A healthy recipe for the Indonesian dish Nasi Kuning.

<div class="ExternalClass190AD37328194C12ABDECFBC94424843"><h1 id="nasikuning">Nasi Kuning</h1><p>
      <em>By Health Promotion Board</em></p><div style="text-align&#58;center;">
</div><p>Serves&#58;
      <strong>4</strong></p><p>Prep time&#58;
      <strong>5 mins</strong></p><p>Cook time&#58;
      <strong>30 mins</strong></p><h2 id="ingredients">Ingredients</h2><ul><li>1 cup (180g) white rice</li><li>1 cup (140g) brown rice</li><li>1 tbsp canola oil</li><li>1 tbsp turmeric powder</li><li>2 tbsp coriander powder</li><li>2 cloves garlic</li><li>1 tspn peppercorn</li><li>1 pandan leaf</li><li>¾ cup low-fat evaporated milk</li><li>Salt to taste</li><li>2 cups (500ml) water</li><li>200g canned tuna flakes</li><li>1 tomato</li><li>50g green peas</li><li>1 tbsp raisins</li><li>1 tbsp almond flakes</li><li>3 lime leaves, finely chopped</li><li>2 tbsp lemongrass, chopped</li></ul><h2 id="method">Method</h2><ol><li>Wash both types of rice and drain.</li><li>Heat the oil in a non-stick wok. Stir-fry rice, turmeric, coriander, garlic, lemongrass and lime leaves.</li><li>Transfer to rice cooker. Add the peppercorns, pandan leaf, salt, low-fat evaporated milk and water and then bring to boil with the lid uncovered.</li><li>Stir to mix. Cover the rice cooker and let it simmer until cooked.</li><li>Fold in the tuna, diced tomatoes and green peas while the rice
is hot.</li><li>Garnish with raisins, almond flakes, lime leaves and lemongrass.</li><li>Serve hot.</li></ol><h2 id="nutritioninformationperserving">Nutrition Information (Per Serving)</h2><p>Energy&#58; 412kcal</p><p>Protein&#58; 20.1g</p><p>Total fat&#58; 6.2g</p><p>Carbohydrates&#58; 62g</p><p>Dietary fibre&#58; 3g</p><p>Copyright © 2016 HealthHub.sg. All rights reserved.</p><hr />​
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