Bulgur Pilaf With Tomatoes Recipe

Ingredients:



Bulgur (Coarse Grain Rice) | 2 Cup |
Tomato (Matured) | 5 Qty |
Dry Onion (Big) | 2 Head |
Hot Pepper Sauce | 1 Tbsp |
Green Pointed Pepper (Sweet) | 2 Qty |
Liquid Oil | 1 1/3 Cup |
Butter | 2 Tbsp |
Salt | 1 Tsp |
Vegetable Seasoning | 1 Half Tbsp |
Granulated Sugar | 1 Tsp |
Dried Mint | 1 Tsp |
Black Pepper (Freshly Ground) | 1 Tsp |
Fresh Mint | 5 Leaves |
Meat Broth (Or Hot Water) | 3 Cup |
Steps:
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Cross the back of the tomatoes with a knife and press them with the palm of your hand so that the skin does not mix, and pass it through the coarse part of the grater. Separate a tomato without grating.
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Drain and rinse the bulgur. Chop the onions and peppers into large pieces.
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First, heat the oil or olive oil in the rice cooker and add the butter. When the oil is bubbling, add the onions and a crushed clove of garlic and fry them until they turn pink. Add the peppers and add salt and pepper and continue frying.
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Add the peppers and tomato paste to the roasted onion and turn it for a turn or two. Add the drained bulgur to the pot and fry it together for a few minutes.
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Add a teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon of granulated sugar, a teaspoon of dried mint and seasoning, salt and pepper. Peel the skin of a tomato you have separated, cut it into large cubes and pour it over the rice, do not mix. Add 1.5 glasses of hot broth to 1 glass of bulgur and close the lid. Check the salt and seasonings.
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Take the pot on low heat and let it stay slightly watery for about half an hour. Take it off the heat and cover it with a cloth and lid and let it brew.
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Open your brewed rice and ventilate it by turning it upside down. Serve warm by garnishing with fresh mint and parsley leaves. Enjoy your meal!