the way he washed the rice until water turns clear in a colander, and then soaked the entire colander in water, to be taken out later. amazing ! same with how he managed the process for other steps.. clean and elegant. looks fab - thank you chef !
Hey Chef, so I grew up in India and I'm an avid homecook, here's my takeaway. Off the bat, tomatoes and potatoes aren't typical in Indian Biryani, but then again there are so many different styles and variations to the dish. Chicken breasts are almost exclusively never used, if i used them, i'd keep the rib bone on. Skinless meat is the way to go, however, I render out the fat and then fry the onions in it, works perfect for all my Indian dishes. Most places omit the saffron coz it's too expensive, so either food colouring is used or turmeric instead. Additionally, i and many others sprinkle a cap full of rose water onto the dish before covering. All that being said, your Biryani looks amazing and i'd love to eat it
@@barrylarryharry7183 I just add rose water if I have it on hand, which is like 5% of the time. It's honestly not that essential. Safron is great, but since it's very expensive, I rarely use it
That's a great recipe, I can smell all the spices heating up from NYC! I literally ordered garam masala while watching this, so I'll be trying this next weekend. I can see why your family enjoys this so much. I lived in England for a time, and their Indian fast food was always good, I miss and wish we had more here in NYC.
My dear chef you always talk about technic of cooking. Tow technics about using Safran and Cardamoms seed for the better result : make Safran to powder, and remove the cardamoms seed from the pod , and make it to powder. That way you make maximum from Aroma and taste. And when you drain the rice you don’t have to spread it to cool down ,you could leave it in the colander .. I am Persian and cooking rice and using Safran is my everyday chore ! By the way cooking is an ART ! And you are one of the greatest Artist! ,
This was a wonderful dish. I did not have finger peppers and used 3 Thai peppers ( bird ) and left the seeds in. The marinade tasted spicy but after the dish was finished, it was perfect. I also used lamb instead of chicken. This was so good that we know we will cook this again.
As you used to us... you are Amazing Chef! I like everything ... the multitude of aromas, color, taste ... Everything looks amazing! Thanks Chef for another delicious recipe! 🤗🥰🙏
I have to get some spices and non Greek yogurt, but I’m going to try this. It looks so tasty. Your wonderful recipes are teaching me to be patient in cooking. Your chicken breast recipe has become my go to. No more rubbery chicken breast:) I bought a mandolin after watching your videos and I love it. Thank you for sharing🙏🏻❤️
Can't wait to try this recipe out! I love the aromatics from frying the cardamom, cloves, anise and cinnamon. Glen and Friends Cooking has a very similar biryani recipe which I use all the time. It adds some of the spices to the oil the onions are cooking in as well which is nice.
Just made this a day ago. Really good - definitely some tweaks for preference (adding more peppers to the marinade because we really like heat, adjusting balance of spices/herbs) but overall definitely this recipe was what made me go out and make it. Thanks a ton, it tastes great!
One of the best and easiest accompaniments for a biryani is a raita - beaten yogurt with vegetables - cucumber, tomato, onion - which is a perfect counterpoint to all the spices of the biryani.
I loved the recipe and your passion. I just made it for lunch and it was almost perfect. I have found the chicken a bit dry (perhaps I should buy a free-range chicken instead). Any tips?
Looks delicious! Just some feedback. It would be really useful if you added a list of the ingredients required at the end of the video. It will help us mere mortals to pull together the ingredients required to make this dish! Great video and you have inspired me to have a go at making this for the family 👌👌👌
In a country like India, there are lot of variations of this recipe. I never thought that you would be using Potatoes in this Biryani ..... Its become a Kolkata or Bengal Biryani (East of India) !! Lots of Love from India ❤❤❤
I love your recipes and the elaborate effort you put into your videos. I really don't favor soo many unusual spices and the hot peppers, please is there a simpler way to use this techniques and alter the recipe?
No, there cannot be a short cut to making a Biryani. It is elaborate, and makes a wholesome dish. Unusual spices perhaps, but holds a grand blend of flavour.
Billy , next time you get down to Texas give us a shout. With the commitment you made to this dish I bet you could come down here and smoke a big ole brisket, tell some stories, have a beer or two and teach us all some great stuff! Great recipe. Thanks so much. Devin Thomas Mutts& Butts BBQ Prosper Texas
I do enjoy your videos.. Have extra chicken skin? Why not fry them. Many videos on TH-cam. Before I ever started watching TH-cam I would fry them and crush and sprinkle on top of the chicken dish I was making and then hubasand and son started eating them before I could to that. Delicious. Better, or different then pork rinds
Does it mean I'm crazy if I had each of the spices already in my pantry?! I had a friend helping me pack for a move who said she'd "knock me in the head" for my spices. 🙃 I have to admit, I'm fully stocked! Anyway, I'm so going to try this recipe...although I will probably omit the mint. Not a fan. The rest sounds scrummy!
Let’s not use plastic wrap to cover and use a plate or lid . Let’s take care of our environment . If every chef for every cooking and baking uses plastic wrap plus every one else uses plastic wrap our next generation will suffer enormously . Thx for caring.
Most of the things done in this video is good... But.. Who eats biryani with a naan?? Eat Biryani with Raita ( beaten yoghurt mixed with salt, sugar, spices and finely diced cucumber , onion cilantro) or Salan (a gravy item) .
Totally missed my repeat on rice, good catch. Unfortunately it cannot be fixed. So this person is wrong also for using potatoes th-cam.com/video/PmqdA05OXuI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZaWAbakBGy0lFfKh
What… the.. heck… I literally have on my Snapchat story right now a picture of an Indian Restaurant and caption “Searching for the best biryani in town”, and now you post this. I know what I’m cooking soon! Ha ha
the way he washed the rice until water turns clear in a colander, and then soaked the entire colander in water, to be taken out later. amazing ! same with how he managed the process for other steps.. clean and elegant. looks fab - thank you chef !
Hey Chef, so I grew up in India and I'm an avid homecook, here's my takeaway.
Off the bat, tomatoes and potatoes aren't typical in Indian Biryani, but then again there are so many different styles and variations to the dish.
Chicken breasts are almost exclusively never used, if i used them, i'd keep the rib bone on.
Skinless meat is the way to go, however, I render out the fat and then fry the onions in it, works perfect for all my Indian dishes.
Most places omit the saffron coz it's too expensive, so either food colouring is used or turmeric instead. Additionally, i and many others sprinkle a cap full of rose water onto the dish before covering.
All that being said, your Biryani looks amazing and i'd love to eat it
Do you not add rose water to the rice when it's in the pot?
I love Indian food. Samosas should be staple snack for every country!
@@barrylarryharry7183 I just add rose water if I have it on hand, which is like 5% of the time. It's honestly not that essential. Safron is great, but since it's very expensive, I rarely use it
Very good way of making biryani
This looks delicious!! I’m buying my spices tomorrow!
Incredible chef, I can see why the fam is obsessed! I have to make this for mine for sure.
❤ Will try this recipe 👨🍳🍴
Awesome biryani recipe...😋🤩 Inspirational for home cook. Superb balance between flavours and ingredients makes it super delicious....🙏👍
That's a great recipe, I can smell all the spices heating up from NYC! I literally ordered garam masala while watching this, so I'll be trying this next weekend. I can see why your family enjoys this so much. I lived in England for a time, and their Indian fast food was always good, I miss and wish we had more here in NYC.
My dear chef you always talk about technic of cooking. Tow technics about using Safran and Cardamoms seed for the better result : make Safran to powder, and remove the cardamoms seed from the pod , and make it to powder. That way you make maximum from Aroma and taste. And when you drain the rice you don’t have to spread it to cool down ,you could leave it in the colander .. I am Persian and cooking rice and using Safran is my everyday chore ! By the way cooking is an ART ! And you are one of the greatest Artist!
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i am really proud of you for making this, it sure is a lot of work, but when you see your family just enjoy every bit, it's worth it, cheers mate :)
Thank you so kindly!!
Wow,
Thats my favorite dish but it take a lot of work to cook it ,I 'll try your recipe thanks Chef Parisi .😅❤
II make this often. It is a soul soothing one pot dish. Alternate the chicken with lamb. Thanks Chef.
Omg, wifey and I love Indian recipes. This looks amazing!! I can’t wait to try it Chef!
This was a wonderful dish. I did not have finger peppers and used 3 Thai peppers ( bird ) and left the seeds in. The marinade tasted spicy but after the dish was finished, it was perfect. I also used lamb instead of chicken. This was so good that we know we will cook this again.
Thanks for giving it a shot!!
As you used to us... you are Amazing Chef! I like everything ... the multitude of aromas, color, taste ... Everything looks amazing! Thanks Chef for another delicious recipe! 🤗🥰🙏
I have to get some spices and non Greek yogurt, but I’m going to try this. It looks so tasty. Your wonderful recipes are teaching me to be patient in cooking. Your chicken breast recipe has become my go to. No more rubbery chicken breast:) I bought a mandolin after watching your videos and I love it. Thank you for sharing🙏🏻❤️
This looks just amazing! I love your spirit, passion and enthusiasm for what you do. Thank you!
I am absolutely going to make this!
I will need to train myself before attempting this incredible food olympics achievement
Thank you
My husband’s favorite dish ❤️
Can't wait to try this recipe out! I love the aromatics from frying the cardamom, cloves, anise and cinnamon.
Glen and Friends Cooking has a very similar biryani recipe which I use all the time. It adds some of the spices to the oil the onions are cooking in as well which is nice.
A literal flavor bomb
Probably one of the most intriguing dishes I've seen you make! Look forward to giving it a go! Have you done Chicken Vesuvio from Chicago?
Just made this a day ago. Really good - definitely some tweaks for preference (adding more peppers to the marinade because we really like heat, adjusting balance of spices/herbs) but overall definitely this recipe was what made me go out and make it. Thanks a ton, it tastes great!
One of the best and easiest accompaniments for a biryani is a raita - beaten yogurt with vegetables - cucumber, tomato, onion - which is a perfect counterpoint to all the spices of the biryani.
Yes! Honestly I wanted to make that and serve it but the video started to get a tad long with all the info. But you are right!
I loved the recipe and your passion. I just made it for lunch and it was almost perfect. I have found the chicken a bit dry (perhaps I should buy a free-range chicken instead). Any tips?
The record skipping at the rice had me laughing... you're a great chef and family man thank you for the recipes!
Looks delicious!
Just some feedback. It would be really useful if you added a list of the ingredients required at the end of the video. It will help us mere mortals to pull together the ingredients required to make this dish!
Great video and you have inspired me to have a go at making this for the family 👌👌👌
It’s in the description below the video
In a country like India, there are lot of variations of this recipe. I never thought that you would be using Potatoes in this Biryani ..... Its become a Kolkata or Bengal Biryani (East of India) !! Lots of Love from India ❤❤❤
I’m saving this one to cook in my new kitchen.
looks amazing
Many thanks!
Biryani is most favorite food of pakistani's
I love your recipes and the elaborate effort you put into your videos. I really don't favor soo many unusual spices and the hot peppers, please is there a simpler way to use this techniques and alter the recipe?
No, there cannot be a short cut to making a Biryani. It is elaborate, and makes a wholesome dish. Unusual spices perhaps, but holds a grand blend of flavour.
I wish you would have a printable version of your recipes!
It's my favorite chicken biryani same process my home
I'm the most white-bread Indian dude ever but I'm very excited to attempt this!😋
I’m legit the palest Sicilian you will ever see on earth. Hey, we are who we are.
@@ChefBillyParisi 🤣
I'm from karachi Pakistan
Is Parisi Ristorante your family's kitchen? Might just have to make the trek someday soon.
Wow just like l make it! 😋 How do you eat biryani using cutlery?😂 As an Indian I'm like 🤔
Billy , next time you get down to Texas give us a shout. With the commitment you made to this dish I bet you could come down here and smoke a big ole brisket, tell some stories, have a beer or two and teach us all some great stuff!
Great recipe. Thanks so much.
Devin Thomas
Mutts& Butts BBQ
Prosper Texas
Great job! To enhance the flavour more, try adding a teaspoon of rose water and kewra water
What is that gorgeous chefs knife?
How spicy hot is your recipe? It looks wonderful!
Comfortably spicy.
Approximately how long does it take to make this dish?
Around 1 hour if you have the chicken already marinated for 24 hours. Max 90 minutes 👍🏽
😋😋😋😋😋😋😋❤❤❤❤
I do enjoy your videos.. Have extra chicken skin? Why not fry them. Many videos on TH-cam. Before I ever started watching TH-cam I would fry them and crush and sprinkle on top of the chicken dish I was making and then hubasand and son started eating them before I could to that. Delicious. Better, or different then pork rinds
Why not Greek yogurt?
I was wondering the same thing.
Got a frozen whole chicken in the freezer. I know what I’ll be making
Does it mean I'm crazy if I had each of the spices already in my pantry?! I had a friend helping me pack for a move who said she'd "knock me in the head" for my spices. 🙃 I have to admit, I'm fully stocked! Anyway, I'm so going to try this recipe...although I will probably omit the mint. Not a fan. The rest sounds scrummy!
6:15 glitch in the matrix
If those are medium onions you have small hands... or my meaning of medium is off a bit.
"Do not add Greek yogurt" ?? Is the chicken going to complain about it ??
Lol, no. It’s fine if you want to add it.
I wondered about that, too. I thought there was a good reason for it but Greek is all I buy, so I’ll use it.
I always felt Greek Yogurt is good to use .... We are already using lemons so the tangy taste will be there 👍🏽
Let’s not use plastic wrap to cover and use a plate or lid . Let’s take care of our environment . If every chef for every cooking and baking uses plastic wrap plus every one else uses plastic wrap our next generation will suffer enormously . Thx for caring.
Most of the things done in this video is good...
But..
Who eats biryani with a naan??
Eat Biryani with Raita ( beaten yoghurt mixed with salt, sugar, spices and finely diced cucumber , onion cilantro) or Salan (a gravy item) .
POTATOES IN A BIRYANI!!???
this is a crime against humanity.
Also, at 6:15 is an editing blunder if you care to fix that.
Totally missed my repeat on rice, good catch. Unfortunately it cannot be fixed. So this person is wrong also for using potatoes th-cam.com/video/PmqdA05OXuI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZaWAbakBGy0lFfKh
Lol!! Way too much work, I'll head down to my favorite Indian joint and buy it.
It’s so worth the effort though
Yeah and you'll eat all the seed oils and mediocre restaurant ingredients too
Arghh! Mandoline! Yikes. use a cut proof glove! I have one thumb shorter than the other, don't make my mistake.
Really? Se tiene que chupar los dedos? Que asco !
What… the.. heck… I literally have on my Snapchat story right now a picture of an Indian Restaurant and caption “Searching for the best biryani in town”, and now you post this. I know what I’m cooking soon! Ha ha
They’re listening 😂😂😂