I have made this vegetable pulao so many times now but somehow have not posted the recipe for it on the blog. Let’s correct that today!
The reason why I turn to this recipe for vegetable pulao is that its so easy to make and even though it can be served as a side, with a little more veggies in the mix it doubles up perfectly as a main. The best part though- this pulao is a one pot meal. So clean up is easy too.
I have barely adapted this recipe from Soma’s blog ecurry.com. Soma suggests not to use veggies like broccoli or cauliflower so that the flavors of the spices are distinct. Since I make this dish for a complete meal I do add some veggies, especially cauliflower. And then serve it raita and pickle. If using the pulao as a side you can leave out the cauliflower.
The beauty of this recipe is that it comes together in roughly 30 minutes. Plus, as mentioned earlier it just dirties one pan. No wonder I make it so often!
I would have posted this recipe a little earlier, but I have had issues with my macbook. Its actually been troubling me for a long time and I have finally decided to retire it. I am hoping I get this recipe posted in time for GMT but if I dont you know why.
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