Pilaf with pork in a Redmond slow cooker

Ingredients: pork, onions, carrots, seasoning (optional), salt, steamed rice, water, vegetable oil, garlic

Pilaf Multicooker

Uzbek pilaf with pork in a slow cooker

A good dish for the everyday menu. Uzbek pilaf with pork is perfect for lunch or dinner. And the multicooker does an excellent job of cooking delicious pilaf.

Calorie content: Calorie content: 102.4 Kcal

Cooking time: Cooking time: 20 minutes.

Ingredients: pork, bulgur, carrots, onions, vegetable oil, cumin, salt, water, barberry, garlic

Bulgur pilaf with pork in a slow cooker

Instead of traditional rice, pilaf can be cooked from bulgur. This is a very healthy cereal, the taste of which you will definitely like. If you do not have a cauldron, then a multicooker is suitable for preparing delicious pilaf with pork.

Calorie content: Calorie content: 132.9 Kcal

Ingredients: white rice, onions, pork, carrots, salt, turmeric, ground paprika, hops-suneli seasoning, curry, garlic, vegetable oil

Pilaf with pork in a multicooker-pressure cooker

When preparing pilaf, it is important to choose high-quality meat and steamed rice. Then your dish will turn out delicious and rich. The amounts of meat, carrots and onions should be approximately the same.

Calorie content: Calorie content: 145.2 Kcal

Cooking time: Cooking time: 20 minutes.

Ingredients: pork, steamed rice, onions, garlic, carrots, salt, cumin, turmeric, paprika, curry, vegetable oil

Crumbly pilaf with pork in a slow cooker

Pilaf with pork in a slow cooker is tasty, satisfying and convenient. Firstly, you do not need to stand at the stove all the time, but simply put food in the bowl and select a program, and smart technology will cook everything itself. In addition, rice in a multicooker boils very well and turns out to be crumbly.

Calorie content: Calorie content: 102.4 Kcal

Cooking time: Cooking time: 25 minutes

Ingredients: pearl barley, pork, onions, carrots, water, butter, seasoning (optional), salt

Barley pilaf in a Redmond slow cooker

Pilaf from pearl barley, although healthy and tasty, is rarely cooked by housewives, because often they get a viscous porridge instead of a crumbly dish. A good pearl barley pilaf is best cooked in any model of the Redmond multicooker, as they have a special program called Pilaf. Barley for pilaf must be soaked for several hours or all night. From meat to pearl barley pilaf, pork is best suited. Cooking pilaf without preliminary frying meat with vegetables.

Calorie content: Calorie content: 159.1 Kcal

Cooking time: Cooking time: 10 min.

Pilaf Multicooker Polaris

Barley pilaf with meat in a slow cooker

For pilaf lovers, this recipe suggests replacing rice with barley. Pilaf cooked in a slow cooker will be a very crumbly, tasty and satisfying dish. You will diversify your home menu with them and please your loved ones with a new taste, even those who “do not respect” barley. Any meat is suitable for such pilaf. Pre-soak the pearl barley for at least 3 hours.

Ingredients: pearl barley, pork, onions, carrots, water, seasoning (optional), salt, vegetable oil

Calorie content: Calorie content: 161.8 Kcal

Cooking time: Cooking time: 15 minutes.

Ingredients: white rice, meat, pork, beef, lamb, onion, garlic, salt, seasoning (optional), cumin, ground black pepper, bay leaf, vegetable oil

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