Plain Rice Pollaw | Bengali Pollaw Recipe

Plain Rice Pollaw | Bengali Pollaw Recipe
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Ingredients:

1.Big Onion-2 pcs.

2.Oil- 1 Cup.

3.Potato-200 gm.

4.Bean-250 gm.

5.Rice- 1 Kg.

6.Water-1-1/2 Kg.

7.Ginger Paste-2 Tea spoon.

8.Garlic Powder-1/2  Tea spoon.

9.Raisin-Taste To Raisin.

10.Cinnamon-2 Pcs.

11.Green Chilli-4/5 Pcs.

12.Aqua Water: 1-1/2 Tea spoon.

13.Color: 1/2 Tea Spoon.

14.With Salad.

15.Serve-Egg/Chicken Masala

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