For those of you with a sweet tooth and who crave something different all the time, this one is a must try.
I have always relished Pineapple Kesari made with Semolina and I was wondering why not a Pulao and that's how this dish turned out.
I have always relished Pineapple Kesari made with Semolina and I was wondering why not a Pulao and that's how this dish turned out.
½ cup water
300 gm sugar
1 cup chopped pineapple pieces
4 tbsp butter
3 cardamoms
3 cloves
1” piece cinnamon
3 tbsp cashew nuts
3 tbsp raisins
1/2 tsp pineapple emulsion
Method:
1. Cook the pineapple with ½ cup sugar & 1 cup water for 5 minutes
2. Drain the pineapple & add remaining sugar to the syrup
3. Cook on low flame until it reaches 2 string consistency
4. Remove & add pineapple pieces, emulsion
5. Keep aside & heat 1 tbsp butter & add cashew & fry till pale in colour
6. Add the raisins & fry till they bloat
7. Remove & keep aside
8. Wash & soak the rice for 10 minutes & drain well
9. Heat 2 tbsp butter & fry the whole garam masala till pale brown
10. Add rice & stir for 2-3 minutes
11. Pour milk & water into a rice cooker & bring to boil
12. Add rice & cook till the cooker reaches keep warm mode
13. Mix in the pineapple mixture & dot with butter
14. Stir gently & set to cook mode once again
15. Cook for 10 minutes. Sprinkle fried cashew & raisins. Mix lightly & serve hot
Note: This is going to Charitha's announcement page and also check Richa's-fresh-fruit-curries
Yummy preparation... quite new to me..
ReplyDeleteLovey recipes .. very traditional..:)
Glad to have visited your space..
Great going girl..
Reva
Thanks a ton Revathi. This blog has three authors including me. This particular recipe is by my mom. Read more about us in our profiles. Trust me....I was expecting some puloa with a sweet tinge when my mom said she was sending me this. This came as a super surprise to me. I loved it.
ReplyDeleteA sweet & delicious dish!!!! Happy to follow your awesome site & try out your mom`s expert recipes :) Keep rocking!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
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Thanks Prathima and u have an awesome blog too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Revathi & Prathima. You can try out this recipe without any fear. It will definitely come out well. Be careful about the consistency of the syrup.
ReplyDeletefirst time here this looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteDo try it and post ur feedback :-)
ReplyDeleteSend this one to my event!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Richa....this is mom's contribution and was asking about this for your event. Will do today. Thanks a ton for visiting our page!
ReplyDeletei posted the roundup finally!
ReplyDeletehttp://ambrotos.blogspot.com/2011/12/ars-f-for-fruit-curries-roundup-and.html