Birinji Rice Recipe: 60 Photos
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FAQ
The Brinji Rice is named so, as the recipe uses tej patta, which is called as 'brinji elai' in Tamil or you can even call it as brinji leaf. Another reason can be that the dish may have its roots in Persian cuisine, as 'rice' is called as 'berenj' that side of the world.
The main difference is we use basmati rice for biryani and use seera samba rice for brinji. Seeraga Samba Rice is a short grained variety of rice used for making biryani. Brinji is often served at local hotels, restaurants and also at weddings. The golden brown crispy bread topping is the highlight of this brinji.
The Tamil name for Bay leaves (herb) - Brinji elai ( Brinji Leaf) come from the fact they were invariably used in a dish called Brinji! Brinji (the dish) is the earliest known version of Biriyani/Pulav cooked in Tamilnadu.
Brinji or Indian Bay leaves used as a flavoring leaf in Indian foods such as Biryani.
It is nothing but a one pot vegetarian plain biryani flavored rice made without any meat or veggies. Also known as Kuska rice or plain biryani in South India, this is a very flavorful and spicy dish that can be made in a jiffy.
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