Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Chicken : chicken inner fillet, chili, cumin, garam masala, garlic, ginger , lemon juice, turmeric, vegetable oil, water, yoghurt 10%
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Chicken : chicken inner fillet, chili, cumin, garam masala, garlic, ginger , lemon juice, turmeric, vegetable oil, water, yoghurt 10%
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Lamb : chili, chopped tomatoes , coriander powder, cumin, fried onions, garam masala, garlic, ginger , lactose free yoghurt (vegan), lamb legs, salt, turmeric, vegetable oil, water
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Lamb : chili, chopped tomatoes , coriander powder, cumin, fried onions, garam masala, garlic, ginger , lactose free yoghurt (vegan), lamb legs, salt, turmeric, vegetable oil, water
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Paneer : acetic acid, may contain traces of nuts, pasteurized milk
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Paneer : acetic acid, may contain traces of nuts, pasteurized milk
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Cauliflower : cauliflower, vegetable oil
Biryani : almonds, bay leaves, black cardamom, black pepper, cashew nuts, cinnamon, cloves, coconut, dried barberries, dried mint, fried onions, green cardamom, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, vegetable oil
Cauliflower : cauliflower, vegetable oil
Bindia’s Biryani is done in a North Indian fashion – but still just one of countless ways of making a delicious Biryani.
The name “Biryani” is originally from the Persian language as this was the official language in several Muslim dynasties at various periods and places in medieval India. And even though there’s no definitive consensus on the history of origin of the Biryani, everything clearly indicates its Muslim roots.
A common theory is that the modern Biryani emerged by the court kitchen of the Mughal dynasty during its reign in Northern India. Since then, this rice dish has become incredibly widespread in the rest of India, especially in the South and among the Country’s many Muslims.
The Biryani is so widely distributed and popular that it naturally has its own local peculiarities depending on where in this enormous country you get it. What is common to all kinds of Biryani is the mixture of rice and spices with vegetables, nuts, and/or meat; in brief, everything can be mixed into the complete rice meal that is the Biryani.
The most known Biryani comes from the city of Hyderabad, which is the state capital of Telangana. In the mid 19th century, the city became the cultural focal point of India and its neighboring countries, which resulted in a blending of many culinary traditions as well as the popularization of the Hyderabadi Biryani, which is known for being prepared in several layers.
At Bindia, we cook our Biryani with a special focus on nuts and seeds. In the mountainous North Indian states like Punjab, where Bindia’s founder is born and raised, it is common to use nuts and seeds in the cooking, instead of animal fat, to ensure lots of healthy and nutritional calories so essential in these colder climates. In Bindia’s Biryani we therefore have a distinctive focus on nuts, seeds, and the right tempering with cashew and almonds, among other delicious ingredients.