Basmati Rice with Raisons and Sultanas
Maureen 😀 @Moe131
I was making a sweet pork dish, and I did not want a bland rice , so I thought basmati and put some raisons and sultanas for a litle sweet taste not too much,I added the veg cube too, and it worked , very tasty
Basmati Rice with Raisons and Sultanas
I was making a sweet pork dish, and I did not want a bland rice , so I thought basmati and put some raisons and sultanas for a litle sweet taste not too much,I added the veg cube too, and it worked , very tasty
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a large saucepan, add the rice, and water and bring to the boil.
- 2
Turn the heat down to simmer, add a handful of raisons and sutanas and veg cube and stir. Cover and simmer until the rice has absorbed all the water and is fluffy.
- 3
Serve Hot or Cold.
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