Recipe: Perfect Dummed pukht!

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Dummed pukht!. In which I embark on a perilous journey to make a dum pukht biriyani No man (or woman, at least those few who cook) in his right mind would dare consider making a dum pukht biriyani. It is well known, at least in places where such things are well known, that the dum cuisine of the long-ago Avadh kingdom of India was for the. We at Dum Pukht take pride in bringing to you the most impeccable Dum Biryani corner that you can find in the UAE.

We at […] Thus was developed the 'dum pukht' style of cooking: 'dum' meaning literally to breathe in, and 'pukht' to cook..

This regal dish is also best 'dummed' - cooked in a sealed container.

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You can cook Dummed pukht! using 34 ingredients and 17 steps. Here is how you achieve it.

Ingredients of Dummed pukht!

  1. You need of Basmati rice ,.

  2. You need of cardamom Green ,.

  3. Prepare of Cinnamon , stick.

  4. Prepare of peppers Whole black dried ,.

  5. It’s of Mace , flowers.

  6. It’s of Nutmeg nut , , crushed.

  7. You need of Cumin seeds ,.

  8. It’s of Bay leaves ,.

  9. Prepare of Muslin cloth , handkerchief sized.

  10. It’s of cardamoms seeds Green ,.

  11. It’s of Cloves ,.

  12. You need of Cinnamon , stick.

  13. You need of Mace ,  flowers.

  14. It’s of black peppers Whole ,.

  15. Prepare of mutton lamb Shoulder of or ,.

  16. Prepare of Onions , medium sized.

  17. Prepare of Garlic , stick.

  18. You need of Ginger , piece.

  19. You need of Yoghurt ,.

  20. You need of Chilly powder ,.

  21. It’s of Black cumin seeds (shahi jeera),.

  22. Prepare of Saffron powder ,.

  23. You need of Saffron tsp.

  24. It’s of Wheat flour ,.

  25. You need of yoghurt Unsweetened Greek - style ,.

  26. Prepare of Vetiver essence (kewda),.

  27. You need of Ghee olive oil or ,.

  28. It’s of Wheat flour ,.

  29. You need of yoghurt Unsweetened Greek - style ,.

  30. You need of Garlic ,.

  31. It’s of salt Black , a.

  32. Prepare of Cumin powder ,.

  33. It’s of Chilly powder ,.

  34. You need of Salt ,.

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Dummed pukht! instructions

  1. Grind all the spices for mutton together into a coarse powder..

  2. Grind the garlic and ginger to a paste, and then press or strain out the extract..

  3. Dissolve the generous teaspoon of saffron strands in the warm milk, adding the turmeric powder for deepening the color..

  4. Fry half the sliced onions till they are a lovely golden brown in about 1 tablespoons of ghee or olive oil..

  5. To prepare the mutton/lamb.

  6. In 2 tablespoons ghee or olive oil, fry half the sliced onions to a nice golden color. Add the mutton pieces and the mutton spices you ground in step #1 above, the ginger-garlic extract and the powdered saffron, and fry until the mutton is slightly browned. Add the yoghurt, the chilly powder and salt to taste, and cook until the sauce has thickened a little..

  7. Add hot water and continue cooking until the mutton has cooked through. Add a little more water as necessary to prevent the meat from drying up or the sauce from burning. The final sauce should be thick enough to flow slowly..

  8. To prepare the rice.

  9. In 1.5 tbsp of ghee or oliveoil, fry the rice till it becomes opaque. NOTE: Do not wash the rice first. Tie all the spices listed above for flavoring the rice into the muslin cloth, leaving out only the bay leaves. Immerse this in a large pot with about 12 cups of water and bring to the boil. Add the rice and let it cook till it is a little more than half cooked. This will be roughly when the rice has swollen up enough to be visible near the surface of the water..

  10. Remove at once and drain, and then spread out on several large plates to cool..

  11. Dribble the saffron-colored milk over roughly half the rice on the plates, and use a spoon to mix them a little, until the are lightly colored, and the saffron strands randomly dispersed. Do not worry, if water and milk from the process remain on the plate..

  12. To prepare the biriyani.

  13. Using your hands, spread ghee or olive oil along the sides and bottom of a large casserole. In this layer the rice and the cooked mutton in alternating layers. Be sure to combine the colored rice with the white. Pourany residual liquids (milk, water) into the casserole. The bottom and top layers should both be rice..

  14. Add the onions fried golden in step #4, and also sprinkle vetiver water generously over the rice. Make sure at least 4-5 strands of saffron are visible..

  15. Place the lid on the casserole and seal the edges tight with the dough as shown in the picture above. Ensure that the dough overlaps with equal thickness both above and below the lid so that no steam can escape. Place a heavy utensil such as a pestle on top of the lid..

  16. Cook on low heat for about 10 minutes on a hot plate, until the dough is dry and warm to touch and a little steam is escaping the sides. Do not unseal this until just before serving. I prefer not to transfer the biriyani into more elegant dishes so that the layers remain undisturbed..

  17. TO PREPARE THE BURHANI RAITA:Peel the garlic cloves, and pound them to shreds in a pestle. Transfer to a bowl, and mix the yoghurt, cumin powder, chilly powder, black salt and plain salt. Blend together using the tines of a fork..

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Dum Pukht This is a slow-cooking method dating back to early sixteenth century Dum cooking was introduced to India by the Mughals.

The cuisine was popular at the time of Nawab Asaf-ud-Daulah, the erstwhile ruler of the State of Awadh.

The State was hit by a famine and unemployment was high.

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