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Stuffed Baby Eggplant Curry
Cilantro Rice - Coriander Rice
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Aromatic and bursting with flavors, this cilantro rice is a must try for cilantro lovers.
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Wash the cilantro bunches, make a fine paste of cilantro and green chili.
- Put instant pot on saute mode high. Add ghee and let it get hot. Once hot add cumin seeds and fry well.
- Add onions, garlic and cashews, fry till golden. Add Cilantro green chili paste and fry till raw smell goes away, approximately 2-3 minutes.
- Add garam masala, mix well. Add rice and water, add salt to taste. Mix gently. Turn off saute mode.
- Put the lid and vent to sealing position. Push the rice button.
- Quick release once the instant pot goes to warm mode or Natural pressure release is also fine.
- Fluff the rice and serve hot. Garnish with cilantro if desired.
Recipe Notes
Adjust the amount of cilantro to taste preference, for mild flavor use 1 bunch, for deep flavor use 2 bunches.
Vegans can use Oil instead of ghee
160 ml rice cup is used for measurement
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Very fragrant and flavorful.
It turned out great. I added some lime after it was done cooking and served it with plain yogourt. My husband and kids loved it!
I see many recipes mention “green chili”. I’ve always wondered which green chili should be used? Jalapeno, Anaheim, Poblano, Hatch? I suppose it probably depends on how spicy one prefers?