When you are working from home and your lunch time is short, this pilaf recipe is great . It can be made from a mixture of ingredients waiting to be used up in the cupboard – couscous, quinoa and bulger with vegetables and nuts.
2. Heat the oil and add the cumin seeds. Once they go brown – add the mixed vegetables, nuts and some curry leaves.
3. Add the salt, turmeric and the green chilies and mix well.
4. Once the vegetables soften, add the soaked quinoa, bulgar and couscous mixture to the vegetables. Mix this with the vegetables. Add 2 tbls of hot water and cover the saucepan. Allow to cook for 5 minutes on a medium heat.
5. The mixture is ready to be served hot.
6. Garnish with some nuts and curry leaves and serve.
How spicy do you like your pilaf?
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