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4 hours and 50 minutes
Indian
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Delve into the creation of a nourishing delight known as bajra and matar pulao. your culinary journey begins by soaking pearl millet (bajra) in water for approximately 4 hours or overnight, allowing the grains to swell with the promise of flavor.
Submerge yellow moong split in water for about an hour, as you prepare for the symphony of textures and tastes that awaits.
Within the embrace of a pressure cooker, unite the soaked bajra, moong dal, green chilies, and a hint of turmeric powder. infuse the mixture with 4 cups of water and allow it to gently simmer over a medium flame, echoing the soft symphony of flavors that await.
As you navigate through the rhythmic dance of the flame, ensure an ample amount of water for a creamy consistency that beckons to the senses.
The patient and purposeful cooking of bajra is your artistry, requiring 4 to 5 whistles, each whispering tales of culinary mastery.
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