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Buckwheat Pulao

Buckwheat Pulao

Sounds like: buckwheat poo-lao

$23.00
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Naturally gluten-free, buckwheat is rich in minerals, fiber, and other essential nutrients. This Prana-ful Pulao cooks to perfection with our spices infusing you with strength and energy. Feel the flow of Prana awaken your chakras, leaving you inspired and living your best life.

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This is suitable for all Doshas - Vata, Pitta, Kapha

Those who are Pitta doshic can add ghee or coconut oil for optimal digestion

Pairs well with

Amalaki Pacchadi

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Buckwheat Pulao

Weight: 420 g | 14.8 oz

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INGREDIENTS:

INGREDIENTS: BUCKWHEAT*, SPICES (SPLIT CHICKPEA LENTILS*, BLACK GRAM LENTILS WHOLE*, CHILI PEPPER*, DRY COCONUT*, CORIANDER SEEDS*, TURMERIC POWDER*, POMEGRANATE POWDER*, COCONUT OIL*, CUMIN SEEDS*, POPPY SEEDS*, CINNAMON STICKS*, FENUGREEK*, BLACK CARDAMOM*, CLOVES*, MACE*). (*ORGANIC)

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D.M.
Delicious!

My husband and I enjoyed the Pulao and seasoning. I added diced and sautéed sugar snap peas, carrots and broccoli. It was what I had in the house. I didn’t have the lentils on hand and will add them next time.

Sri had samples available at the EatLoco market. It was nice to try in advance. She was very helpful and I was happy to learn buckwheat is GF!

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Joanne
Delicious

Followed the provided recipe exactly and enjoy a wonderful dish with great favors!

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Aparna Ramasundar
Excellent blend of spices

Made the buckwheat pulav for the first time and loved the wholesome taste. Liked the texture of buckwheat and blend of spices.

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Michelle
Amazing blend of spices!

This was my first ‘buckwheat’ pulao and it was really a treat. Not only did I enjoy the buckwheat, whch I found heartier than rice, but the spice blend was absolutely delicious. The flavors created a satisfying feeling that warmed me all over. Of course I went back for seconds!

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Tandur
Pulav review

I liked the Pulav I made with buckwheat and homegrown vegetables.