This is a very simple and healthy recipe. It has a lot of fiber, proteins, vitamins and all the other good stuff. This pilaf can be eaten with any raita or curry instead of normal rice/pulav.
Heat a pan and add 1 tsp olive oil. Add 2 tsp chopped garlic and saute for a minute. Add 1 cup frozen spinach to it and keep stirring. When it is soft, add crushed black pepper and 1 cup of brown rice.
Add 2 cups of water/chicken/veg stock and stir. Add salt to taste. Cover and cook for 25 -30 mins (or as per instructions on the brown rice packet - brown rice takes longer to cook than normal rice). Open the lid 5 mins after you turn off the gas. Fluff it with a fork. Garnish it with dried cranberries and boiled egg (optional - but tastes yummy if you add it).
I am sending this as an entry to Divya of Dil Se': Healing Foods - Spinach Event originally started by Siri of Siri's Corner
Yum Recipe Rupali, will try it without eggs as I don't eat those.
ReplyDeletelooks really healthy.
ReplyDeletethnx priya (u can definitely try without the egg) and rashmi!
ReplyDeleteThe brown rice and spinach make this dish more healthier. I would like it with some papad. :)
ReplyDeleteRupali, there is an award for you in my blog, pleased get it :)
ReplyDeletewow looks delicious and loved the egg on top of it...nice recipe rupali,will surely give it a try
ReplyDeletevery healthy .. and i loved ut presentation as well
ReplyDeletethnx suma - papad would be really yummy :),
ReplyDeletepriya, u peaked my curiosity, will check ur blog soon!!,
thnx sushma - yes it does taste good w/egg if u eat it,
thnx for ur appreciation pavithra!!
Dear Rupali, you have awards waiting at my blog..please do collect them..
ReplyDeleteLooks colorful with the eggs, spinach is very healthy with rice..simple but satisfying
ReplyDeleteOMG Nithu, that so nice of u!! will definitely collect them soon :)) thanks!!
ReplyDeletethnx for ur appreciation ruchika!!
ReplyDeletethis is very appetizing
ReplyDeleteLooks so healthy! Thanks for sending this in for the event.
ReplyDeletethank you trendsetters!
ReplyDeletethanks divya, can't wait for the roundup :)
Such a lovely dish...I make a similar dish often...very nice set of recipes...will be back soon to check out more recipes:)
ReplyDeletethanks meena, keep visiting :)
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