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For your Delicious Chicken Biryani today

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Watch: Paano lutuin ang famous food ng North Africa (Morroco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt)

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Cooking Yummy Beef Biryani in Camotes Islands

25/02/2024

Yellow fin

19/02/2024

How to Cook my Chicken Biryani Pinoy Style?
(Revelation)
Make sure to finish this video to learn how to cook famous international cuisine.

Let's dig deeper on history of this delicious biryani

The origins of biryani can be traced back to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran), where a similar dish called "pulao" or "pilaf" was prepared. Pulao is a one-pot dish in which rice is cooked with meat, vegetables, and a medley of aromatic spices. It is believed that the Persian invasions and the spread of the Islamic Empire in the 7th century led to the diffusion of pulao across the Middle East and Central Asia.

The word "biryani" itself is derived from the Persian word "birian," which means "fried before cooking." This refers to the technique of frying the rice in ghee or oil before cooking it with the other ingredients. Some culinary historians also suggest that the name could be derived from the Persian word "berya," which means "to roast" or "to fry." These linguistic connections point to the strong Persian influence on the early forms of biryani.

The Mughal Empire, which ruled over a vast territory that included present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from the early 16th to the mid-19th century, played a significant role in the popularization and evolution of biryani. The Mughal emperors were known for their love of fine food and elaborate feasts, and they were instrumental in developing and refining the dish to suit their own tastes and the availability of local ingredients.

Moreover, biryani is famous in the Middle East allowing OFW to learn and adapt this Biryani according to Filipino taste and available materials.

And today, Biryani is now serving in Camotes Islands.

Hope it helps🥰 don't forget to like and share this video.
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13/02/2024

Orders bound to San Francisco town

11/02/2024

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Note: for now we are selling Chicken Biryani only for start up
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10/02/2024

Logo is ready 😉 Alhamdulillah

10/02/2024

Thank you ser for your Chicken Biryani orders from Adela, Poro Cebu

10/02/2024

Baywalk San Francisco

10/02/2024

Bound for Adela Poro Cebu

09/02/2024

Halal Chicken Biryani for Delivery

09/02/2024

Delivery bound for San Francisco Cebu
100/tub minimum of 3 at Kuya Mar Resto,
Lami ila mga pagkaon.. Pwede sad mo kaon sa ila daghan mapilian sa ila menu. Located in Katunggan, Barbecuehan, San Francisco Cebu

09/02/2024

Ready for delivery na Ang Halal Chicken biryani natoh guys!Lami' ni guys superr..😊

Pm lng sa gusto.👍

08/02/2024

Halal Chicken Biryani ready for delivery today. San Francisco Area
Thanks customers 🥰

07/02/2024

Thank you customers😍 Halal Chicken Biryani in Camotes Group of islands Cebu

07/02/2024

Thank you customers in San Francisco Cebu for patronizing our Halal Chicken Biryani Filipino style 😍 for only 100 pesos busog naka! For orders kindly call/txt 09055550148 or 09126915858
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07/02/2024

Thank you ma'm Lovely Nudalo😍
For patronizing our Halal Chicken Biryani in Camotes Islands

07/02/2024

Thank you sir Dave and ma'm Anne
For patronizing our Halal Chicken Biryani in Camotes Islands

07/02/2024

😍Naa na sa CAMOTES ISLAND CEBU ang authentic Halal Chicken Biryani ng Middle East. Order na! 100php for pick up, Free delivery minimum of 5 around San Francisco. Call: 09055550148 or 09126915858, Location: Sitio Matab-ang, Brgy Sonog San Francisco Cebu 🌶🌶🌶🌶We accept bulk orders🙂 follow to be followed

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Cooking Yummy Beef Biryani in Camotes Islands

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How to Cook my Chicken Biryani Pinoy Style? (Revelation) #halal Make sure to finish this video to learn how to cook famous international cuisine. Let's dig deeper on history of this delicious biryani The origins of biryani can be traced back to ancient Persia (modern-day Iran), where a similar dish called "pulao" or "pilaf" was prepared. Pulao is a one-pot dish in which rice is cooked with meat, vegetables, and a medley of aromatic spices. It is believed that the Persian invasions and the spread of the Islamic Empire in the 7th century led to the diffusion of pulao across the Middle East and Central Asia. The word "biryani" itself is derived from the Persian word "birian," which means "fried before cooking." This refers to the technique of frying the rice in ghee or oil before cooking it with the other ingredients. Some culinary historians also suggest that the name could be derived from the Persian word "berya," which means "to roast" or "to fry." These linguistic connections point to the strong Persian influence on the early forms of biryani. The Mughal Empire, which ruled over a vast territory that included present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from the early 16th to the mid-19th century, played a significant role in the popularization and evolution of biryani. The Mughal emperors were known for their love of fine food and elaborate feasts, and they were instrumental in developing and refining the dish to suit their own tastes and the availability of local ingredients. Moreover, biryani is famous in the Middle East allowing OFW to learn and adapt this Biryani according to Filipino taste and available materials. And today, Biryani is now serving in Camotes Islands. Hope it helps🥰 don't forget to like and share this video. Subscribe also to our YouTube channel: OFW Tourister YouTube link: www.youtube.com/ofwtouristertv #everyone @followers @highlight