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(Tumeric Rice)
Been long since I posted some Sindhi recipe, this is a simple yellow rice, just to add some color to the food and get the benefits of turmeric. Cooked like how you would normally make rice just with a pinch of turmeric.
This is normally eaten with Sai Bhaji,Varyoon patata waagan ji bhajji, Mukandar Wadi
Ingredients
1 cup rice
2 cups water
pinch of turmeric
1 tsp ghee
salt to taste
Method
- Wash the rice and soak for half an hour.
- In a pan, add the rice, water, turmeric, ghee and salt.
- Bring the water to a boil.
- Once the water boild, lower the heat and cover the pan.
- Cook till the water is evaporated or rice cooked.
Note: Cook the rice how you would normally cook rice, in a pressure cooker, rice cooker, or with more water where you throw out the water once the rice is cooked.
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7 comments:
Nice colour, and i would like to remind you again another yellow event. The rice could fit nicely and better way to contribute such wonderful event: http://winosandfoodies.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/02/post.html
Nice dish...
love the colour of the rice
love your Sindhi recipes medhaa. I would love if you could post more Sindhi sabji recipes at your convenience, I once hada a lotus root sabji at a Sindhi wedding and it was really yummy and different.
thank you, Cham, Dhivya and ms.
ms - glad you like lotus stems its a delacasy in sindhis and made on special occasions. I am not a big fan of it and not sure if I get lotus stems here, will surely try. I can post the recipes for you, we have a couple you will enjoy them for sure.
looks delicious and colorful.
nice color..looks really yummy..
Hi From one sindhi to another .You have a good collection of all sindhi food here ... thats so kool. i miss sindhi food at times, married to a south indian but have my share of sai bhaji and the regular . I love Dalpakwan just freak out eating it .
Nice work !! All the Best dear .
love
Vanita Kriplani
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