Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani:
Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani:

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Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani: is one of the most favored of recent trending meals on earth. It’s appreciated by millions every day. It’s simple, it’s fast, it tastes yummy. They’re fine and they look wonderful. Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani: is something that I have loved my whole life.

Red amaranth is very beautiful and a natural source of energy, rich in iron and a whole lot of micro nutrients and fibre. It is very high in calcium and very good for all ages, from infants to adults. On the other hand, beets are also packed with anti-oxidants, Folic acid and Iron.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook red amaranth and beet pulav/biryani: using 21 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani::
  1. Get - Bay leaves (small)
  2. Get -Cloves
  3. Prepare -Black pepper
  4. Take - Basmati Rice
  5. Take - Beet root
  6. Get Small bunch -Red Amaranth
  7. Make ready - Onions (sliced)
  8. Get - Ghee/oil
  9. Get - Cumin
  10. Get -Ginger garlic paste
  11. Make ready - Milk
  12. Prepare -Curd
  13. Take - Brown Bread
  14. Make ready Fresh masala:
  15. Get - Coriander
  16. Make ready - Cumin seeds
  17. Take -Cardamoms
  18. Take - Cinnamon
  19. Prepare - Nutmeg
  20. Get - Dried Red chillies
  21. Get - Fenugreek seeds

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Steps to make Red Amaranth and Beet Pulav/Biryani::
  1. Wash rice and soak for 15 minutes. Wash Beetroot, chop into bite-size pieces.Wash Amaranth greens, chop. - -Dry roast fenugreek seeds. When it is slightly brown, add all the other ingredients under masala and fry.Make a powder and keep it.
  2. Now take one pressure cooker. Add ghee or oil, fry cumin and bay leaves.Add sliced onion, fry until it is brown.Add ginger garlic paste, fry for 2 minutes.
  3. Add beetroot, chopped greens, fry until green wilts.Next add fresh ground masala powder, drained rice, salt.
  4. Mix everything and add milk, curd, 4 cups of water and 1 teaspoon of ghee, close the lid. - -After one whistle, keep it in a simmer for one/two minutes and switch off the gas.
  5. Now make small square size pieces of brown bread and deep fry and drain out excess oil. - -When pressure releases, add bread croutons and lightly mix everything. serve with any raita or plain curd and pickle.

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