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Yellow Rice

hi frnds...

Its been days..nope months that i came to blog...I was all busy with my training n stuff of learnin JAVA...i don knw how its gonna turn up actually...

Anyways lemme put up some recipes first...

Its gonna be yummy yellow rice first...

Yellow Rice

Ingredients

  • Rice(preferably basmathi rice) - 1/2 kg
  • Onion - 1
  • Green Chillies - 10
  • Ginger - lil
  • Garlic - 2
  • Cinnamon - 2 pieces
  • Cloves - 3
  • Cardamom - 5
  • Coriander leaves - lil
  • Mint leaves - lil
  • Vinegar/Lime Juice - 2 spoons
  • Turmeric powder - 1/2 spoon
  • Salt - to taste
  • Oil - as required

Method

  • Fry the rice lightly in oil n keep aside.
  • Take a pressure cooker , on heat , add oil , cinnamon , cloves , cardamom.
  • Then add ginger(lil crushed) n chopped garlic and fry well.
  • Add finely chopped onions, slitted green chillies n let them cook well.
  • Add required amount of water n add salt, coriander leaves, mint leaves, turmeric powder , rice and vinegar , mix well.
  • Let it boil well and close cook in the cooker.

Now the yellow rice is ready.

I ll put up the best suited side dish in my next post.

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