Malabar biryani

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Malabar biryani is a fragrant, mildly spiced rice and meat dish from the Malabar region of Kerala, renowned for its distinctive preparation with short-grain rice and rich, layered flavors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian dish
biryani
meat dish
rice dish
cookingMethod dum cooking
layered cooking
countryOfOrigin India
course main course
cuisine Kerala cuisine
Malabar cuisine NERFINISHED
dishVariationOf biryani
flavorProfile aromatic
fragrant
mildly spiced
rich
hasCharacteristic layered flavors
use of fried onions
use of ghee
use of whole spices
mainIngredient ghee
herbs
meat
onion
rice
spices
tomato
yogurt
oftenServedOnOccasion family celebrations
festivals
weddings
oftenServedWith papad
pickle
raita
popularIn Gulf countries NERFINISHED
Kerala NERFINISHED
South India NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Malabar region NERFINISHED
servingTemperature hot
stateOfOrigin Kerala NERFINISHED
typicalMeat beef
chicken
mutton
usesHerb coriander leaves
mint leaves
usesRiceType jeerakasala rice
kaima rice
short-grain rice
usesSpice black pepper
cardamom
cinnamon
clove
fennel seeds

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Kozhikode famousProduct Malabar biryani