Tricolour Pulao Recipe

Tricolour Pulao Recipe | How to Make Tricolour Pulao

What is Tiranga Pulao?

“Tiranga” is how Indian flag is referred to because it has three colors saffron, white and green. Tiranga pulao is healthy and simple rice preparation having the three colours of Indian flag. There are many interesting tricolour recipes or ideas. At times on special occasions such as Independence Day or Republic Day there are contests or schools ask the kids to prepare tricolour recipes, apart from that on these days you might be in a mood to cook something tricolour. This is an easy tiranga pulao recipe which can be done perfectly if few things are kept in mind.

Let’s talk about the ingredients for tiranga rice recipe

Tricolour pulao recipe calls for vegetables of green and orange colour. It gets it white colour from rice. I have used carrots and peas. You can use tomato puree, french beans, coriander paste etc. Generally tricolour pulao recipes show 3 different layers of rice. Such tricolour pulao recipes could be a bit time consuming and effort taking. This recipe can be prepared quickly and easily. Since the rice had to be kept white, I did not use any spices except cumin seeds. However to add some heat I added slit green chillies while cooking the tricolour vegetable pulao and discarded them once the pulao was ready.

Other pulao recipes are peas pulao, gatta pulao etc. Peas pulao is a winter’s delight and the first thing I make when I see fresh peas. Find the recipe here. Gatta pulao is a delicacy from the state of Rajasthan. Find the recipe for this interesting pulao here.

How to Make Tricolour Pulao

1. Heat 2 tbsp clarified butter. Add 1 tsp cumin seeds (jeera).

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

2. Add ½ cup chopped carrots.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

3. Next goes in ½ cup peas. Cook for 2 minutes.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

4. For some kick add 2 slit green chillies and cook for 1 minute.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

5. Add 1 cup soaked rice. Gently cook for 2 minutes.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

6. Further add 2 cups water.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

7. Indespensable ingredient unless you are making desserts, salt to taste.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

8. Cover and cook on high flame, till the water starts to boil.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

9. Reduce the flame to low and cover and cook till water is 90% absorbed.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

10. Place a pan or skillet under the rice vessel and put some heavy item on the top. (Skillet or pan is put under the rice vessel to avoid burning of rice. Heavy item is placed on the cover to avoid escape of steam).

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

11. Cook for another 2-3 minutes. Switch off the flame and leave for 10 minutes. Do not open immediately.

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12. Remove the cover and check rice. Fluff them with a fork.

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

13. Serve with tricolour raita and tricolour salad. Bon appétit!

Tricolour Pulao Recipe

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