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<title>Preparation time : - 45 minutes    Serves : - 2</title>
<description>Ingredients : -1 cup basmati rice(long grain), 
      2 cups water, 1 small piece cinnamon, 3 garlic flakes, 4 cardamoms, 1 bay 
      leaf, 4 cloves, 1 small onion, 100 grams gram flour, 3/4 cup grated 
      paneer, 1 inch ginger, 1/2 teaspoon grated ginger, 1 green chilly, 
      10 raisins,7 tablespoons ghee, oil for deep frying and salt to taste.</description>
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<title>Rice Recipe: Paneer kofta biryani</title>
<description>HOW TO PREPARE : - Finely chop the onion and 
      the green chilly separately and set it aside. Take a blender and put the 
      onions ginger piece and garlic flakes and make a paste. Take a frying pan 
      and heat some ghee. When the ghee begins bubbling add this paste and sauteacute; 
      till the raw smell leaves. The paste will be golden brown by the time. Then 
      add the cloves, cardamoms, cinnamon stick, bay leaf and sauteacute; briefly. 
      Then put in the rice and pour two cups water. Bring to boil and then add 
      the salt. Stir well, cover and cook till the rice is soft. You should be 
      able to mash with two fingers. Now to make the koftas take a pan and roast 
      the gram flour till its golden brown. Then put it in a bowl and add the 
      paneer, grated ginger, green chilly, and gram flour. Now make dough of this 
      mixture. Make ten little balls or koftas. Before you make the ball put one 
      raisin in the centre and then make the balls. They must be even all over 
      and so when you are making balls apply a little cooking oil to your palms. 
      Take a frying pan and pour oil for deep frying. When the oil is very hot 
      put in the paneer koftas and fry. Keep turning them over so that they get 
      cooked evenly. Take a big platter and put the rice and with the help of 
      a fork separate all the grains. Then add the koftas and mix it all up. Garnish 
      with mint leaves and grated carrot and serve.</description>
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