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Let’s start with history of Biryani:

The term “biryani” is derived from the Persian word “birian,” which translates to “fried before cooking.” This suggests that the biryani dish originated in Iran, previously known as Persia. Another fascinating tale links the origins of biryani to Mumtaz Mahal (1593-1631), the queen of Shah Jahan who served as the inspiration for the Taj Mahal. Legend has it that during a visit to army barracks, she noticed that the soldiers were undernourished. In response, she requested the chef to prepare a special dish that would provide balanced nutrition, thus giving birth to the biryani. When Nawab Wajid Ali Shah was dethroned by the British and exiled to Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), the Calcutta biryani was born. The Nizams, who governed small territories in Northern India, encouraged the development of regional variations such as the Hyderabadi biryani and the Arcot Nawab biryani. Even today, remnants of Mughal biryani recipes can be found in places where their empire once thrived.

Originating from the opulent kitchens of India, Lamb/Beef Biryani is a culinary masterpiece that celebrates the rich flavors of Mughlai Cuisine. Fragrant basmati rice, cooked with tender lamb or beef and an array of aromatic spices, is layered to perfection, creating a dish that is as visually stunning as it is delicious. Whether enjoyed with cooling raita and tangy lemon pickle, Lamb/Beef Biryani pairs perfectly with a smooth and aromatic Indian chai tea or a crisp Indian Pale Ale (IPA), enhancing its complex flavors with a touch of warmth or hoppy bitterness. As a symbol of indulgence and culinary excellence, Lamb/Beef Biryani continues to captivate diners with its exquisite flavors and luxurious presentation, offering a taste of India’s rich heritage with every mouthful. Have experience Royal Authentic Biryani at Tandoori Bliss