Aubergine Pilaf

The first pilaf recipe with a special name seems to have been qabuli (sometimes called qabili ) palaw . The name means “acceptable pilaf’, most likely because it was a dish use in hospitality.

Pilau or Pilaf is a rice dish of South Asian, Central Asian and Middle Eastern origin. This simple dish is cooked in a broth with a variety of fragrant spices. Such methods of cooking rice first spread through a vast territory from India to Spain, and eventually to a wider world.

In our version we combined rice from our partners, Rice Crafters along with aubergine, walnuts and cranberries. Our pilaf carries the subtle aroma of cloves and bay leaf.

2-3 adults

40min

Easy

15.00 

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