SPINACH ONION PULAO | delicious vegan pulao ready in 30 minutes | Food with Chetna


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  1. Andrea Miller
    Andrea Miller says:

    Ah, Chetna, thank you so much for your generous sharing of this utterly delectable pulao. I am convinced that eating this way is what gives you your lovely healthy glow, it is like sunshine inside and I can sense the delicious tantalizing aroma right through the screen!

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  2. Richard Wallace
    Richard Wallace says:

    in a South Indian household, we do not use basmati often, but this looks like an excellent use for it. I definitely like the idea of some aloo with this but not sure about the form it should take, something simple though so as not to add time to this quick recipe. Laziness might win the day, and then I would simply heat some leftover or frozen samosas in the toaster oven and serve them with the pulao, the curd, and whatever chutney or pickle happens to be in the fridge (or leftover with the samosas)–a Gujarati or Andhra lime pickle would be lovely.

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  3. Richard Wallace
    Richard Wallace says:

    Chetna says: put four or five cloves
    Me waiting expectantly: cloves of what?
    Me 15 seconds later: oh, cloves of cloves (vaguely disappointed that it was not garlic, because nothing ever went wrong with 4-5 cloves of garlic)
    Chetna shortly thereafter: add three cloves of garlic.
    Me: all smiles

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  4. Londa Edwards Rau
    Londa Edwards Rau says:

    The pulao looks so good. I love mango pickle. Would it go well with is dish? Or overwhelm it?
    BTW, your sari is beautiful and you look stunning in it! (I'd have dragged the fabric through the skillet at least five times.)

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  5. Nisha Karia
    Nisha Karia says:

    Hi Chetna, this looks really yummy. What heat should we cook the pulao on once you have closed the lid? Is it medium flame? Also, would it be the same timing and quantities if we use brown basmati? Many thanks.

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  6. Nina Antonish
    Nina Antonish says:

    You look amazing! Love the saree! Thank you for sharing your culinary wisdom and recipes with us! I'm studying Ayurveda, could you please make some sattvik dishes🧘‍♀️
    Namaste,
    Nina from NJ, USA

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