 teaspoon of Coriander seeds.
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You need 1/2 teaspoon of Cumin seeds.
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You need 1 & 1/2 teaspoon of black Peppercorns.
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It’s 1 inch of long 2 Cinnamon sticks.
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It’s 2 of black Cardamoms.
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You need 1 of small piece of Nutmeg (Jaifal).
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It’s 1 of small piece of Mace (Javitri).
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It’s 3-4 of cloves.
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It’s 2 tablespoon of Olive oil+ more to fry chicken & veggies.
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Prepare 2 tablespoon of Ghee.
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Prepare 1 teaspoon of Soya sauce.
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It’s 1 teaspoon of Paprika/ Kashmiri red chilli powder.
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It’s to taste of Salt.
The word Maqluba translates literally as "upside-down" in Arabic.
The rice is cooked… Maklouba is a traditional Arabic rice which is flipped and served upside down.
The rice is layered with meat and vegetables , though this is a vegetarian version.
Maklouba is also spelled and called as Maaluba, magluba, maqlouba, Maqlooba.
Arabic Biryani -Chicken Maqlooba instructions
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Cut and clean chicken in big pieces.(Skin on).
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Clean and soak rice for an hour..
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Clean and slice all vegetables in thin round slices..
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Heat a pan and dry roast together coriander seeds, cumin powder, black cardamom, black pepper corns, cinnamon sticks, nutmeg and mace..
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Grind them together in a grinder to make powder..
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Heat 1&1/2 tablespoon of oil in a big saucepan..
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Splatter cinnamon sticks, cloves and some black pepper corns..
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Add 2 chopped onions and fry until light golden brown..
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Add ginger garlic paste and saute for a minute..
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Add the chicken pieces and fry for 5-6 minutes..
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Add salt and spice powder prepared before..
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Saute for few seconds and then add 1 litre of hot water..
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When stock starts boiling, cover and cook in medium heat until chicken cooks completely..
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Heat a non stick pan and little olive oil and fry the sliced vegetables in batches..
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Keep the fried veggies in a big dish..
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When chicken cooks completely remove from stock carefully with a tong and place in a dish..
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Now add the soaked and drained rice to the stock. Add hot water if necessary to cook the rice..
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Cook the rice till done in medium low heat..
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Rub the cooked chicken pieces with soya sauce and paprika or kashmiri red chilli powder..
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Pan fry the chicken pieces with little oil. Keep.aside..
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When rice cooks completely, take out half of the rice in a bowl..
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Put half of the chicken and vegetable pieces over the rice..
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Now arrange half of the rice(which kept int he bowl) over the chicken and vegetables and add 1 tablespoon of ghee..
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Now again make the second layer of veggies and chicken..
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Lastly arrange the remaining rice over the chicken-veggies layer and 1 tablespoon of ghee..
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Cover and cook in low heat for about 15 minutes..
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At the time of serving stir carefully and lightly with a flat spoon..
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Serve hot with a bowl of yoghurt or raita..
The word Maqluba translates literally as "upside-down" in Arabic.
The rice is cooked… Maklouba is a traditional Arabic rice which is flipped and served upside down.
The rice is layered with meat and vegetables , though this is a vegetarian version.
Maklouba is also spelled and called as Maaluba, magluba, maqlouba, Maqlooba.
The word Maqluba translates literally as "upside-down" in Arabic.