Rice cooker Mujaddara: world's simplest dish which is also good
Sometimes
@cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber makes a giant batch of it to keep in the fridge and we play around with different fried/sauteed vegitables on top. I also add cheese.
Rice cooker Mujaddara: world's simplest dish which is also good
Sometimes
@cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber makes a giant batch of it to keep in the fridge and we play around with different fried/sauteed vegitables on top. I also add cheese.
re: Rice cooker Mujaddara: world's simplest dish which is also good
@mlemwebDr. Morgan Lemmer-Webber
@cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber this post popped by my timeline 3 days ago and iโve since tried it twice and enjoyed it both times. thank you both!
first time: rice+brown lentils+couple of cloves of lightly fried garlic. fried garlic+onions with some cumin. served with yoghurt + freshly chopped mint.
felt it could do with a little more flavour; basically everyone added hot sauce (but enjoyed it!)
second time (today): rice+red lentils+couple of cloves of lightly fried garlic+vegetable stock. fried garlic+onions with some spicy paprika, garram masala and cayene pepper. served with yoghurt again. also fried up some leftover schnitzel-substitute to top.
i loved this one. i think three cups of water was actually a little too little with this combo, probably because red lentils are denser. what came out of the rice cooker actually had a texture a bit like the mashed potato on top of a shepherds pie. it felt very different from our usual fare and very flavourfiul. will definitely cook again.
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