We have seen various recipes of cooking pilau, but this one is a bit different. This time we are going to cook it on the fire.
We should add sliced onions in the heated sunflower oil. The pilau will get a golden hue.
The pork is to be cut into pieces and fried for fifteen-twenty minutes. Do not forget to stir it.
The carrot is to be cut along and added into the pot.
Yes, there must be a lot of carrots. It gives juice and makes the pilau tasty. So choose sweet carrots.
Stir it from time to time.
You already can feel the aroma.
Jeera is the only spice we need. But rub it in the palms first.
Do not forget to salt it. The broth must be a bit oversalted. Some part of the salt will be absorbed by the rice.
Add some boiling water.
Add some more jeera.
One kilogram of rice is intended for seven or eight persons. The perfect rice is always from Asia. It should be washed three times in different waters. Then it must be soaked for fifteen minutes.
The rice is slowly absorbing the water.
Then cover the rice with a plastic bag to let it stew.
And then we should cover this all. You can even put a stone on this.
In the end of the cooking a whole head of garlic is put into the rice for special aroma.
It’s very probable that you’ve never eaten pilau tastier.
via ihoraksjuta
Lamb should have tasted better.
“You already can feel the aroma.” Synesthesia?
“The perfect rice is always from Asia.” Some angry Arkansans would debate this…
Naaah, not enough parenthetical phrases and data dumping to be an autistic post.
Jim Bob whats an autistic post.
It was a bit of a sarcastic line, but basically many people who are autistic spectrum write a certain way. As synesthesia (a sort of crossed wiring of the senses where you can, say taste colors or see music) is normally associated with autism, I was saying that the article did not seem autistic enough to me to warrant the use of synesthesia to describe the odd turn of phrase. This is not to say every person with a form of autism has synesthesia. They don’t. So far as it goes, I strongly suspect I have a mild form of autism myself (called Asperger’s Syndrome), so I did not mean it in a disrespectful way. However, like most aspies, I have researched autism extensively since I started suspecting myself of having it.
My point regarding the parenthetical phrases is that it is something people on the spectrum tend to do because they like to get out every ounce of data and can’t figure out how to do it any other way in their writing. It is one of the traits I share with autistic spectrum people, although I do it far less now that I have become aware of it.
I’ve been called a hopeless geek. Similar?
This one is my winner: http://englishrussia.com/2011/05/31/cook-real-uzbek-pilaf/#more-53669
Pork pilau???? Are you crazy?
That is not real pilau!!! He dont eben have pies in it like it should be, and the color??? its all wrong so ITS NOT PILAY FOR ME!!!!
Pilau from pork? lol. The only choice is mutton.
What a dreadful stew. But – none the less – since it’s pork it will keep muslims away.
In the American South they sometimes use squirrel in the “purloo”.
Looks disgusting