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Being passionate travelers means plenty of variations. Be it cloths, places, entertainments, or food, you have a large database of options in front of you. True, we were never ardent about cooking, but we were always one food loving couple. And, our interest for travel took us all the way from India to Nepal to Somalia to Maldives to Uganda. We did not travel to these countries for mere journey. We found jobs in every country, stayed for a couple of years, learned the ins and outs of their customs and practices, and then of course food. It's so wonderful to have them all shared it with you, the taste that we loved in India.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Arroz Refogado (Goa)

Don’t you feel the name is quite complicated to pronounce? Anyway, we feel it is quite difficult to pronounce. Name is in Portuguese language but the meaning is Fried Rice. This famous Goan recipe is a good option for lunch.
Ingredients


Long grain rice 4 cups
Boneless chicken pieces 4 cups
Chicken stock 8 cups
Onions 6 (sliced thinly)
Tomatoes ½ cup (chopped)
Beans ½ cup chopped
Carrots ½ cup (diced)
Green peas ¼ cup
Garlic 6 (chopped)
Cloves 6
Cocktail sausages 4-6
Boiled eggs 2
Salt to taste     
Vegetable oil as required
Water as required



Method
§  Wash and soak rice in water for 30 minutes;
§  In one deep bottom vessel boil water; add boneless chicken pieces, salt, diced carrots, beans, green peas, and a little onions; cook until chicken is done in low flame.
§  Heat vegetable oil in a saucepan and fry onions to translucent; add tomatoes (after removing all seeds) stir to mix;
§  Add rice and cloves to the saucepan and stir well for 5 to 6 minutes in low flame.
§  Pour in chicken gravy, 2 cups of water, and chicken stock to the rice; add salt and cook until rice is cooked and gravy dried out remove from fire and serve hot.


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