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Methi and Palak Pulav
Ingredients:
2
cups
Basmati
rice
250g
fresh
methi
leaves,
chopped
200g
fresh
palak,
chopped
3-4
cardamom
pods
4-5
cloves
250
ml
coconut
milk
2-3
tbsp
ghee
4-5
tbsp
vegetable
oil
2
tsp
jeera
1pinch
turmeric
Cashew
nuts
as
desired
Method:
In
a
frying
pan
add
the
ghee
and
oil.
To
this
add
jeera,
when
it
starts
spluttering
add
the
powdered
cardamom
and
cloves.
Add
turmeric
and
2-3
curry
leaves.
Some
mint
leaves
can
also
be
added.
Keep
this
aside.
Wash
basmati
rice
and
drain
water.
Put
the
rice
in
a
pressure
cooker.
Wash
the
chopped
methi
and
palak
in
hot
water
and
drain
the
water.
Add
this
to
the
rice
along
with
the
fried
jeera
and
cardamom
mixture.
Add
the
coconut
milk
and
the
required
quantity
of
water
[1
cup
less
than
added
usually]and
cook
till
1
whistle.
To
this
add
roasted
cashews.
Serve hot with cucumber raita.



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