Chicken Biryani – Just Add Chicken for a Quick & Flavorful Meal Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani in 20 min Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani – Just Add Chicken for a Quick & Flavorful Meal Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani Meal Kit with rice and spice blend – ready in 20 minutes
Chicken Biryani – Just Add Chicken for a Quick & Flavorful Meal Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani in 20 min Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani – Just Add Chicken for a Quick & Flavorful Meal Grocery Kay's Curries
Chicken Biryani Meal Kit with rice and spice blend – ready in 20 minutes

Chicken Biryani – Just Add Chicken for a Quick & Flavorful Meal

$14.99

Serves 4 - 6.

Authentic Indian Biryani Made Easy. Just Add Chicken and Cook in One Pot. 

Make bold, authentic Chicken Biryani at home — no prep, no stress. Just add chicken to our basmati rice and signature spice blend, cook in one pot, and enjoy in 20 minutes. Gluten-free, preservative-free, and full of flavor.

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  1. Basmati rice
  2. Marinade spices
  3. Biryani spices

Dietary-Friendly: Gluten-free, nut-free, sesame-free, coconut-free, and soy-free.

Quick & Easy: Cook in just 20 minutes with minimal prep; chicken not included.

Versatile: Enhance with marinated chicken, yogurt, or your favorite sides like Raita or Greek Yogurt.

Perfect for busy weeknights or impressing guests, this hassle-free meal delivers restaurant-quality flavor in your kitchen.

Traditional Taste. Simplified Cooking.

1. 1lb. Chicken (lamb or goat are great alternatives)
2. Lemon juice or Greek yogurt
3. Cooking oil
4. Saucepan or Instant Pot

1. Marinade chicken with spices (if you have time).
2. Add Biryani spices & washed rice.
3. Add marinated chicken, water, and cook.

Detailed instructions on the kit. Chicken not included*.

Serve with a side of Raita or Plain Greek Yogurt.

The word Biryani is derived from the Persian word Birian, which means ‘fried before cooking,’ & Birinj, the Persian word for rice. Traditionally, Biryani is cooked over charcoal in an earthen pot.