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Potato Pulav

                        - recipe by Priya submitted on 08-08-2008 


Ingredients 

Rice-2 cups(160 ml electric rice cooker cup)
onion-1 1/2
potato (red potato look good) - 5 nos(small size chopped in small pieces)
ginger-1.5" piece (grated)
cumin seeds - 1 1/2 tsp
cumin pwdr - 2 tsp
garam masala -2 tsp
green chillies - 3 (you could also use
Jalapeno peppers)
lemon juice - juice from 1 & 1/2 lemons
Cilantro - handful
Curry leaves - 2-3 strands

 


Method 
1. Cook the rice seperately and  keep it aside.
2. Heat oil in a wide vessel and splutter some cumin seeds.
3. Saute the onions, green chillies & ginger.
4. Add finely chopped cilantro & curry leaves.
5. Add chopped potato, mix it, cover and cook.
6. After the potato is well cooked, mix the cooked rice.
7. Add salt and lemon juice.
8. Atlast add finely chopped cilantro & green chilly.

 

Tips

     - Instead of cooked rice, you could add thick poha (aval) and make aval upma (batata powa) and serve with mint chutney for a quick breakfast, brunch or dinner.

     - You could also add some peanuts for some added crunch.

 

Comments

Comment by ann mary on 11 June 2009 16:27PM

          Hi .. Ur 1 cup=160ml ? Is it same like all in ur recipes?

 

Reply :-

          No Ann. This is the cup that comes along with rice cooker. The cup size that I use for cakes is 235 ml cup.

 Comment by deesha chawla on 12 September 2008 10:47AM

          post easy receipes

 

Reply :-

          This is very simple deesha. You can make it with leftover rice and even make it easily for lunch boxes also. Do try and let me know how it turned.

 

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