Egg Biryani Recipe / anda biryani recipe is a quick and easy Indian food recipe. It's an esay egg recipes to make at home.Website: http://foodsandflavorsbyshilpi.com/egg-biryani-recipe-how-to-make-egg-biryani/
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Egg Biryani Recipe / anda biryani recipe is a quick and easy Indian food recipe. It’s an esay egg recipes to make at home.Website: http://foodsandflavorsbyshilpi.com/egg-biryani-recipe-how-to-make-egg-biryani/
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I tried this biryani couple of times.. every time it tastes so good. My husband liked this biryani so much. Thanq mam
Super………
Tomorrow I'll try this definitely ……
wow ta maam
that's almost perfect, i'll try it i hope it comes out well…
Thanks mam😘
It's super, I really liked it, even I too tried ths..
Ekdumm faltu taste aata hai……… lack of taste. Fully tastelesssssss.
Nice recipe so easy to cook
Madame urdu me recip batai plZ
good cooking mam. and nice recipe. best of luck
mam is it necessary to add mint leaves.. is thr any alternative fr it…??
Ya my wife trying I have few more minutes to eat
Tried twice. Perfect and loved by family both times 😘
U cook eggs but not chicken mutton or fishes why ??
which type of non vegetarian u r ,????
hi shilpi how you learnt all this
Please upload some diet recipes also
hai its very nice
I got it worst. but u got very good.
fish head carry
Thank you very much for the recipe 😊
I am living out of India and this recipe is a perfect treat for my taste buds. Very well explained and extremely simple. I would like to add that we should avoid adding salt before adding curd and we can take the pan off the flame for 2 minutes to make sure curd doesnt curdles. Rest every thing is fine. cheers
What a great recipe! Very complex but beautifully explained! Thanks for sharing!
hi…. can i prepare rice separetly and mix it… will it taste same ?????
Hi ma'am!
Sometimes we put ginger-garlic in the very beginning n sometimes after onions. Why so?