

1 kg Basmati Rice

5 Cups Beef Stock

2 medium Onion

5 chopped cloves Garlic

2 Green Chilli

1 small Tomato

2 1/2 Tsp Salt

3 tablespoons Oil

1 ½ tsp Turmeric Powder

1/2 tsp Cardamom

1/2 tsp Cloves

1/2 tsp Bay Leaf
1- 1.
2- Wash the beef and cut into large pieces.
3- Season lightly with salt and turmeric.
4- 2.
5- Heat ghee/oil in a large pot.
6- Add sliced onions and sauté until light golden.
7- 3.
8- Add garlic, green chilies, and tomato; cook until softened.
9- 4.
10- Add the mandi spice mix: coriander, cumin, black pepper, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, and bay leaves.
11- 5.
12- Add beef pieces and stir on medium heat until the meat is well coated with spices.
13- 6.
14- Pour in water or beef stock.
15- Cover and simmer until beef is tender (about 1.
16- 5–2 hours depending on cut).
17- 7.
18- Remove beef carefully and set aside.
19- Strain and measure the broth.
20- 8.
21- Add washed, soaked basmati rice to the broth (usually 1 cup rice = 1.
22- 5–2 cups liquid).
23- Adjust seasoning and bring to a boil.
24- 9.
25- Lower heat, cover, and cook the rice until fluffy.
26- 10.
27- Place the beef pieces over the rice and steam on low heat for 10 minutes so flavors combine.
28- 11.
29- Optional: For smoky flavor, place a small hot charcoal on foil in the pot, add 1 tsp butter/oil, immediately cover for 5 minutes.
30- Remove coal before serving.
31- 12.
32- Fluff rice and serve beef mandi with salad or chutney.