BISI BELE BATH RECIEPE:

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Last night my grand mother told me that she's gonna prepare my favorite dish for the breakfast next morning.

I had read a few of @allasyummyfood's food posts a few weeks ago and an idea flashed into my mind.

Why not post the recipe of my favorite Indian Dish! 

It's easy to cook and very tasty.

Ingredients:

1. Beans : 100 grams
2. Carrot : A few pieces as shown in the figure.
3. Green Peas: 3 hand fulls (Soaked for 8 hours)
4. Rice : 1 tumbler 
5. Red Gram : 3/4 tumbler
6. Water: 6-8 tumbler 
7. Refined oil : 6-7 teaspoon 
8. Ghee : 4-5 teaspoon (or more depending on your preference)
9. Mustard Seeds : 1/2 teaspoon
10. Salt : 3 teaspoons (or more depending on your preference)
11. Bisi Bele Bath Powder
12. Cashew nuts 

Directions:

Step 1: Chop Chop!

Step 2: Carrot and beans in 1:3 ratio (quantity).

Step 3: Green Peas.

Step 4: 1 tumbler rice.

Step 5: 3/4th tumbler Red gram.

Step 6: Add everything to a pressure cooker.

Step 7: Add 6-8 tumbler of water.

Until it looks like this.

Step 8: Let it boil in the cooker until 3 whistles (15 min approx).

After 3 whistles, you'll get this:

Step 9: Take a pan, add 6-7 teaspoonful of oil and 1/2 teaspoonful of mustard seeds.

Step 10: Heat it until it starts making popping sounds. Once it does, add the rice from cooker to the pan.

Step 11: Add ghee, salt, cashew and Bisi Bele Bath powder and mix it.

This is the Bisi Bele Bath powder that I recommend. It's by MTR, a reputed spice brand in India.

You can buy it on Amazon.

Step 12: To add to the taste, you can spread some mixture on it.

The end result will look like this:

There was no cashew at home. So we didn't add it.

Hope you enjoy making Bisi Bele Bath and eating it as well.

This article is inspired by @allasyummyfood. Thanks Alla. :)

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