Biryani is a dish of rice, spices, meat, and vegetables that originated in the Muslim community of the Indian subcontinent during the Mughal period.

Name origins

Persian biryani, from either beriyan, Farsi "fried", or birinj, Farsi "rice".

Contains, including ancestors: Seafood Fish Lamb Beef Rice
Also known as:
English: BiriyaniBirianiBerianiBriyaniBreyaniBrianiBiraniBuriyaniBariania
Wikidata ID: Q271555
Wikipedia title: Biryani
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