This is a Andhra Style Tomato Pulao. Made with Tomato puree and coconut milk, the flavour of the rice is mild yet yummy!
RICE 1 CUP
TOMATO 3-4 med sized pureed (1 cup)
ONION 1 (Thinly Sliced)
GINGER GARLIC PASTE 1 TO 1 1/2 TSP
GREEN CHILLIES 6
PUDINA AND CORIANDER 1 bunch each
PEPPER 1 TSP
LAVANG/CLOVES 1 TSP
COCONUT MILK 1 Cup
RED CHILLI POWDER 1/2 TSP
RED CHILLI POWDER 1/2 TSP
GHEE/OIL
(THE MEASURE OF GHEE OR OIL SHD BE 1/10 OF QUANTITY OF RICE)
SALT
Preparation :
Soak rice for 10 min.
Blanch tomatoes, peel off skin and make puree.
To extract coconut milk, use fresh or frozen coconut .Blend in mixer and make a smooth
Procedure:
Soak rice for 10 min.
Blanch tomatoes, peel off skin and make puree.
To extract coconut milk, use fresh or frozen coconut .Blend in mixer and make a smooth
paste. Add warm water and strain for one glass milk.
Procedure:
Heat ghee/oil, add cloves and pepper. When they splutter add the thinly
sliced onions and saute. Then add slit green chillies and little salt and fry.
Add ginger garlic paste and saute. Add pudina and coriander paste, red chilli powder
tomato puree and coconut milk.
For 1 cup of rice 2 cups liquid is required.
For 1 cup of rice 2 cups liquid is required.
Hence use 1 cup tomato puree and 1 cup coconut milk. Allow to boil, then add
rice, salt some mint leaves and mix and cook for 15 min till rice is done.
garnish with coriander leaves.
Note:
The proportion for one measure rice is two measure liquid. In that 1/2 will be tomato puree
and 1/2 will be coconut milk.
uumm..looks delicious n tempting ...cucumber raitha sd go well with this..post some podis n chutneys
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ReplyDeletehmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.can use d recipe widout onions n garlic 4 taking as prasadamto temple as v do every saturday for sahasranamam chanting in tanzania.
ReplyDeletehi
ReplyDeleteyes you can offer this as prasadam.What a
coincidence--I thought of posting the poritha
rasam the way you do. I want rasi to follow
that as it is yummy.She has your recipe for
making rasam powder and the name given to it
was TANZANIA RASAM POWDER. Now I can ask her
to name this rasam as perimma rasam.thank you.
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ReplyDeleteVery delicious and yummy . Thanks for sharing.
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