I love trying out new dishes which are easy to make and also don’t require going to the Supermarket to get all the ingredients. I saw the recipe for Easy pineapple Fried Rice by Vegan Huggs and thought I would make something similar for my lunch. I love to eat pineapple as a fruit but lately have been adding them to my pizzas, chutneys, curry and now rice. I just added a few more vegetables and ingredients to suit our taste.
1. Heat the oil in a non stick wok and add the cumin seeds and curry leaves.
2. Once the cumin seeds go dark, add the chopped vegetables. I left my shallots whole so I could take them out and serve separately as my husband doesn’t like onions. Add all the spices – salt, sugar, turmeric, tamarind sauce (or soy sauce). Mix well and allow the potatoes to soften slightly.
3. Now drain the liquid from the pineapples and add the chunks to the mixture. Stir well.
4. Next add the cooked rice. Be gentle when mixing as you don’t want your rice to go mushy.
5. Serve hot with plain yogurt or raita.
This was a delicious meal with lots of flavours and we loved this dish as it was easy to make.
Let me know what you think of the pineapple rice.
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