A really easy recipe this time, perfect for busy weekends.......if you happen to have leftover rice, you can stir fry it! Just grab a few staple items from the pantry and you have a filling meal worth each bite......
A favorite way to eat this is with some cold yogurt and HOT pickles.....try it and see!
You will need:
1.5 cups- Leftover cooked rice
1 onion- chopped, finely
1 large Chili or jalapeño- chopped finely
1 small tomato- chopped
1 tbsp- Oil
1/4 tsp- Mustard Seeds
2-3- Curry leaves
1/4 tsp- turmeric
Salt, Sugar,- to taste
Cilantro- for garnish
In a deep wok or kadhai, heat the oil. Add the curry leaves and the mustard. Add the finely chopped onions and chilies and stir well, until the onions turn soft. Add the cooked rice and stir really well.Add the tomato and the rest of the seasonings and garnish with Cilantro. So easy, isn't it?
Have some of this with yogurt, pickles or by itself and tea......it will keep you full until dinner time!
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24 comments:
that looks beautiful trupti
turmeric gave a beautiful color
guess if u add garlic the smell would be awesome
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This is looking so colorful...Love them...Great dish...Love it...
We call it Chitranna or Oggarane anna(seasoned rice).Hey ,we have something in common!:)
Love the dish,quick and light indeed.Have a great weekend T!:)
Trupti, As Asha said we call it oggarne anna. I make it too very often with the left over rice. Love your picture. Its perfect for the theme going light.
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Seema
This is our phodnicha bhat :)Nice jhatpat recipe , we love it :)
We make chitraana / fodnicha bhaat like this, slight variations! this si ideal for lunch boxes too!
so every one does the same thing with leftover rice huh?
I just don't add sugar thats all!!
have a nice week end!!
Yup Trupti, this is one all time favorite, and i agree it goes rather well with just chai as a nice weekend brunch too.
hugs,
surili.
This is my favorite weekend lunch item. Quick and easy!!
Such an easy recipe..simple too..
I love making fried rice with leftover rice...made it just a day ago....well, to be honest, it does find it's way into Dinesh's lunchbox quite frequently...
This is really one of my comfort foods... I just love it! I make it quite often too. Your pic looks gr8!! :)
bowl of rice looks tempting, photo saras kadhya che :) this always comes to the rescue when pressed for time ;) have a good wknd!
Trupti,
as usual your recipe is so tempting!
I am almost drooling here.
ps I am enjoying my time in Canada, tomorrow I fly to Edmonton/
Oh yes, left over rice makes the best fried rice dish :)
This looks definitely easy, shall try this, looks pretty too
A quick and one pot meal Trupti. Nice. Viji
We in Andhra have a similar version too Trupti.we call it Popu annam-literally meaning Vagharela Bhaat..looks colourful.
Now it's my son who would love this -- he's a fried-rice kinda kid :) Nice and easy recipe for lazy weekend lunch!
Thats a nice recipe. looks so mouthwatering..iam sure it tastes as good !
Taro vagharelo bhaat bhu saaras lage chhe. Kavanu man thi jau chhe.
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Bye enjoy your weekend.:)
Aa to maro ekdum fav che!! :) Especially when hubby is travelling...... this is like my signature dinner ;) The pics looks very inviting. :)
I make this all the time... serves as a quick meal. We call it "phanna sheet" which literally means seasoned rice :-)
Hey Trupti, thanks for visiting me over at KO Rasoi! Loving all of your Gujarati dishes- this vagharela bhaat is something we always cook at home with leftover rice- it's such a good way of using up leftovers! I love to add lots of chopped coriander and lemon zest to freshen it up!
Do stop by often :)
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