Ingredients
2 cups basmathi rice
1/2 cup dry nuts
1/2 cup chopped bell peppers (any color)
1/2 onion (chopped)
3 cloves garlic ( chopped)
1 tsp garam masala
pinch of saffron ( soaked in milk)
4 to 5 tbs ghee
1/2 cup cilantro and mint leaves
2 each cinnamon ,cloves,bayleaf,cardamom
salt
Method
Wash rice until u see clear water and soak for 30 min
Bring 10 cups of water to boil add salt and 2 tbs oil to water and cook rice until 95% done ,drain water completely and keep aside
Heat ghee in a heavy pan add cinnamon ,cloves, cardamom then add garlic fry for a min and add chopped onions,bell peppers,nuts ,cilantro and mint leaves sautee for 3 to 4 min then add salt , garam masala powder and cooked rice Mix and pour saffron on top of rice
cover and cook on low flame for 10 to 15 min
DONE serve hot with chicken curry or any vegg curry
looks colorful.
ReplyDeleteVery simple and good looking
ReplyDeleteits morning here and you are making me very very hungry.. hm..?? :)
ReplyDeletelooks colorful and yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice and colourful...
ReplyDeleteI love the flavour of bell peppers (only one in my house who does) so I'm sure this is good.
ReplyDeleteshahi pulao looks so lovely sagari..
ReplyDeletelooks delicous and full of flavour.
ReplyDeletethat looks delicious Sagari! Will have to try it sometime!
ReplyDeleteEasy to make and looks colorful. Will try it sometime.
ReplyDeletePulao looks so colourful Sagari!
ReplyDeletea very easy recipe and colourful sagari!
ReplyDeleteThe name "Shahi" itself makes my mouth water. Looks delcious. I made one too, will post at FH!:)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a very flavour filled rice!
ReplyDeleteLove them. Who woudn't .
ReplyDeleteWhen i make pulao i eat them a lot and then i tell to hubby dear, you know i am a south indian and we love our rice :-)))
with the ingredients u used, its truely fit for the king :)
ReplyDeletelovely pulao. can I have some?
ReplyDeleteThis is not only looks a treat to eat but also a treat to the eye what glorious colours! Beautiful post :D
ReplyDeleteRosie x
So colorful and sounds delicious! Will try for sure! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors to the pulav. looks yummy
ReplyDeletecolorful pulao.......looks gud
ReplyDeleteLike Ashaji, I must say I like everything which starts with shahi... I love to try this pulav. Thanx for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous with all the fresh vegeies :).
ReplyDeletehi sagari...i've posted my recipe with the ingredient and left u a note in my post..
ReplyDeletethis is making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteSagari, I just finished dinner but still this making me hungry....lovely recipe and dish!:)
ReplyDeletetreat for the eye and tongue:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog and I am glad you liked it.
ReplyDeleteI have been visiting your blog much before I started my own blog.Your recipes are very homely and lovely.
Colorful shahi palao Sagari !!
ReplyDeleteWill surely give a try !! i love palao !!
Colorful pulav!
ReplyDeleteThe pulao looks fab Sagari, and a nice and easy recipe too... :)
ReplyDeleteit looks so great and colorful.
ReplyDeletebookmarking it
Well you could have used better quality basmati rice.
ReplyDeleteDont compromise on quality....NEVER!! And NEVER use bell peppers in a "SHAHI" pulao.
Use lots of nuts, saffron and peas
The pulao you have made should be called " Sagari" pulao instead of "Shahi". Huh!