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It is my first time to say hello and do some self introduction to everybody here online. My name is Ashis.P.Donthi, male, 27, from Bangalore, India. I like reading, and do some collections in my spare time.

About Me

It is my first time to say hello and do some self introduction to everybody here online. My name is Ashis.P.Donthi, male, 27, from Bangalore, India. I like reading, and do some collections in my spare time.

About Me

It is my first time to say hello and do some self introduction to everybody here online. My name is Ashis.P.Donthi, male, 27, from Bangalore, India. I like reading, and do some collections in my spare time.

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It is my first time to say hello and do some self introduction to everybody here online. My name is Ashis.P.Donthi, male, 27, from Bangalore, India. I like reading, and do some collections in my spare time.

Showing posts with label Pulao. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Aloo Pulao

Aloo Pulao

India is a land of festivals and festivals are incomplete without mouth watering dishes. Navratri is one of the festivals celebrated with a variety of dishes. As some people keep fast on this nine days festival, there are specific recipes which are made only with the ingredients used in the fast. Aloo is one such ingredient which is commonly used in the recipes for Navratri fasts. Below we have given special recipe for aloo pulao, which you can prepare during Navratri fasts. It is very easy to make and delicious to taste.

Ingredients
1 cup Samwat Rice (also known as Parsai ke chaawal)
2 tbsp. Ghee
1 tsp. Cumin Seeds
2 Cloves
A tiny piece of Cinnamon
2 green Cardamoms
1 large Potato (diced in small pieces)
2 tsp. Rock Salt
1/2 tsp. Red Chili Powder
3 cup Water
Green Coriander to garnish
Method
Heat ghee in a pan
Add cumin seeds, cloves, cardamom and cinnamon to the oil
When they give off fragrance, add potato and rice
Stir-fry to a light brown color
Add rock salt, chilli powder and water
Cover the pan and let it simmer on low flame for about 15 minutes.
Garnish with green coriander
Serve hot, with cold curd.

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