Pomegranate pilaf

#ChristmasGift
This is the season for pomegranates in our garden. The fruit is one of the star fruits in the holiday season. I am a health food nut. My approach to creating a recipe is more that of a scientist than a home cook. I choose the ingredients with care. I use good cooking technique. I try to use organic products; For me color, taste, texture and healthy nutrients are important in a recipe. This recipe has them all. Pomegranate has vitamin c, anti oxidants, copper and quite a few other minerals. Pomegranate, Rosemary and Curry leaves, are from my garden. The fruit seeds are like rubies, sweet and juicy. Here is the healthy, flavorful and delicious pilaf
Pomegranate pilaf
#ChristmasGift
This is the season for pomegranates in our garden. The fruit is one of the star fruits in the holiday season. I am a health food nut. My approach to creating a recipe is more that of a scientist than a home cook. I choose the ingredients with care. I use good cooking technique. I try to use organic products; For me color, taste, texture and healthy nutrients are important in a recipe. This recipe has them all. Pomegranate has vitamin c, anti oxidants, copper and quite a few other minerals. Pomegranate, Rosemary and Curry leaves, are from my garden. The fruit seeds are like rubies, sweet and juicy. Here is the healthy, flavorful and delicious pilaf
Steps
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Make a checklist. Keep all ingredients within your reach
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Make a checklist. Keep all ingredients within your reach
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Keep all ingredients within your reach
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Add 4c of pomegranate seeds with 3c of water to a blender. Pulse 3-4 times. Strain the blended juice through a sieve.
Soak basmati rice with 3 cups of water for 30 minutes. Wash and drain the water. - 5
Over medium heat, in a saucepan heat oil-2 minutes. Add black cumin seeds –black cumin gives an unique taste to biriyani. After cumin splutters, add onion, cloves, cinnamon, fennel, star anise and asafetida, Sauté onion until it browns. Stir in curry leaves, turmeric and masala powders. Let them blend in. 3 minutes. Transfer the contents to the rice cooker. Add 3 c of pomegranate juice, curd, mint leaves and butter. Electric rice cooker needs more water
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Add the rice. Close the cooker, and turn on. When rice is cooked cooker will turn off automatically. Uncover the cooker, stir in kasuri methi (dried fragrant fenugreek leaves)
Dry roast the cashews. I keep the cashews on a microwave safe plate and roast them for 2 minutes.
Transfer the cooked rice to a serving bowl. Garnish with cashews. and fried rosemary, Tasty aromatic pilaf loaded with rich nutrients is ready to serve, Tate and serve hot
Serve with pappads, chips or raitha
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