Armenian pilaf with raisins and dried fruits, sweet
Ingredients
Step-by-step preparation
STEP 1
Required Ingredients
STEP 2
Raisins are an essential component, because they have a symbolic meaning.
STEP 3
Dried fruits can be varied, it all depends on your desire - you can take dates, dried figs, cranberries, etc.
STEP 4
Almonds in nuts are required, the rest of the nuts are taken as desired and used for decoration, you can do without them at all, it will still be very tasty
STEP 5
I added the spices myself; they were not used in the original recipe. But it seems to me that cinnamon, cloves and star anise reveal the aroma of dried fruits even more
STEP 6
Put the water on fire and add 1 teaspoon. l. salt. We take 3 times more water than rice. It took me 2 mugs of 250 ml of rice, so I take 6 of these mugs of water
STEP 7
When the water boils, add the washed rice. Cook for 10 minutes until half cooked
STEP 8
Place raisins, dried fruits, almonds, a piece of butter in a saucepan, add half a cup of water and simmer on low heat for 20-30 minutes. Stir occasionally and, if necessary, add a little more water so that the dried fruits do not burn.
STEP 9
After 10 minutes, the rice is cooked, as the Italians would say, until al dente. Place it in a colander and rinse with cold water - this is done so that the rice remains crumbly.
STEP 10
Grease the bottom of the cauldron with butter and line the bottom with pita bread so that the rice does not burn later.
STEP 11
The remaining butter needs to be melted in the microwave or in a water bath. The original recipe uses ghee
STEP 12
Remove the resulting white foam, as when preparing real ghee.
STEP 13
Drizzle melted butter over rice
STEP 14
Leveling
STEP 15
Cover with a lid wrapped in a clean towel. This is done to prevent the condensation that forms from spoiling the rice.
STEP 16
Place the cauldron on the flame spreader over the lowest heat. Let stand for 1 hour. The rice will be heated and ready
STEP 17
When the dried fruits are ready, turn off the heat and wait until the rice is ready
STEP 18
And after an hour, place the rice in a heap on a dish. The photo shows how crumbly it turned out - grain after grain
STEP 19
Place steamed dried fruits with raisins and almonds on top. Decorate with the remaining nuts. Our Easter pilaf is ready! Bon appetit!
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