Any type of cooked meat can be added to the dish just before it is served. Cooked chicken is the best.
Make sure the pot that you use is oven proof. Any plastic handles may melt in the oven.
Rice Pilaf
Equipment
·
Small
pot (metal handle)
·
Sieve
·
Chopping
board and sharp knife
·
Wooden
spoon
·
Measuring
cup/spoons
·
Baking
paper (in a circle to make a “cartouche” inside the pot)
Ingredients
·
Butter,
50g, cut in half (use one at the start and one at the end)
·
Onion,
½, diced finely
·
Rice,
long grain, 1 cup
·
Chicken
stock (1 cube Oxo to 2 cups of hot water)
·
Pinch
of Salt and small pinch of pepper
·
Frozen
mixed vegetable, ½ cup
·
Parsley,
1 sprig, chopped finely
·
Cooked
meat (Chicken, bacon, ham, salami etc)
Method
Oven on to 2300C
(hot).
1.
Gently
fry the onion in half the butter for 2 minutes.
2.
Wash
the rice under cold water in a sieve and allow to drain.
3.
Add
the rice and gently fry for 2 minutes.
4.
Mix
the stock powder into the hot water and add to the pot with the seasoning. Add
mixed veges.
5.
Bring
to the boil (turn up the heat to high).
6.
Place
the buttered cartouche over the rice and place into the oven for 20 minutes.
7.
Very
carefully take the pot out of the oven and place on a wooden board. Remove the
cartouche and fold in chopped parsley, cooked chicken and the rest of the
butter.
8.
Serve
immediately.
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