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An easy and quick recipe for making chicken biryani in Instant Pot. I’m sharing not one, but two methods to make this chicken dum biryani in instant pot: Using …

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  1. mumihp
    mumihp says:

    Thank you for you receipe, I have the same IP as you, but 8 duo size. I will be making it first time on Friday. I will be using 2nd method but I will change the beginning because I want potato so will suate with jeera then will add the chicken. Last step so around 12.30, you press "KEEP WARM" so the DUM part. Seal the lid and do you wait for 10 minutes for the last 20% rice to cook or like 6 minutes. What does "KEEP WARM" Do? Keep the food warm or cook it??? Thank you. ❤️

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  2. kj
    kj says:

    Assalamulaikum I was wondering if you could type out the recipe (for the people who speak urdu) it will also help your videos get more views for non urdu speakers

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  3. A K
    A K says:

    This did not work out for me..
    1) I used tomato paste..That changed the flavour of the rice. The rice tasted like it was in a tomato soup.
    2) the ‘keep warm’ dum did nothing.
    I don’t understand how this is supposed to work. It took me 20 mins to layer the biryani. I sealed the IP and set it to Keep Warm Mode. The timer was set to 10 mins.
    Nothing happened. The pot never sealed. I’m not sure if the IP comes to pressure in keep warm mode. After 10 mins, nothing was done.
    I can’t make out how you did the dum in your video.
    After 10 mins, the biryani looked the same as when I layered it before.
    I had to finish the rest of the chicken on the stove. i boiled rice again in IP.
    It was a mess.
    I followed your first method.

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  4. Aliya Syed
    Aliya Syed says:

    Assalamakum.. Can u guide me rice in instant pot.. In 2nd video, u used very less watar.. If example when I made pulaio orTahari, if 1 cup of rice than 2 cups of watar.. But here u used very less amount of watar.. So plzz guide me in watar measurement in biryani in instant pot..

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  5. Kiran Najeeb
    Kiran Najeeb says:

    Hi recently got a gift of instant pot duo crisp and air fryer and tried your matar palao recipe and it turned out perfect. I don't have rice function in my instant pot so how should I proceed with your 2nd method should I use low pressure and if yes then how many minutes??thanks so much in advance.

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  6. Payal Arora
    Payal Arora says:

    I tried the first method and loved the Biryani, one of the best I have made. I did have lots of water in the chicken which I had to dry up on a stove and had to keep it on Warm function for longer. But it turned out like restaurant style Biryani. Thank you ❤️

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  7. A K
    A K says:

    When chicken is pressurized (high pressure) in both methods, do I need to add water before pressurizing?

    My food gets burnt in instant pot if not enough water when pressurizing.

    Will definitely try this soon!! 😀😀

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  8. 110saira
    110saira says:

    Whenever i boil my rice in instantpot ( only rinse, no soaking, 1:1 ratio, with butter, rice mode and NPR for 5 min , its either soggy or hard. What am i doing wrong?

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  9. Z Seher
    Z Seher says:

    What was the last SETTING you have used to dum the briyani for last step (at 7:55) ?
    Also the meal prep idea you have shown (of marinated briyani masala chicken) upto how long can you keep it in the freezer for?
    Thank you!! 💕

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  10. Ahmed Kamran
    Ahmed Kamran says:

    Great recipes! Can you please tell me when to use the biryani and the chicken mode of the instant pot? Mine comes with these, so how do i use these built in modes?? I bought the cooker for built in modes to make life eadier, but i cant find any recipe explaining the difference in all these modes, ppl only use the pressure cook if they have to cook chicken, then why there is option of chicken mode??

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