Keema Pulao is a traditional Indian and Pakistani dish combining scented basmati rice and spicy minced meat . In the Indian kitchen, the keema designates a minced meat seasoned and simmered with onions and tomatoes. Keema Pulao is a recipe that finds its origins in northern India and Pakistan , especially in the Punjab, Delhi and Lucknow . Moghole cuisine , which introduced the use of spices and rice cooking techniques, such as those used for Biryani and Pulao . This dish is particularly popular in Muslim kitchens of India and Pakistan , where keema (minced meat) is often cooked with spices and mixed with rice for a quick, nourishing and fragrant meal. Keema Pulao recipes in northern India, sheep (lamb) or goat are often used in place of beef (which is prohibited). However, in certain Muslim communities and in the Pakistani versions of the dish, the chopped beef is a current ingredient. This simple but fragrant dish is perfect for a gluten -free , balanced and gourmet meal. Ideal as a main dish, it can be served with raita ( herbs yogurt) and a fresh salad. Easy to prepare, Keema Pulao is an alternative to Biryani and is cooked in a single pan. Discover this scented recipe that will transport you directly to South Asia !
Garnish with fresh coriander and serve hot, accompanied by Raita or a salad.