Cinammon rice

Name: Cinammon rice
Cuisine: Kenyan
Ingredients: 2 cups pishori rice; 3 cups hot boiling water; 3-5 tbsp vegetable oil; 4 sticks whole cinammon; Salt; Pinch Orange Food coloring; 1 tbsp water

Tumiso Foods @tumiso

Kenya

This rice dish reminds me of Mombasa my home town. Usually eaten with beef or chicken curry.

Tumiso Foods @tumiso

Kenya

This rice dish reminds me of Mombasa my home town. Usually eaten with beef or chicken curry.

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Ingredients

2 cupspishori rice
3 cupshot boiling water
3-5 tbspvegetable oil
4 stickswhole cinammon
Salt
PinchOrange Food coloring
1 tbspwater

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Steps

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Bring water to a boil
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Wash rice quickly, do not soak
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In cooking pot add vegetable oil and cinammon sticks
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Add drained rice and salt, stir until rice is coated in oil
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Add hot water
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Cover with air tight lid
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If you do not have air tight lid take afew pages of newspaper, wet them, place them over Sufuria and cover. This traps the steam inside. And the rice cooks well.
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In a cup mix the food color and the tbsp of water. When the rice is cooked open lid and pour over in a random pattern, cover for two mins.
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Turn off fire. Using fork rake through the rice to reveal a beautiful mixture of colored rice.
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Serve with favorite stew. I served mine with beef curry

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Tumiso Foods @tumiso

on April 19, 2020 19:18

Kenya

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