This delicious one-pot dish is high in protein and fiber! Traditionally, khichdi is made with basmati rice and mung beans. This modified recipe incorporates brown rice, and other whole grains and adds a generous serving of vegetables. Vegans can substitute ghee with extra virgin coconut oil.
Course Main Course
Cuisine Indian
Keyword Brown Rice, Cabbage, Green Beans, Indian, khichdi, millets, mung beans, Spices, Spicy, Vegetarian
1/8CupBrown RiceBasmati or Any Other Long Grained Variety
1/8CupMilletsWhole
1TeaspoonFlaxseedsWhole
1/4CupGreen BeansFine Cut
1/8CupCarrotsFine Cut
1/8CupCabbageFine Cut
1/8CupTomatoFine Cut
1/8CupOnionFine Cut
1TeaspoonGingerFresh, Grated
1/4TeaspoonSea SaltOr To Taste
2TeaspoonsGhee(Clarified Butter)
Seasoning Ingredients
1/2ChiliDry Red ChiliSmall
6LeavesCurry LeavesSplit in Half
1/2TeaspoonCumin SeedsWhole
1ChiliGreen Chili PepperSmall, Fine Cut
1TeaspoonUrad Dal(Split Black Gram)
1/2TeaspoonMustard SeedsWhole
6CornsBlack PepperWhole
Instructions
Soak all grains (brown rice, mung beans, millets and flax seeds) in water for about 2 hours.
Cut vegetables (Green Beans, Carrots, Cabbage, Tomato) and set them aside along with soaked grains.
Set Instant Pot on 'sauté' mode and add ghee. Once the 'hot' sign comes up, add seasoning ingredients. In about a minute the mustard seeds will start to crackle; add vegetables and sauté for a couple of minutes. Add soaked grains, salt and 2 cups of water, mix well, put the lid on and turn IP to pressure cook mode. Cook at high pressure on manual for 30 minutes.
Add some ghee, mix well and serve hot with Tomato Chutney.