Kabuli Pulao Recipe - Yummy Traditional

Kabuli Pulao Recipe

                       
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Kabuli Pulao || Kabuli Rice || How to Make Kabuli Pulao with step by step photos

Kabuli Pulao is a delicious, flavored, and aromatic rice dish made up of rice, chickpeas, mutton, and some basic spices_Kabuli pulao is often considered the national dish of Afghanistan_there are different versions of Kabuli pulao, some with chicken, some with beef, and some with lamb but I just love mutton so there was no way I would make the chicken, beef or lamb version of Kabuli pulao.

This Kabuli pulao is my own cooking version instead of the Afghan cooking style prepared mutton grail curry and chickpeas masala to add in the rice_am not adding caramelized carrots nor using the 3 layers method, which is typically used in making Kabuli pulao.
                                                                                             
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A beautifully spiced serving of rice with the goodness of chickpeas and meat Makes for a light and lovely meal in itself. Hope you like my recipe, regardless of the regular Kabuli pulao. Personally, I love spiced food, but in Afghan cooking, I don’t use spices much.
Additionally, I put mutton grail, whose recipe I shared in my previous post, and also gave a recipe link in the ingredient list.

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To make this recipe, first soak the chickpeas with water and baking soda overnight, then the next morning, rinse thoroughly under running water and boil. 

                        
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Prepare gail curry as per the given recipe on my blog.

                                                      
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Rinse and soak the rice for 30 minutes.                

                     
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Peel and cut the onion into thin slices.

                                    
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Collect all whole spices and cut the tomatoes. 


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Whisk the yogurt and set aside. 

                                 
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Take a pot and heat the ghee_Then sauté the onion slices for 3-4 minutes on medium flame. Add chopped chilies along with tomatoes.         
                            
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Cook tomatoes with onion and chilies for 5 minutes on medium flame_Once tomatoes are cooked, add yogurt.
                           
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Stir to combine very well chopped mint leaves and mix well.

                      
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Then add boiled chickpeas and fry them with masala on a medium flame for 2-3 minutes, then add dried plums.

                            
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Stir to combine well and then add soaked rice to the chana masala_Roast the rice with the chana masala for 5 minutes on medium flame.
                    
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Pour the water into the rice.

                          
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Bring it to a boil, then add mutton grail and chopped coriander leaves to combine well. Cook the rice until the water dries out.                        
    
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Once water is reduced, lower the flame. Allow to simmer further 2-3 minutes on a very low flame.

                                           
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Kabuli pulao is ready to serve

                             
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Transfer to the serving dish. 
                               

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Serve hot with raita and salad.

                                 
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Kabuli pulao is often considered the national dish of Afghanistan_there are different versions of Kabuli pulao, some with chicken, some with beef.

Ingredients:
  1. 7 cups, basmati rice
  2. 200g, chickpeas boiled
  3. 1 cup, onion slices
  4. 3-4 large tomatoes
  5. 100ghomemade yogurt
  6. 5-6 dried plums
  7. 1 handful of chopped coriander leaves
  8. 1 tbsp, chopped mint
  9. 400g, mutton grill
  10.  ½ cup of ghee
  11. 5-6 pcs, red and green chilies
  12. Salt to taste
  13. 7 cups of water
Whole Spices:
  1. 1 tsp cumin seeds
  2. 2-3 pcs, bay leaves
  3. 2 pods, green cardamom
  4. 1/3 tsp black peppercorn
  5. 2, cloves
  6. 1 flower, star anise
  7. 1-inch cinnamon stick 
How to make the Kabuli Pulao?
  1. Take a pot and heat the ghee
  2. Then sauté the onion slices for 3-4 minutes on the medium flame
  3. Add chopped chilies along with tomatoes       
  4. Cook tomatoes with onion and chilies for 5 minutes on medium flame
  5. Once the tomatoes are cooked then add yogurt
  6. Stir to combine very well
  7. Add chopped mint leaves and mix well
  8. Then add boiled chickpeas and fry them with masala on a medium flame for 2-3 minutes
  9. Toward the end, put dried plums
  10. Stir to combine well, and then add the soaked rice to the chana masala
  11. Roast the rice with the chana masala for 5 minutes on a medium flame
  12. Pour the water into the rice
  13. Bring it to a boil, then add mutton grail and chopped coriander leaves
  14. Stir to combine well
  15. Let the rice cook until the water dries out
  16. Once water is reduced, lower the flame
  17. Allow simmering further 2-3 minutes on a very low flame
  18. Kabuli pulao is ready to serve
  19. Transfer to the serving dish
  20. Serve hot with raita and salad
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