Description

Turkish pilaf with wild rice
Today I want to offer you a versatile dish. It can be used as a separate dish (especially for vegetarians), and as a garnish. Due to the unique features of wild rice, this pilaf takes on a new character and a lot of useful qualities. Cook it very simple, but the end result is unexpectedly delicious. So I would recommend this dish for the holidays or "when they came to visit." I suggest you to see this.

Ingredients

  • Figure

    200 g

  • Vermicelli

    100 g

  • Chickpeas

    100 g

  • Carrots

    100 g

  • Onion

    100 g

  • Olive oil

    1 Tbsp

  • Butter

    50 g

  • Salt

Cooking

step-0
For this dish we'll need wild rice "Basmati mix" TM Mistral (actually it's not really wild rice. a mixture of basmati rice and wild rice, actually, but for brevity, in the future this figure I call "wild"), pasta "spider", pre-soaked peas "chickpeas", one carrot, two small onions onions, and oil - vegetable and creamy.
step-1
In a frying pan warm up the vegetable oil first, then melt butter. Fry the vermicelli until pale brown. Add to it our wild rice. Hold fire until transparent.
step-2
We introduce pre-soaked chickpeas "chickpeas". Separately in a pot begin to fry the onions and diced carrots. When the onions slightly browned and the carrots are tender, introduce separately into the cauldron fried rice with noodles and peas. Fill with boiling water for 1 finger above the rice. Add salt to taste. Cover and cook for 20 minutes. Switch off and keep under cover for another 10 minutes. All. Our dish is ready.
step-3
Serve as a separate dish.
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Or as a garnish for some meat dishes.
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