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A traditional Hyderabadi raw‑meat biryani made with bone‑in beef, aromatic spices, yogurt, mint and partially cooked basmati rice. The meat is marinated, layered with par‑boiled rice and cooked on high flame before a long dum so the meat becomes melt‑in‑the‑mouth tender and the rice stays fluffy and fragrant – perfect for an Eid feast.
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