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Saffron Chickpea Rice Tahdig with Crispy Potato

This steamed dish pairs basmati rice, dry with cooked chickpeas, drained, potato, peeled and thinly sliced and saffron threads. Adjust the calorie target to automatically scale the ingredients while keeping the proportions of the meal balanced.

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Estimated macros per portion

17 g Protein
100 g Carbohydrates
21 g Fat
12 g Fiber

Ingredients

650 kcal · 1 portion

Ingredient quantities automatically adjust to your calorie target.

  • 62g basmati rice, dry 226 kcal
  • 108g cooked chickpeas, drained 177 kcal
  • 124g potato, peeled and thinly sliced 95 kcal
  • 11g olive oil 97 kcal
  • 8g butter 57 kcal
  • 0g saffron threads 0 kcal
  • 23g hot water (for saffron) 0 kcal
  • 0.58 tsp (1g) salt 0 kcal
  • 0.19 tsp (0g) black pepper 1 kcal

Cooking instructions

  1. basmati ricehot water (for saffron)
    Rinse rice until water runs mostly clear. Parboil in salted water until the grains are just tender on the outside, 6-7 minutes. Drain well.
  2. basmati ricecooked chickpeashot water (for saffron)
    Mix saffron with hot water. In a bowl, toss parboiled rice with cooked chickpeas and half the saffron water.
  3. basmati ricepotatoolive oilbutterhot water (for saffron)salt
    Heat oil and butter in a small nonstick pot over medium heat. Layer potato slices on the bottom, sprinkle with a pinch of salt, then pile rice mixture on top. Drizzle remaining saffron water over the rice.
  4. potato
    Wrap lid with a clean towel, cover, and cook on medium-low until steam builds, then low until a crust forms, 35-45 minutes. Invert onto a plate to release the crispy potato tahdig.

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