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    The document describes different varieties of biryani dishes from various regions in India and other countries. It provides details on classic mutton, chicken, and vegetable biryanis. It also introduces Mughlai, Lucknowi, Hyderabadi, Sindhi, Kolkata, Ambur, Kacchi, Sri Lankan, Tahiri, Afghani, and Bombay biryanis - each having distinctive ingredients and cooking styles reflective of their origins.

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    The document describes different varieties of biryani dishes from various regions in India and other countries. It provides details on classic mutton, chicken, and vegetable biryanis. It also introduces Mughlai, Lucknowi, Hyderabadi, Sindhi, Kolkata, Ambur, Kacchi, Sri Lankan, Tahiri, Afghani, and Bombay biryanis - each having distinctive ingredients and cooking styles reflective of their origins.

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    Classic Mutton Biryani:

    A rich mix of strong Indian spices and lamb or beef chunks that are sauted in spices,
    makes this rice variant a favourite with the carnivore population.

    Classic Chicken Biryani


    : This biryani uses chicken instead of lamb or beef along with rice and potatoes.

    Vegetable Biryani:
    For all those vegetarians out there, this one was invented for you. It simply replaces the meat
    with healthy veggies to make a delicious rice-veggie mix.
    Check the recipe

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    Mughlai Biryani: This unique recipe is inspired by the Mughals who loved their meat
    and would season it with saffron.

    Lucknowi Briyani:
    The city of the Nawabs is also famous for its lip-smacking biryani known as Lucknowi
    Biryani. Made with less spices, this biryani variant has a signature taste that settles on your
    palate.

    Hyderabadi Biryani:
    This was the result of an amalgamation of the Mughal and Andhra kitchens. A spicy mix of
    rice and mutton makes up this dish.

    Sindhi Biryani:
    Named after a region in modern day Pakistan the Sindh province, this biryani uses a large
    amount of yogurt to get a rich texture.
    Kolkata Biryani:
    With an addition of spicy potatoes, this biryani tastes slightly sweet and is unique to the city
    of Kolkata.
    Here's the recipe.

    Ambur Biryani: This biryani gets its name from a city in Tamil Nadu which is famous for
    making, you guessed it right biryani!
    Kacchi Biryani: A speciality of Bangladesh, this biryani is made by preparing the mutton
    and meat separately and then combining the two into one dish.

    Sri Lankan Biryani: This Sri-Lanka-inspired recipe is much spicier than the Indian
    version and is popularly known as buryani.
    Tahiri: For vegetarians who crave biryani, Tahiri was prepared with much love just for
    you. An Awadhi dish, it was invented to please the palate of the Brahmins in Uttar
    Pradesh who did not eat meat.

    Afghani Biryani: This Afghanistan-inspired dish has a strong flavour of saffron which is
    generously used. It is served with a handful of dry fruits.
    Bombay Biryani: A sweeter, greasier preparation is made with fried onions and has
    been inspired by the Irani biryani that is eaten with meat gravy.

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