Slow Cooker Uzbek Lamb Pilaf
Sunny Uzbek pilaf can also be prepared in a slow cooker. Pilaf is one of the favorite and ceremonial dishes of the East, and there is no doubt that real pilaf is made from lamb. Although modern variations use pork. In order for the pilaf to turn out correctly, it is necessary to follow the sequence of laying. This affects the quality; you don’t really want to get porridge with meat instead of crumbly pilaf. The sequence is as follows: carrots, onions, meat, rice.
cook time:
2h
Lucas Halstead

Nutrition Facts (per serving)
146
Calories
8g
Fat
13g
Carbs
7g
Protein
Ingredients (6 portions)
Basic:
Garlic
(It’s better to take the whole head and not separate it into cloves)
to taste
Salt
to taste
Water
2 cup
Rice
1 cup
Carrot
2 pc
Bulb onions
(or 1 large onion)
2 pc
Vegetable oil
4 tbsp
Hot pepper
1 pc
Barberry
(dry)
2 tbsp
Turmeric
1 tsp
Mutton
(pulp without bones)
500 g
Recipe instructions
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