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本格的なクッチ風チキンビリヤニの作り方です。バスマティ米を半炊きにし、ヨーグルトとスパイスでマリネした鶏肉と層にして蒸し焼きにします。香り高いサフランミルクとフレッシュハーブがアクセント。家庭でも本格的なインドの味を楽しめます。
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