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**Title:** Discovering the Authentic Hyderabadi Biryani at Bawarchi
**Summary:**
* The host visits Bawarchi, a renowned restaurant in Hyderabad, to explore the making and taste of their iconic Hyderabadi Biryani.
* The owner, Abbas, shares the secret to their special biryani: hard work, quality of rice, and a proprietary blend of spices.
* The host observes and narrates the preparation of the Mutton Biryani, highlighting the use of fresh ingredients, a specific layering technique, and a special sesame-based Sherva.
* The host tastes both the Mutton and Chicken Biryani, praising their:
+ Gentle, alluring aromas
+ Uniformly spread, mellow flavors
+ Tender, juicy meat (especially the mutton)
+ Perfectly cooked, fluffy rice
* The host concludes that one hasn't truly tasted Hyderabadi Biryani until they've visited Bawarchi at RTC Cross Road, Hyderabad.
**Key Takeaways:**
* Bawarchi's Hyderabadi Biryani is a must-try in Hyderabad
* The restaurant's attention to detail and traditional techniques set it apart
* Both Mutton and Chicken Biryani options are highly recommended
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1. **Location**: The restaurant featured is located at RTC Cross Road in Hyderabad.
2. **Restaurant Name**: The restaurant's name is Bawarchi, also known as The Original Bawarchi.
3. **Establishment Year**: Bawarchi was started in the year 1994.
4. **Variety of Biryanis**: Bawarchi offers Chicken Biryani, Mutton Biryani, Veg Biryani, and Fish Biryani.
5. **Famous Dishes**: Bawarchi is particularly famous for its Chicken and Mutton Biryanis.
6. **Marination Ingredient Quantity**: 25 portions of Curd are used for marination.
7. **Meat Source and Weight**: The mutton used is from goats weighing only 7 to 8 kilos for tender and juicy meat.
8. **Rice and Meat Ratio**: Eight kilos of basmati rice are used for four kilos of meat.
9. **Serving Capacity**: The cooked biryani serves about 25 people.
10. **Cooking Process**: The biryani is cooked in layers, with the rice closest to the bottom cooking more than the top layers.
11. **Spices and Ingredients**: Common spices and ingredients include cardamom, Shahjeera, cinnamon, salt, red chilli, ginger-garlic paste, green chilli, coriander, deep-fried onions (birista), and papaya for tenderizing the meat.
12. **Coloring Agent**: A coloring agent is used to give the rice a yellow color.
13. **Cooking Time**: The biryani takes half an hour to cook after all the ingredients are assembled.
14. **Family Involvement**: The restaurant is run by a family where almost all members are involved in the business.
15. **Authenticity**: The restaurant claims to be the original, with other "Bawarchis" being imitations.
16. **Side Dishes**: Side dishes served include Raita and Sherva (made from sesame paste).
17. **Program and Platform**: The video documentary is part of "Gourmet On The Road" on Food Lovers' TV.