Azerbaijani plov
DOSHEME PLOV
Plov or aş (ash) in Azeri, is what is referred to as pilaf in a number of other countries. It is often said that there are more than 40 types of plov in Azerbaijan. The reality is that there are probably way more as each family will have its own version of each recipe. Its a dish that is suitable for everyone, anywhere!I'm going to show you the most simple way to prepare, to make your everyday dinner table like a celebration!!
Ingredients
- 3 cups/350gr of Basmati rice
- 3 medium onions
- 1kq of chicken ( any part of it that you prefer )
1.chop onions into
medium cubes
2.Mean
while you chop the onions, in a large
non-stick saucepan, combine 10 cups of water and 2 tablespoons salt. Bring to a
boil..
3. Pour the rice into a bowl. Choose a wide bowl with room to
stir the rice. You can instead use a special rice-draining colander, which has
extra-small holes so the water pools and drains slowly.And rinse it will
lukewarm water up-to 3-4 times, and add to the boiling water.
After the rise
is ready drain the rice in a large fine-mesh
strainer or colander. Set aside
4. In a medium frying
pan, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat.
7. On top add the rise that we put
aside previously and add butter that is up to you. But if you don"t want
the rise to be dry add 4 -5 small cubes of butter as well as a teaspoon of
kurkuma.
8. Cover the gap of the sauce pan
with towel tissue and close the sauce pan. After you close do not open the
gap for at least 45 min letting it sit
in a very low heat.
9. And wholaaaa !!!! Nush Olsun!!!!!
2.Mean
while you chop the onions, in a large
non-stick saucepan, combine 10 cups of water and 2 tablespoons salt. Bring to a
boil..
3. Pour the rice into a bowl. Choose a wide bowl with room to
stir the rice. You can instead use a special rice-draining colander, which has
extra-small holes so the water pools and drains slowly.And rinse it will
lukewarm water up-to 3-4 times, and add to the boiling water.
After the rise
is ready drain the rice in a large fine-mesh
strainer or colander. Set aside
4. In a medium frying
pan, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil and 2 tablespoons butter over medium heat.
7. On top add the rise that we put
aside previously and add butter that is up to you. But if you don"t want
the rise to be dry add 4 -5 small cubes of butter as well as a teaspoon of
kurkuma.

in a very low heat.
9. And wholaaaa !!!! Nush Olsun!!!!!
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