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A fragrant, layered chicken biryani cooked in the traditional "dum" style. This Muslim‑style version uses aromatic whole spices, yogurt‑marinated chicken, and partially cooked basmati rice, finished with a drizzle of reserved biryani oil for extra moisture and shine. Serve with raita or baingan bharta for a complete feast.
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