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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Tomato Biryani recipe, thakkali biryani recipe, tomato sadham, tomato rice recipe Tomato Biryani Recipe is simple to make but taste so damn  good. I used to love smelling this aroma while I return from school. I could smell this yummy tasty tomato biryani while entering my street itself. The ghee and the coconut milk plays  &#8230;  <a class="cp-read-more" href="https://redchillycurry.com/tomato-biryani-recipe/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a></p>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>Tomato Biryani Recipe</strong> is simple to make but taste so damn  good. I used to love smelling this aroma while I return from school. I could smell this yummy tasty tomato biryani while entering my street itself. The ghee and the coconut milk plays a very important role in flavor. My mom never actually learned from anyone or this recipe never passed through my fail members. My mom said since she had many ripe tomatoes she made some recipe with biryani base and instead of veggie she had used only tomato, and the recipe came out so well and dad enjoyed his for his lunch. Yes this recipes was directly made by my mom and passed down to me. I am pretty sure my daughter will learn this from me too since she goes crazy for this tomato biryani just like me.<br />
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This doesn&#8217;t dominate masala much like in regular biryani but brings out the tomato flavor and its drool worthy recipe. If you love tomato rice then this is 5-6 level higher in taste and flavor. I always make this on weekends and best for lunch box . My daughter takes it to school and my husband enjoys it in office. I also makes this for my guest when I make dinners along with chapati and other north Indian recipes. Instead of making pulao and other rice varieties try this recipe. I can bet everyone will love it.</p>
<p>I have fresh organic tomatoes growing in my backyard. Yes I have a big vegetable garden and I have planted so many veggies and they give me very tasty tomatoes. When this biryani is made with home grown tomatoes they taste the best. I love it. I must say having your own vegetable garden and freshly plucking from them and eating it is so refreshing. Other varieties of biryani I have in my space are <a title="qabooli biryani" href="http://redchillycurry.com/qabooli-qubooli-biryani/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em><strong>Qabooli Biryani,</strong></em></span></a> <a title="palak biryani" href="http://redchillycurry.com/palak-pulao/" target="_blank"><em><strong>Palak biryani</strong></em></a>(spinach Biryani),  <a title="Vegetable Biryani" href="http://redchillycurry.com/vegetable-biryani-3/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em><strong>Vegetable Biryani.</strong></em></span></a></p>
<p>But to me out of all biryani<strong> tomato biryani recipe</strong> is my fav.</p>
<h3>Step by step making of Tomato Biryani Recipe</h3>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/basmati-rice/">Basmati Rice</a>  - 1 cup or 1 glass size </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/ghee/">Ghee</a>  - 3 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/tomatoes-ripe/">Tomatoes, ripe</a>  - 5 </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/green-chillieslong-slit/">Green chillies,long slit</a>  - 6-7 </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/chilly-powder/">Chilly powder</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mint-leaves/">Mint leaves</a>  - handfull(you can use more for if u like strong flavor of mint) </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/oil/">Oil</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
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                <p style="text-align: left;">1. First wash the basmati rice once in water. Drain the water completely. Now add ghee to the pan and fry the basmati rice for 3-4 mins or until the rice is little hot. Now remove them from pan and keep it separately.<br />
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2. Now add 2 cup of water and let it boil for 5-8 mins. Now add the tomatoes and see if they are  3/4 immersed in water.  Close the lid and let tomatoes skin peel with the boiling temperature. This will take 10-12 mins to get tomato skin peeled. Now remove from water and keep them in a plate.  Let the tomatoes cool down completely.  Throw away the water used for boiling. Once cooled make a puree out of it.(You may ask..why I should boil the tomatoes and then pulp it instead of pulping directly?? well there's a big difference in taste according to me. This is how mom always made and it taste divine)</p>
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3. Now to the same pan add oil, do the seasoning mentioned above. Add cinnamon, cloves, bay leaf and stir for a min. To this add Onion slices and stir till they are tender.<br />
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4. Now add ginger garlic paste. Stir till the raw smell is gone. Now add green chilies and stir for another 2 mins. Now add the tomato pulp and mix everything together. Let it cook for 5  mins. To this add salt,turmeric powder, garam masala, chilly powder and stir it well.<br />
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<p>5. Now take the same glass or cup that you used for measuring the rice. For 1 cup/1 glass rice use 1 and half glass of water. That is the usual measurement. Here we are going to add half glass of water and 1 cup of coconut milk for this biryani. It will be very rich and taste very good too.<br />
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6. Now once you are done adding the water and coconut milk let it boil for 2 mins. To this add basmati rice and mint leaves. Stir everything together and switch it off.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">7. I always make my biryani in electric cooker. Now transfer everything to the rice cooker and switch on the cook button and tomato biryani will be ready in 30 mins. If you are using pressure cooker leave it for 3-4 whistle. If you like dum biryani style then you can keep a flat base pan below this pan and slow cook the process. Either way it will taste so damn good. Enjoy with Raita.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Spicy fried rice, fried rice recipe, how to make spicy fried rice Fried rice or spicy fried rice is my most commonly made lunch box recipe or if I am not in a mood to cook. This is super simple and can be made in ten mins if  you have leftover rice at home. With  &#8230;  <a class="cp-read-more" href="https://redchillycurry.com/fried-rice/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a></p>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>Fried rice</strong> or spicy fried rice is my most commonly made lunch box recipe or if I am not in a mood to cook. This is super simple and can be made in ten mins if  you have leftover rice at home. With my kids I never know when the rice will get wasted and sometimes I need to keep the rice quantity twice. It all depends on my daughter hunger. If she had a very active day at school and have gone out for playing and if the dish is her fav one then she will keep eating. She will just go with even 4-5 serving. So according to her active schedule I always make sure I balance my rice accordingly, but there is no way we can judge the kids.<br />
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So when the rice gets leftover I usually make this quick . The reason for making this rice is, the leftover rice from previous night will be a perfect texture for fried rice. I always get compliments for this particular dish for its texture. I always keep the rice in refrigerator for 20 mins for the rice to get that texture. Whenever I make the rice fresh I <strong>always keep it in fridge for 20 mins to get that grainy restaurant style texture</strong>. Do try it at home. That my secret I am sharing shuuuu&#8230;.</p>
<p>You can add any veggies of your choice for this rice. I compulsory add cabbage,capsicum,peas,carrot and corn. My daughter loves corn and peas a lot. Me and hubby love cabbage and capsicum. You can add other veggies like beans,beetroot or baby corn. This taste so good when its mixed and enjoyed hot. I don&#8217;t need any thing else on side with this rice. Just make it little spicy and you can enjoy the tastiest fried rice ever. Other kind of fried rices variety I have in my site are <a title="Fried rice" href="http://redchillycurry.com/vegetablefried-ricekids-recipe/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline; color: #993300;"><em><strong>Vegetable Fried rice</strong></em></span></a>, <a title="Garlic fried rice" href="http://redchillycurry.com/chilly-garlic-fried-rice/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline; color: #800000;"><em><strong>Chilly Garlic fried rice</strong></em></span></a>, <a title="Schezwan fried rice" href="http://redchillycurry.com/schezwan-fried-rice/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline; color: #003300;"><em><strong>Schezwan Fried rice</strong></em></span></a>.</p>
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/sweet-corn/">Sweet corn</a>  - 4 tsp </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/red-chilly-sauce/">Red Chilly Sauce</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/pepper-powder/">Pepper Powder</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
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                <p style="text-align: left;">1. I usually make this spicy fried rice when I have lots of left over rice from previous day. The rice from previous day when kept in fridge gives a very nice grainy texture as seen in restaurants. If you still want to try this recipe with fresh rice, no problem just keep the cooked rice in fridge for 20 mins and start following the procedure.<br />
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2. Heat pan and add 3 tsp olive oil. To this saute veggies mentioned above one by one. Saute garlic first then carrot,peas,capsicum,cabbage and corn. Don't over fry, just stir fry. To this add soy sauce,salt,schezwan sauce, red chilly sauce(I used ching's brand for all the sauce varieties)</p>
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3. Now add cooked rice and stir for 5-7 more mins until the sauce is well coated. Now add pepper powder according to your taste and just add a tsp of ghee or butter and switch off the flame.<br />
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4. Now garnish with spring onion and mix everything well. Check for taste and you can add extra sauce according to your preference. Be careful when you add salt to fried rice since soy sauce has enough salt in them. The reason I add ghee to this fried rice is because of its excellent aroma. Don't skip it just add and see how yummy they taste.<br />
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<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Gongura Pulihora</strong> is everyone&#8217;s fav at home. We love all kinds of recipes with Gongura leaves(Red sorrel leaves). Mom makes the best Gongura pachadi and dad cant stop eating this. We never miss to buy this fresh red sorrel leaves(Gongura) when it hits the market. My hubby always gets 2-3 bunches of them to prepare gongura pachadi and gongura pulihora. If you are a tamarind rice lover like me, then you will love this a lot. I am a big Tamarind rice fan and I can eat it whole day. This Gongura pulihora also taste awesome and you can make this for a change instead of regular tamarind rice on weekends. Gongura leaves are sour in taste so no need of extra tamarind when you make this gongura pulihora..<br />
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<p>When you get this leaf  make sure they are fresh and in good condition. Don&#8217;t get leaves that are dry and torn. Wash them well and let it dry, so they stay for a longer period when you make gongura pachadi. For making Gongura pulihora I always dry them in sun for few min after washing the leaves. Make pulihora the same way like we make our regular tamarind rice, but instead of tamarind pulp we will replace the gongura leaves paste. Do enjoy making <a title="Gongura pacahadi" href="http://redchillycurry.com/gongura-pachadiandhra-recipe/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em><strong>GONGURA PACHADI</strong></em></span></a> at home when you get leaves fresh. To try other variety of tamarind based rice..click <a title="puliyodharai" href="http://redchillycurry.com/tamarind-ricepuliyodharai/" target="_blank"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Puliyodharai(</strong></span></a>Tamarind rice)</p>
<p>Gongura pulihora is loved and enjoyed by Andhra Pradesh people. If you haven&#8217;t tried this before, then now is the time to try it . You wont be disappointed and will thank me for sure  for introducing to an amazing new flavors in rice. Adding seasame seeds and peanuts bring very good flavor, so don&#8217;t ever omit it. Serve this with papad or chips. It doesn&#8217;t really require any side dish. Now enjoy making <strong>Gongura Pulihora</strong>.</p>
<h3>Step by step method of making Gongura Pulihora</h3>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Gongura Leaves(Red sorrel leaves)</a>  - 1 bunch </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/coirander-seedsdhania-seeds/">Coirander seeds/Dhania seeds</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/seasame-seeds/">Seasame Seeds</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/dry-red-chillies/">Dry red chillies</a>  - 5 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/channa-dal/">Channa dal</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
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                <p style="text-align: center;">1. Wash the leaves well and let it dry. Now dry roast the ingredients mentioned above and grind them to powder. Keep it aside.<br />
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2. In the same pan add the leaves and saute them for 2 min. Let it wilt , when they look moist enough remove it from pan.</p>
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3. Now add these  leaves to the powder that is still in our blender. Blend them all together. You will get like a nice paste.Do not add water.<br />
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4. Now heat pan again and do the tempering mentioned above. To this add the leaves pulp and let it cook for 5 mins. To this add salt,turmeric powder and hing and let it cook for totally 8-10 min.<br />
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5. Keep the rice ready and see to that the grains are separate for this particular rice.(TO ACHIEVE SEPARATE GRAIN ADD LITTLE OIL WHILE THE RICE IS GETTING COOKED) Let the rice and leaves pulp cool down. Now start mixing the rice slowly and see to it that they are mixed properly.<br />
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6. Now serve it with papad or potato chips. Yummy Gongura pulihora is ready to eat.</p>

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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Palak Pulao recipe, Palak biryani, Palak rice, Spinach recipes, Lunch box recipes Palak pulao recipe is a simple rice variety that will be loved by everyone at home. Its mild and loaded with lots of flavor in them. Best suited for lazy lunch weekends. I love to pair it with raita. This can be made  &#8230;  <a class="cp-read-more" href="https://redchillycurry.com/palak-pulao-recipe/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a></p>
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<p><strong>Palak pulao recipe</strong> is a simple rice variety that will be loved by everyone at home. Its mild and loaded with lots of flavor in them. Best suited for lazy lunch weekends. I love to pair it with raita. This can be made in many ways and this is my version of  pulao.</p>
<p>I like making variety rice for my husband and daughter for their lunch box. Not only its simple for me in the morning but when they eat it during noon all this flavors will be nicely blend together and will give a satisfying  taste . Peas is my daughters fav veggie so I try to include in most of my rice variety. Peas gives a nice flavor to this palak pulao so do not omit it.</p>
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<p>Mom always made me eat lots of spinach. She used to show me cartoon like popeye and brainwash me saying  &#8221;Look how strong he is&#8221; and I used to totally believe her &#8230;. hmmm bad liar mommy. But anyway I listen to her and just gulp anything that&#8217;s made with spinach. Since then I have been spinach fan. This  Yummy Pulao that&#8217;s made with palak is my tastiest version. Do try it for sure. Now off to recipe. If you want other Varieties with palak try <a title="palak poori" href="http://redchillycurry.com/palak-purispinach-poori/" target="_blank">Palak Puri</a>, <a title="palak paneer" href="http://redchillycurry.com/palak-paneer/" target="_blank">Palak Paneer</a>, <a title="palak chapathi" href="http://redchillycurry.com/palak-chapathi/" target="_blank">Palak Chapathi</a>.</p>
<p>Palak is very healthy for us. It&#8217;s rich in iron and best food to have when you are pregnant. I never use to have iron tonic or irin pill during my pregnancy. I always made sure I add palak/ Spinach in all my food. I believe in food and not medicine. Food is healthy and it acts as soul to a healthy body. Off to making of Palak Pulao recipe.</p>
<h3>Step by step of making palak pulao recipe</h3>
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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
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<p>I bought some fresh spinach leaves from near by market and it was really a very big packet. I cant use it for one recipe for sure. So I had made quite some variety with them and will post them soon. Palak Pulao is one recipe. Then I made dips and some mexican dishes too. Love when palak are fresh.</p>
<p>How to make palak pulao recipe for your easy lunch...</p>
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/peas/">Peas</a>  - 1/2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mint-leaves/">Mint leaves</a>  - handful </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/onionfinely-chopped/">Onion,finely chopped</a>  - 1 (if its large) </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/cumin-seedsjeera/">Cumin seeds/Jeera</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/elachi/">Elachi</a>  - 2-3 </li>
                        
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                <p>1. In a pan add little oil and fry the masala item mention above. Then make a paste of them using a blender. Keep it aside.</p>
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2. Wash basmati rice well . Add ghee to the pan and saute the rice for 3-4 mins. Now keep it separate in a plate or bowl.</p>
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3. Again add oil to the pan and saute jeera &amp; cashew nuts. To this add onion and ginger &amp; garlic paste and saute for few more mins.</p>
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4. Now add peas once it gets soft add palak/spinach leaves. Then add  the grind masala to this. Then add salt,turmeric powder and mix them all. Let the raw smell of the masala subside. Now add 1/2 glass water.</p>
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5. Now to this mix add basmati rice and let it cook for 5 mins. Now add the thick coconut milk and stir it again. For 1 glass of basmati rice we need to use 1 1/2 cup water.</p>
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<p>6. I have used 1 cup thick coconut milk and half glass of water totally. Then garnish with mint leaves. I used rice cooker for this pulao. Once all the above steps are done transfer the rice mix completely in to the rice cooker.</p>
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7. Palak pulao is ready. Serve it with raita of your choice like <a title="boondhi raita" href="http://redchillycurry.com/boondhi-raita/" target="_blank">boondhi raita</a> , <a title="palak raita" href="http://redchillycurry.com/palak-raita/" target="_blank">palak raita</a> , <a title="okra raita" href="http://redchillycurry.com/okra-raita/" target="_blank">okra raita</a>.</p>
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                <h3 itemprop="name">Gongura Pachadi(Andhra Recipe)</h3>
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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
                    <span class="recipe-data"><meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2015-05-13">May 13, 2015</span>
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p>I love Andhra food recipe...I am half Telugu and Tamil mixed so I love the traditional recipes coming from both this two background. Gongura is our family fav food. Andhra cooking involves lots of gongura recipes and one of my fav from all of them is this spicy yummy pachadi. This goes well with rice,dosa,idly even chapathi. Its so simple to make and it can be very addictive. I love adding a dollop of ghee to hot white rice and eating this without any other side dish. Its taste is something to die for. If you haven't tried it before def try this out. Worth every min of your time.</p>
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                    <li><em>Prep Time :</em> <meta itemprop="prepTime" content="PT10M">10 minutes</li>
                    <li><em>Cook Time :</em> <meta itemprop="cookTime" content="PT20M">20 minutes </li>
                    
                    <li><em>Yield :</em> <span itemprop="recipeYield">5 people</span></li>
                    
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                <h4>Ingredients</h4>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Gongura Leaves(red sorrel leaves)</a>  - 2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Seasame Oil</a>  - 2 tsp  </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Mustard seed</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/channa-dal/">Channa dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Coriander seeds/Dhania seeds</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/cumin-seedsjeera/">Cumin seeds/Jeera</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/dry-red-chillies/">Dry red chillies</a>  - 12-15 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                                                                    <li class="separator">For Seasoning/ Tempering:</li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/oil/">Oil</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mustard-seeds/">Mustard seeds</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/urad-dal/">Urad dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/channa-dal/">Channa Dal</a>  - 1 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/jeera/">Jeera</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/dry-red-chillies/">Dry red chillies</a>  - 3-4 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/garliccrushed/">Garlic,crushed</a>  - 6-7 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/curry-leaves/">Curry leaves</a>  - as per taste </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/asofaetidahing/">Asofaetida(hing)</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/onionfinely-chopped/">Onion,finely chopped</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                    
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1.In a kadai add oil and start saute dry red chillies, once they turn lite brown remove them otherwise it may burn dark. Keep it separate. To the same oil add mustard seed,channa dal,jeera,dhania seeds and saute it for a min and remove it. Let everything cool.</p>
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2. Now wash and dry the gongura leaves. Make sure they are dry otherwise they wont stay fresh for long. If the leaves are dry then pachadi will stay for a week or more.<br />
3. Now add little oil and fry the leaves for few mins till they become soft, now collect in a bowl. let it cool.</p>
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4. Now add all the fry items in a blender and make a coarse powder out of them. To this finally add gongura leaves and blend them in pulse mode for few mins. The leaves should be 95% done but not completely like paste.</p>
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5. Collect them all in a bowl. Now in a pan heat oil and add the seasoning mentioned above and pour the tempering on top of the gongura item and mix everything well. Now add salt and see how it taste. Yummy tasty pachadi is ready to eat. Serve it hot with white rice on ghee as topping. Yumm its so droll worthy dish.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>NOTES:</strong></span><br />
1. Adding hing and garlic is very important so do not skip this step. They give so much flavor to this dish.<br />
2. Usually gongura leaf has a nice sour taste to it,if you find the leaves less sour you can add little bit tamarind. Here in USA the leaves don't taste the same all time. So test the taste and add tamarind piece if you need it.<br />
3. Add oil as mentioned in this recipe,this helps in keeping the pachadi for more than a week. You can store in fridge too.<br />
4. Serve it with rice,dosa,idly or chapathi. They taste excellent.</p>

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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
                    <span class="recipe-data"><meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2015-01-24">January 24, 2015</span>
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p>Cabbage rice is quick to make and perfect for lunch box. Can be made very quickly so no fuzz with long detail. No guilt feel since the rice has fiber in it. One veggie is going directly inside the tummy. Kids will love it too. Goes well with papad or chips or even raita. It tastes good with basmati and also with regular rice. I love to add little ghee when I am serving to kids.</p>
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                    <li><em>Cook Time :</em> <meta itemprop="cookTime" content="PT15M">15 minutes </li>
                    
                    <li><em>Yield :</em> <span itemprop="recipeYield">3 person</span></li>
                    
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/ricecooked/">Rice,Cooked</a>  - 1 1/2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/cabbagefinely-shredded/">Cabbage,finely shredded</a>  - 1 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/onion-finely-chopped/">Onion, finely chopped</a>  - 1 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Ginger,chopped fine</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Garlic,chopped fine</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/peas/">Peas</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/green-chillieslong-slit/">Green chillies,long slit</a>  - 3-4 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/turmeric-powder/">Turmeric Powder</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/chilly-powder/">Chilly powder</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/coriander-leaves-finely-chopped/">Coriander leaves, finely chopped</a>  - as per taste </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                                                                    <li class="separator">For Seasoning:</li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Oil/Ghee</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mustard-seeds/">Mustard seeds</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/urad-dal/">Urad dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/channa-dal/">Channa dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/jeera/">Jeera</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/curry-leaves/">Curry leaves</a>  - as per taste </li>
                        
                    
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                <p style="text-align: left;">1. In a pan add oil or ghee and do the seasoning mentioned above.<br />
2. To this add ginger,garlic and saute for a min. Then add onion,green chillies .<br />
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3. Now add cabbage and peas, when done add turmeric powder,chilly powder and salt. Stir them well. To this add cooked rice and stir them well.</p>
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4. Finally garnish with coriander leaves and serve it with papad or potato chips or with raita.<br />
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		<pubDate>Thu, 13 Nov 2014 17:41:16 +0000</pubDate>
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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
                    <span class="recipe-data"><meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2014-11-13">November 13, 2014</span>
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p>Methi Rice is very to make and taste heavenly. I love how garlic and methi blend together to give a perfect yummy taste. Its best for lunch box for kids to adults. The ghee aroma takes the taste to a different level. No one will know what's inside the rice, its best for picky kids. It stays long with its aroma and I make it often when I have unannounced guest coming to my house. Adding methi to day to day life is very important and its rich in iron and good for people who have issues with stomach problem.</p>
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                    <li><em>Cook Time :</em> <meta itemprop="cookTime" content="PT5M">5 minutes </li>
                    
                    <li><em>Yield :</em> <span itemprop="recipeYield">2 cup</span></li>
                    
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                <h4>Ingredients</h4>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Basmati Rice,cooked</a>  - 1 1/2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Methi/ Fenugreek Leaves</a>  - 1 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/onionthinly-sliced/">Onion,thinly sliced</a>  - 1 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Garlic,finelly chopped</a>  - 4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/chilly-powder/">Chilly Powder</a>  - 3/4 th tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/ghee/">Ghee</a>  - 3 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/jeera/">Jeera</a>  - 1 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/turmeric-powder/">Turmeric Powder</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                    
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                <p>Methi Rice is simple to make and tasty heavenly with ghee and garlic inside....</p>
<p style="text-align: center;">1. Boil basmati rice separately in cooker. Once done remove them and add 2 tsp ghee to the hot rice. This step is important because they give very good aroma when mixed ghee with hot rice.<br />
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2. Now in a pan add little ghee/oil and once hot,add jeera and let it fry for few sec. To this add onion and garlic. Let it saute for a min or two. To this add finely chopped methi leaves and stir it well.(I always add salt to the methi leaves to take the bitter smell out)<br />
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3. When the leaves are little sauteed, add salt and turmeric powder. Keep stirring and add little chilly powder and stir well again.<br />
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4. Now add the hot rice and mix everything together. Yummy tasty smell will cover your whole house. Once blended well switch it off.<br />
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5. Hot hot methi rice is ready. Serve it with dal or raita. Simple yet elegant rice mix.</p>

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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Sep 2014 18:13:06 +0000</pubDate>
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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/basmati-rice/">Basmati Rice</a>  - 1 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Carrot,cut in to small piece</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Corn,boiled</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/peas/">Peas</a>  - 3 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Bell peppers/Capsicum</a>  - 1/4 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/garlicfinely-chopped/">Garlic,finely chopped</a>  - 4 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Salt & Pepper</a>  - as per taste </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/ghee/">Ghee</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                    
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                <p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><em><strong>Notes:</strong></em></span><br />
I never add beans,spring onion to kids recipe because there is no point they will not like it anyway so its better to give them what they want all kids will love this combo.Corn,carrot and peas are all kids fav don't you agree???</p>
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<p>1. Boil basmati rice first. When they are done keep them cool for 10-15 min in fridge(this process is done to get that perfect separate rice)</p>
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<p>2. Now add oil and start saute onion,carrot for few mins. To this add finely chopped garlic(the flavor is so good your kids will love it)</p>
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<p>3. Then slow;y add corn,capsicum and peas and stir well for few mins. To this add salt and pepper. Do not add salt and pepper to rice that perfect white combination wont come.<br />
Also when its seasoned to veggies they are more flavorful.<br />
4. Now take the rice from fridge and stir them along with rice. Perfect separate rice with restaurant look can be achieved in no time. Switch it off. Just before removing the rice from pan, I always add a tsp of ghee to rice to get a very nice aroma. Kids will love it.</p>
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<p>5. Now vegetable fried rice is ready. Easy for lunch box and ready in 20 mins. Yumm even we adult can resist its taste.</p>

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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Apr 2014 22:53:49 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Janani]]></dc:creator>
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p>Andhra Pulihora is loved and enjoyed by everyone at my house . I can always say that this is my fav rice variety. I can go on eating this from morning till night. I am that much hooked to it. Its so tasty and very tempting food. I try making this at least once in 2 weeks. We make this especially on <strong>ugadhi</strong> festival. We offer this to good. Its very simple to make and needs no big work. Too simple even a 10 yr old can make it in no time....off to my yummy dish.</p>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Tamarind ,soaked in hot water</a>  - 1/4 cup or more </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/turmeric-powder/">Turmeric Powder</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
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                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Oil(Seasame)</a>  - 2-3 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mustard-seeds/">Mustard Seeds</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/urad-dal/">Urad Dal</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/channa-dal/">Channa Dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/dry-red-chillies/">Dry Red Chillies</a>  - 6 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/green-chillieslong-slit/">Green Chillies,long slit</a>  - 4 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Fenugreek Seed/ Vendhayam</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/curry-leaves/">Curry leaves</a>  - as per requirement </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/jeera/">Jeera</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Peanut /Groundnut/ Verkadalai</a>  - 3-4 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Hing(Asofoetida)</a>  - 1/4 tsp </li>
                        
                    
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<p>1. In a pan add oil saute the seasoning mentioned above.Add one by one like mustard,urad,fenugreek,channa dal,dry red chillies,curry leaves,jeera and then peanuts. Fry them well.<br />
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2. Now add tamarind pulp paste. Add 1/2 glass water or more according to the consistency required. Let it boil for few mins. To this add hing,turmeric powder and salt. Let it boil for 10 more mins until it thickens and oil oozes out at center.<br />
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3. Now switch off from flame and collect it in a bowl.<br />
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4. Cook rice and pour little oil on it to get separate rice grains. Let the rice cool down to this add tamarind paste and mix them well. All rice should be well coated with tamarind paste. Yummy tasty rice is ready to serve.<br />
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5. Love this with any curry or with just plain potato chips. yummmm....<br />
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p style="text-align: center;">Vangi bhath or Brinjal rice is very easy to make and if you have vangi bhath powder in hand its even quicker. I would call this a perfect lunch box recipe for kids or even for bachelors. I don't stock the vangi bhath powder for long since it has coconut in it. Always make podi fresh ,they give their flavor best when its made fresh. So I don't recommend to stock this powder for long,but if you want to you can keep in fridge for a week and they stay fresh. I make this little differently with groundnut powder but without grounds also they tasted well. So linking this to vali <strong>Cooking FROM COOKBOOK CHALLENGE</strong>. (CCCHALLENGE)<br />
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                    <li><em>Cook Time :</em> <meta itemprop="cookTime" content="PT15M">15 minutes </li>
                    
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Bsamathi rice,cooked</a>  - 2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Brinjal,thinly sliced</a>  - 3/4 th cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/onionfinelly-chopped/">Onion,finelly chopped</a>  - 1/2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Cashew nuts,broken</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/lemon-juice/">Lemon Juice</a>  - 1 -2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li class="separator">For Vangi Bhath Powder:</li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Cinnamon/ Patta</a>  - 1/2 stick </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/cloves/">Cloves</a>  - 2 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/dry-red-chillies/">Dry Red Chillies</a>  - 8 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Coriander Seeds</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Jeera/ Cumin Seeds</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Seasame/ Groundnut(anyone of your choice)</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/grated-coconut/">Grated Coconut</a>  - 4-5 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li class="separator">For Seasoning:</li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Oil / Ghee</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/mustard-seeds/">Mustard seeds</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/urad-dal/">Urad dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Chnna dal</a>  - 1 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/curry-leaves/">Curry leaves</a>  - as per requirment </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/hing/">Hing</a>  - little bit </li>
                        
                    
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1. In a pan dry fry the given ingredients mentioned under vangi bhath powder. Fry each one separately. Then when they cool down grind them fine or little coarse.<br />
2. Now in a pan add oil and do the seasoning mentioned above, to this add brinjal first then onion and saute it till they become little soft and tender. Now add the powder and stir it for some time.<br />
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3. Take the cooked rice and add little ghee on top of it and then mix it with this veggie and masala and mix them well.<br />
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4. See that the masalas are well coated in rice. To this add required salt and switch off the flame. Finally add little lemon juice to get that mild tangy flavor and keep it closed.<br />
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5. Very tasty and very simple to make. You can send this for lunch box or give kids,everyone will love it. Serve it with papad or chips or raita.</p>

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		<title>Jamaican Bean Rice</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Janani]]></dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[Coconut milk]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[finely chopped]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[finely sliced]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[fnely chopped]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Fresh thyme]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Fresh thyme,finely chopped]]></category>
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		<category><![CDATA[Garlic,fnely chopped]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Ginger]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Ginger,finely chopped]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Long grain Rice(either use jasmine rice or basmathi)]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Onion]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Onion,finely sliced]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Pepper powder]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Red kidney beans/ Rajma]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Salt to taste]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Scotch Bonnet Pepper(use serrana jalapeno pepper as substitute)]]></category>
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                    <a class="recipe-author" href="https://redchillycurry.com/author/admin/" itemprop="author"> Janani</a>
                    <span class="recipe-data"><meta itemprop="datePublished" content="2014-01-10">January 10, 2014</span>
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            <p class="recipe-desc"  itemprop="description"><p>Jamaican bean and rice or Jamaican bean rice is very famous. I had this when we went on cruise to Mexico, we had a particular island that had authentic African food and since I was pure vegetarian I had very limited choice, but I loved it a lot. It had that coconut milk taste in it and it was very tasty. I didn't really know what ingredients where in them so I browsed few African recipes and had a chance to make it. Linking this to <a title="blogging marathon" href="http://spicingyourlife.blogspot.com/p/blogging-marathon.html" target="_blank"><em><strong>Blogging Marathon # 36</strong> </em></a>conducted by <strong>Srivalli</strong>( if you haven't checked her marathon detail you should.. it's really interesting)I am doing <strong>International Recipe</strong> for 3 days for 2nd week of jan and kids for week 3. Well its a flavorful dish do try it out.</p>
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                    <li><em>Cook Time :</em> <meta itemprop="cookTime" content="PT15M">15 minutes </li>
                    
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                <h4>Ingredients</h4>
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                                                                   <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Red kidney beans/ Rajma</a>  - 1 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Onion,finely sliced</a>  - 1(big one) </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Garlic,fnely chopped</a>  - 5-6 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/gingerfinely-chopped/">Ginger,finely chopped</a>  - 2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/coconut-milk/">Coconut Milk</a>  - 1 1/2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Long grain Rice(either use jasmine rice or basmathi)</a>  - 2 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/water/">Water</a>  - 1 cup </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Scotch Bonnet Pepper(use serrana jalapeno pepper as substitute)</a>  - if jalapeno use 4 or if you get scotch bonnet use 1 </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/pepper-powder/">Pepper powder</a>  - 1/2 tsp </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="https://redchillycurry.com/ingredients/salt-to-taste/">Salt to taste</a> </li>
                        
                                                                    <li itemprop="ingredients"><a href="">Fresh thyme,finely chopped</a>  - 3 spring </li>
                        
                    
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1. In a pan add oil saute garlic, ginger,onion and scotch bonnet or jalapeno for few mins.<br />
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2. Soak rajma or red kidney beans a night before and next day boil them and keep it separate. Now add it to the onion mix.<br />
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3. To this add long grain rice and stir it for a min. To this add one and half cup hot water and one cup coconut milk and stir it again. To this add salt and pepper powder and close it with a lid. Let it cook well.<br />
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4. Now to this add red kidney beans and stir it well. Then finely chop thyme leaves and add to rice. This is very important because the flavor is very good.<br />
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5. This is how jamaican bean rice is made.<br />
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