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Murg
Pulao |
Over
the centuries, creative Indian cooks have turned
rice into many novel dishes using local ingredients.
Dulisons, presents one of the best-known Murg
Pulao- the classic rice recipe for gourmets
with a magnificent flavor. |
Aggarwal
FOODS Ashok Chakra basmati rice |
1
¼ cup |
Ginger |
1
inch knob |
Chicken
mince |
250
gms |
Garlic |
6-8
cloves |
Red
chilli powder |
1
tspn |
Lemon
juice |
1
tblspn |
Salt |
to
taste |
Coriander
powder |
1
tspn |
Green
chillies |
4-6 |
Onion |
1
med.sized |
Tomatoes |
2
med.sized |
Fresh
coriander leaves |
¼
cup |
Fresh
mint leaves |
¼
cup |
Oil |
1
½ tspn |
Cumin
seeds |
1
tspn |
Bay
leaf |
1 |
Pepper
corns |
4-5 |
Cloves |
2 |
Green
cardamoms |
2 |
Cinnamon |
1-inch
piece |
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Method Of Preparation |
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Pick and wash Aggarwal FOODS Ashok
Chakra basmati rice in plenty of
water and soak rice in sufficient
water for half an hour. Peel and
grind ginger and garlic to a fine
paste. |
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Mix
chicken mince with ginger garlic
paste, red chilli powder, coriander
powder, lemon juice and salt to
taste. Mix well and refrigerate
until required. |
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Wash
green chillies, remove stem and
finely chop. Peel and finely slice
onion. Wash and finely chop tomatoes.
Clean, wash and finely chop green
coriander and mint leaves. |
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Heat
oil in a non stick pan, add cumin
seeds and stir fry till they start
changing colour. Add bay leaf, pepper
corns, cloves, green cardamom, cinnamon
and chopped green chillies. Add
sliced onion and saute on high heat
until the onion turns translucent.
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Stir
briefly and add the marinated chicken
mince. Cook on high heat for two
to three minutes, stirring continuously.
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Add
chopped tomatoes, green coriander
and mint leaves and continue cooking
for three to four minutes more.
Drain and add the soaked basmati
rice and salt to taste, mix well.
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Add
two and half cups water (preferably
hot). Add salt and mix well. Bring
to a boil and cook on high heat
stirring gently but frequently till
the water is almost absorbed. |
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Reduce
the heat, cover the pan with a tight
fitting lid and cook for another
three to five minutes or till the
rice is done. |
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Manpansand
Rice |
Aggarwal
FOODS Sona Jee Super basmati rice |
1
½ cups |
Salt |
to
taste |
Lemon
grass |
2
inch stalk |
Carrots |
2
medium sized |
Cauliflower |
¼
small sized |
Cabbage |
¼
small sized |
Spinach |
12-16 |
Star
anise |
2 |
Cornflour |
1½
tblspn |
Shelled
green peas |
½
cups |
Soya
Sauce |
1
tblspn |
Crushed
black pepper |
1
tblspn |
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Method Of Preparation |
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Pick and wash Aggarwal FOODS
Sona Jee Super basmati rice
in plenty of water and then
soak for about half an hour.
Drain well. |
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Boil
Aggarwal FOODS Sona Jee Super
basmati rice in salted boiling
water until completely cooked.
Drain and keep warm. |
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Wash,
peel and cut carrots into
half cm cubes.Wash lemon grass
stalk. |
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Separate
cauliflower into small florets
and wash them. Soak them in
warm salted water and keep
aside. |
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Cut
cabbage into half cm chunks.
Clean, wash and trim spinach
leaves. |
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Dissolve
corn flour in half cup water.
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Take
three cups of water in a pan,
add lemon grass, star anise
and carrots and bring; it
to boil. Continue to cook
in boiling water for three
minutes, reduce hat and add
green peas and cauliflower
florets. |
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Simmer
till green peas and carrots
are just done. Stir in cabbage
and spinach leaves. Season
with salt and crushed pepper
corn. |
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Add
soya sauce, bring it to a
boil and stir in cornstarch
dissolved in water while stirring
continously. Simmer for half
a minute. Arrange rice in
a large service bowl and pour
cooked vegetables over the
rice and sprinkle sesame oil
on top. |
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Serve
immediately. |
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Vegetable
Biryani |
Discover
the ultimate taste of Aggarwal
FOODS Sona Jee Gold basmati rice,
finely cooked and served as Vegetable
Biryani- the exotic dish that
is painstakingly blended using
finest of spices in exact proportions.
Aggarwal
FOODS Sona Jee Gold basmati rice
can be used to prepare any range
of dishes where Indian taste and
flavor has to be characterized.
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Aggarwal
FOODS Sona Jee Gold
basmati rice |
2
cups |
Mint
leaves |
few
sprigs |
Coriander
leaves |
1
bunch |
Water |
3
½ cups |
Kewra
essence |
few
drops |
Saffron |
½
tsp (disso- lved in
1tsp milk) |
Almonds |
20
gms |
Raisins |
20
gms |
Cashewnuts |
20
gms |
Turmeric
powder |
1
tsp |
Salt |
to
taste |
Red
chilli powder |
1
tsp |
Potatoes |
1
cup (diced) |
Cauliflower
florets |
1
½ cup |
Peas
|
1
cup |
Cumin
seeds |
1
cup |
Carrots |
½
cup (diced) |
Peppercorns |
8 |
Cloves
6 |
6 |
Bayleaves |
2 |
Cardamoms |
4 |
Cinnamon |
1
stick |
Refined
oil |
50
gms |
Onions |
2
(Sliced) |
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Method Of Preparation |
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Wash and soak the Aggarwal
FOODS Sona Jee Gold
basmati rice. |
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Drain
and keep aside. Fry
onions in oil and set
aside. |
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To
the same oil, add the
whole masalas, vegetables
and cook for few minutes.
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Add
Aggarwal FOODS Sona
Jee Gold basmati rice
and fry till grains
separate. |
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Add
salt, chilli powder,
turmeric powder and
water. |
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When
rice is ¾th done, add
the saffron and cook
till fully done. |
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Sprinkle
with kewra essence.
Granish with chopped
cashewnuts, almonds,
raisins, fried onions,
fresh mint and coriander
leaves. Serve steaming
hot with raita. |
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