Instant Pot Yakhni Pulao Recipe | Quick Mutton Yakhni Pulao in Instant Pot | The Home Maker Baker


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Let’s make the most fragrant instant pot yakhni pulao which is extremely easy and a quick recipe to make. Though it can also be made on a stovetop but using …

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  1. Asima Hassan
    Asima Hassan says:

    I made this the taste was really nice, but the only problem is my mutton took 40 minutes to cook and rice was uncooked on rice mode 12 minutes, I cooked further 10 min and it was mushy… I have the instant pot 8qrtz.. what am I doing wrong. ?

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  2. -M K-
    -M K- says:

    I tried the yakhni in the instant pot, it turned out good, but the mutton was over cooked. I used baby goat legs thats why? Eitherway i think 30 mins is way too much time to cook this, 15-20 mins should be good and then 6 mins for rice.

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  3. Kailas Kurup
    Kailas Kurup says:

    This one came out real well. So much aroma and flavor. I used buttermilk instead of yoghurt, because I didn’t have any. Next time gonna try with real yoghurt and see the difference. Thank you very much for this recipe πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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  4. Samrana Khadim
    Samrana Khadim says:

    Found your channel and fell in love, u are really talented, beautiful and have a lovely voice sister maa shaa Allah. May Allah set bless you and your family.
    Oh yes and best description on how to use instant pot for rice maa shaa Allah.

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  5. Hanna Umar
    Hanna Umar says:

    Just wondering why you don't use anything to make your food mildly spicy ? I have watched a couple of your videos and they're only seasoned with black pepper and/or garam masala. They're no red or green chilies at all in most of the recipes?

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  6. Amberr777
    Amberr777 says:

    I love your recipe! I wanted to ask, what if I use chicken with bones? Same recipe? How long does chicken cook? I see you cooked beef in pressure cook for 6 mins

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  7. A K
    A K says:

    You explain so well. Love your instant pot recipes. πŸ‘πŸΌ

    If my meat is frozen, can I put it in the instant pot without defrosting it (and following the same timing of your pot and recipe)??

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  8. Fatima Ammar
    Fatima Ammar says:

    Wow I have never seen such a well explained , brief , to the point and well made video. I loved it so much that I want to make it now. Also , I love the tips about getting separate bones from the butcher and also storing the yakhni. So good Falak 😍😍😍😍

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  9. The Dupuis Family
    The Dupuis Family says:

    Hi really like your videos, i always watch your vlogs ! I hope i can collaborate with you one day ☺️ and im also your instagram follower, πŸ™‚ keep Vlogging ☺️

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  10. maham virk
    maham virk says:

    Hi there, I have tried and watched so many recipes from you. Great work always! This time I am not really convinced with the method. Im sure it turned out amazing as ur other recipes. For me I could not understand the second time dum thing? How does that work when ur rice barely has any water left and why is that necessay. Almost kills the practicality of having an instant pot. U know what I mean. Also would not it be more convinient and efficient to make broth from the same meat, u gonna use in the rice after? Is it bcuz u wanted it to brew inside the pot for atleast 30 mins and if u wud to use the actual meat u wud have to pressure cook it for less than that? That way I wud jus have to saute my meat(already tender) in sauteed brown onions and add rice and boom! But again Thank you for ur hardwork! Im sure it can save me alot of time if i make the broth before hand. God Bless! Eid mubarak 😬

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