Jeera rice

July 21, 2019
1 min read

Jeera rice recipe in 2 methods – one home style Jeera rice & the other in restaurant style. Super simple & quick recipes to make fluffy, non-sticky & flavorful jeera rice every time. Jeera rice is a flavored Indian rice dish made by cooking basmati rice with ghee, cumin & other fragrant spices.

So this jeera rice goes with:
CHANA MASALA
PANEER MAKHANI
ALOO GOBI
RAJMA MASALA

Prep Time Cook Time Total Time Servings
10 minutes 15 minutes 25 minutes 3


INGREDIENTS



  • 1½ cups basmati rice (1 CUP = 240ML )
  • 2 tbsp ghee or oil or butter
  • 1 Medium sized onion slit vertically.
  • 1 green chili slit and deseeded (optional)
  • 2½ cups water for pressure cooker or (2 cups for instant pot) or (3 cups for regular pot)

SPICES:

  • 2 tsps Jeera or cumin
  • 1 bay leaf or tej patta
  • 4 green cardamoms or elaichi
  • 2 inch cinnamon piece or dalchini
  • 4 cloves or laung
  • 1 strand mace or javitri (optional)
  • Salt as needed


PREPARATION



First Part
  • Wash rice a few times until water runs clear.
  • Then soak it in lot of water for at least 20 to 30 mins. Drain it completely.

Second Part

  • Heat ghee or oil in a pressure cooker or a pot.
  • Saute bay leaf, cloves, cinnamon, cardamoms and mace until they begin to sizzle.
  • Fry jeera on a low flame until a nice aroma comes out. Add green chilli and onions. Saute until onions become golden.
  • Transfer drained rice to the cooker and roast for 2 to 3 mins.
  • This helps to bring out the aroma of the rice.
  • Pour water and add salt. Stir well and taste the water.
  • It must be slightly salty. Bring water to a boil on a high flame.
  • Making Jeera rice in pot – Cover and cook on a low to medium heat until water is absorbed & rice is done.
  • Making Jeera rice in pressure cooker – Cover the pressure cooker with a lid. Cook on a high heat for 1 whistle. For al dente rice, I release the pressure carefully after 2 mins with the help of a wooden spatula.
  • When the pressure goes off.
  • Open the lid and fluff up jeera rice with a fork. Serve with any curry.

Making jeera rice in Instant pot

  • Press saute button and heat ghee in the inner pot of instant pot.
  • Add all the spices & saute for 2 mins until they turn fragrant.
  • Add the drained rice and chilli. Saute for 2 to 3 mins.
  • Pour 2 cups water and add salt. Stir and taste the water. If needed add more salt.
  • Secure the lid & set the steam release value to sealing.
  • Pressure cook on high pressure for 5 mins.
  • Allow the pressure to release naturally for 8 to 9 mins.
  • Then use a kitchen towel & remove the rest of the pressure manually.
  • Fluff up the Jeera rice & add some coriander leaves.

 

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