Mixed Sprouts Healthy Pulao
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut veggies of your choice and wash them.
- 2
In a pressure cooker, heat some oil on medium low flame. Add cumin seeds, hing, bay leave, chopped onions and garlic. Stir.
- 3
Then add mixed sprouts, green peas, chopped tomatoes, kitchen king masala, garam masala, kashmiri red chilli powder, black pepper powder, coriander powder, dry ginger powder, diced mushrooms, salt and mix.
- 4
After mixing, add little bit of water.
- 5
Add soaked rice and mix well. Then add water as required. Stir everything and close the pressure cooker with lid.
- 6
Put the weight. Cook on simmer for 5-8 mins. After 2 whistles turn off the stove. Once the pressure gets released, add coriander leaves and toss gently.
- 7
Serve hot with raita or curd.
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