1 cup basmati rice
½ cup moong dal (split, hulled mung beans)
½ cup red lentils
1 tbl. diced chile pepper
2 cup chopped onion
1 tbl. cumin seeds
3 cloves garlic, crushed or minced
½ tsp. celery seeds
½ tsp. turmeric
1 tbl. salt
6 cups water
4-5 whole cloves
1 tomato, cut in wedges
Soak rice, moong dal and lentils in water for ½ hour. Drain and rinse.
In pressure cooker, saute onions, chile & cumin sees until onion is soft, but not browned. Add garlic, turmeric, celery seeds & salt, saute for a minute or so. Add 6 cups water and rice mixture, stir to combine. Add cloves and lay tomato wedges on surface. Close pressure cooker, bring to full pressure 5 min. Turn off heat and allow to cool until pressure is down (about 20 minutes).
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Sunday, February 08, 2009
Roochi's Kedyeree
This recipe is from Susan, and we've been using it a lot in the past few years. It's very good served with yogurt and mango pickle. We usually have some kind of bread, either naan or roti paratha, or pitas in a pinch.
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Indian,
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I'm very glad that you're enjoying this recipe! (Roochi will be glad too.) She told me that this is a traditional Indian comfort food, and is frequently eaten for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteSo tagged.
ReplyDeleteWe've heard from another Indian friend that it's sort of considered kid's food, and adults only eat it when they're sick (at least for dinner). Seems like a pretty hearty dinner to us, though.