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-Guys, let's get to the news.

The news is still crazy.

Today, President Trump tweeted that he thinks Russia

is going to interfere in the midterm elections

and that they want the Democrats to win.

Yeah. [ Laughter ]

In response, Putin was like,

"Fake news, is total witch hunt."

[ Laughter and applause ]

"That's fake news."

But Trump has been busy.

Earlier today he gave a speech in Kansas City.

And before he started he had everyone listen to the song

"God bless the USA."

He just played the song and had everyone listen to it

while he stood on stage.

Take a look at this.

♪ -Across the plains of Texas ♪

♪ From sea to shining sea ♪

♪ From Detroit down to Houston ♪

♪ And it's time we stand and say ♪

♪ That I'm proud to be an American ♪

♪ Where at least I know I'm free ♪

♪ God bless the USA ♪

-Yeah, it's that long.

Yeah.

Yeah, he's like a kid in the church choir

who just pretends he knows the words.

Like, ♪ Oh, oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh ♪

There's probably an "oh" somewhere in there. Yeah.

It's just so odd. -What is going on?

-Right after that, Trump played another song too.

Let's check that out.

♪ -Losing my mind just a little ♪

♪ So why don't you just meet me in the middle? ♪

[ Laughter and applause ]

♪ -Oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh-oh, oh-oh-oh ♪

♪ The right stuff ♪

[ Laughter ]

You hear about this?

Trump just hosted a White House event

to celebrate products that were made in America.

And one of NASA's space capsules

was actually parked on the front lawn.

There's a picture. Check it out, yeah.

When he saw that parked outside,

Trump was like, "It's an invasion. Call the space force."

[ Laughter and applause ]

"Call the space force."

Later, the Secret Service

found Melania strapped inside the capsule,

frantically searching for the blast off button.

She was like, "Oh, come on." [ Applause ]

"Don't find me, don't find me."

And Trump actually talked about the space capsule

during his speech,

but he had a little trouble pronouncing the word "capsule."

Take a look at this.

-From the Wright Brothers

to that beautiful Orion space capsicle.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-"I meant to say capsule, but I was thinking about popsicles.

So, capsicle.

It's a capsicle."

It wasn't the only word that Trump had issues with.

During the same speech,

he tried to talk about great American leaders.

Check out how he said the name Hamilton.

Watch this.

-Throughout our history, our greatest leaders,

Washington, Jefferson, Hamil, Lincoln.

[ Laughter ]

-What?

-You know Hamil, the guy who fought in the American revolu?

[ Laughter and applause ]

Hamil, the great leader.

Mark Hamill, who --

Luke Skywalker -- he fought for the space force.

Last night was an all new episode of "The Bachelorette"

and Shark Week is officially underway.

[ Cheers and applause ]

There's a lot of good TV.

They even tried to do a cross-over special

between the two, but it got a little weird.

I'll show you what I mean. Watch this.

-I had the best time swimming with him,

and he is so good at making eye contact.

He has shown me so many great sides to him.

And then his smile.

I feel like when he smiles, it just picks up his entire face.

And he's easy on the eyes.

And I am falling for him.

-She's falling for him. [ Cheers and applause ]

And finally, I saw that Sean Spicer

has written a new book about his time in the White House

called "The Briefing."

And if you want to see him,

he'll be at Barnes & Noble tomorrow from 10:00 a.m.

until his shift ends.

We have a great show tonight. Give it up for the Roots.

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Tomi Adeyemi's Children of Blood and Bone Is an Epic Allegory About the Black Experience - Duration: 5:27.

-Thank you so much for coming on the show.

-[ High-pitched ] Thank you. This is wild.

Hopefully my voice will, like, drop after a little bit.

-No, I love that you're excited, it's great.

Dude, at 24-years-old,

you've already written a "New York Times"

best-selling book.

How's that feel? [ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

Not bad. Not bad.

-I'm not -- people, a lot of times, they focus on the age.

And I'm like -- I'm Nigerian.

So that means every day I'm not a doctor

is like a failure to my parents.

So I kind of had to amp it up a little bit.

-An author was not one -- -I'll be like, "I promise.

This is a big book. I promise.

You'll love it. -It's a lot of pages.

Yeah, everyone should be proud. It's a lot of -- yeah.

How exciting is it to be -- because I just hear somewhere

that they said that this is going to be made

into a movie now. -Yeah. Yeah. [ Laughs ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-What's -- what's -- what's more exciting?

Explain this to me. Walk me through this.

I mean, because I saw some video of you,

I think, seeing your first -- holding your first ever

physical book. -Yeah.

And it was really -- like, the whole thing has been this

really, really, crazy roller coaster.

-Yeah. -And every time I think

I've hit the peak, I'm like,

"Oh, nothing crazier is going to happen."

Something like this happens, and I'm like, okay.

So now -- I kind of have no expecta--

I was like, "Just go with what comes."

-Just go with what's happening. -Because you don't know.

But -- especially with a movie. Like, I love movies.

-Yeah, me, too. -And I --

-A lot of us do, yeah. -You know,

like I'm the one person in America who loves movies.

-You're the only person who loves movies. Wow.

-And you know, for me, I was just like,

I didn't believe it was gonna -- I took, like a year for me

to be like, "Okay. They're not lying."

Like I had this theory that Ashton Kutcher

was reviving "Punk'd."

But like... [ Laughter ]

...instead of targeting celebrities,

he was gonna target regular people with their dreams

and then take them away. -Oh, no, no, no.

No. No, no, no.

This is going -- this a really -- going to be --

"Children of Blood and Bone" will be a movie.

I -- how did you --

I wouldn't even know where to begin.

Because this -- it's a whole fantasy world.

But what is it?

It's based off of a couple things, right?

-Yeah. For me, it started -- I was in a gift shop in Brazil.

And I was just there because my hair --

like, I couldn't get it wet, and it was raining.

So I was like, "Okay. Look around.

Look interested. Look like you're gonna get something."

And I have big eyes, so I can fake that.

So I was just like, okay. Okay.

And then I saw the picture of the Orisha for the first time.

And I was -- it was like African gods and goddesses.

And that's what I thought it was.

And I had never seen anything like that.

Like, my imagination had never gone as far as to think

that there could be, like, black gods and goddesses.

So, instantly, I saw the world.

I saw the giant lions and the jungles.

I saw the magic.

But I didn't have the story until, like, eight months later.

I was scrolling through Pinterest and I saw

this magical black girl with green hair.

And I was so captivated.

I remember, I went into work and I was showing everyone.

I was like, "Look at this."

And they were like, "Oh, did you draw it?"

And I'm like, "No." And then they're like do --

[ Laughter ] Yeah.

They were like, "Do you know who drew it?"

I was like, "No."

And they were like, "Okay, get back to work."

And I'm like, "How can anyone work?

Like, look at this! -Look at this thing, yeah.

-And, yeah. It was just imagining that.

I couldn't get it out of my head.

-And then you found the story? -Yeah, that I thought about her.

And I'm like, "Okay. What if she was a fisherman

or like a fisherman's daughter?

And what if she had to go into the market to trade one day?

And what if this girl ran up to her and was like,

you gotta get me out of here."

So it just started with this daydream,

and I realized that that story fit in this world.

And it really just exploded from there.

-'Cause, man, oh, man. Down to the detail

of these just -- all these characters.

Everything. It was such a fun read.

I loved it so much. And I was like, "Oh, yeah.

She's trying to bring magic back to this world.

-Yeah. -And that's what it's all about.

-Yeah. Because it's -- I wanted it to be this epic adventure.

So a lot of times, people are like, what is it?

And I'm like, "Basically think 'Black Panther' with magic.

Like, it's a girl fighting to bring magic back to her people,"

but I also wanted to write about what was happening today.

And so, even though, you know, it's sort of like "Inception."

Like, the first layer is this epic story.

-Yeah. -But on the second layer,

there's this allegory for the modern black experience.

So I call it, like, cake with asparagus.

Because you're eating good cake,

but you're learning real things and you're learning how it,

like, feels to live through what we're living through today.

-Yeah. I -- I got that as I was reading.

But then at the end of the book,

you write a whole thing of how --

-Yeah. -There's a lot of tears

that you shed while writing this book.

Man, there's twists and turns,

and you never know what's happening.

I loved it so much. And I have two little girls.

-Yeah. -And it's always good to have

a book that they can read and go, like,

"Oh, I can be that." -Yeah.

-It's great -- -It's so real. Like, for me,

I think, like, I joke about having to become a doctor.

But I think another part of it was

I never saw authors who looked like me.

I didn't see characters who looked like me.

And, so, I actually spent like a decade in my room alone

writing stories, but there were no black characters.

'Cause I didn't think black people could be in books.

So what really excites me about this, and all the other

awesome stories that are coming out right now, is this --

We're all kind of fighting for the little versions

of ourselves. -Yeah.

-So I can be like, "Hey, little nerd Tomi,

like, write that dragon.

But you can ride it, like, you know?

You don't have to take yourself out of the adventure.

So I'm excited that this is doing that for other writers.

But just for all types of people

who aren't used to seeing themselves.

-I can't -- [ Cheers and applause ]

We're a big fan. We love you, pal.

I'm gonna see you later.

Tomi Adeyemi, everybody.

[ Cheers and applause ]

Superstar.

Check out "Children of Blood and Bone,"

available now.

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Aan Mansyur - The Art of Saying the Unsaid | BukaTalks - Duration: 14:50.

Hello, good Evening…

Firstly, of all, I'd like to make a confession before it goes too far…

I actually write to avoid being in this situation…

Yes, I grew up as a doubtful, shy and even fearful child.

I remember that I cried every time I met strangers and made an eye contact with them…

So that I grew up and became hate humans.

Yes, I was actually like that, I even communicate with my mom by sending letters though we lived in the same house…

I had to hide from many people…

And that made me spent my childhood in my grandpa's room…

I got lucky because my grandpa had a little rack with about 200 books in it.

And I clearly remember that in my 4th grade, I had read all the books (in the rack)

I actually enjoyed talking to people but not in front of them so…

I guess that the most safety way to do that is by writing and reading.

I moved from 1 school to another during my elementary and junior high school because I was looking for a good library (at school) to hide…

Because I dislike being in front of people…

A good teacher for me is a teacher who never asked me to come to the front if they wanted to tell something…

So, this is a big challenge for me because for me, writing and talking are two completely different matters.

As I have shared earlier about my childhood that as not happy as other children in general…

I was born with a heart malfunction which made me cannot go anywhere…

I then grew up as a teenager who actually hated my childhood…

One day, I got lucky because when I moved to another school, I found a poetry book written by Soebagyo Sastrowardoyo titled "Symphony 2" …

And I felt like, wow there is a person who writes short (sentences) but there is a lot to tell…

And then I felt like, oh this is the way that I can continue my childhood which I hated once, with the way that I enjoy…

And I thought that building my childhood could be by writing, so I eventually learned how to write poetry since junior high school…

And from there, I felt like in the beginning, poetry is like a prayer.

I happened to be a student in Islamic school but then I ran away from my school…

But in my (Islamic school) I was always taught that prayer can calm you down, and my Islamic school was far away from home…

That made me had to separate with my grandma, the only person I trusted that I could talk to during my junior high school.

So, then I felt that poetry has the same function as prayer.

It made me shorten myself and my freedom…

I always feels that there are so many things in my life that make me become (a person) I don't want to.

Although it wasn't a long period when I was in Islamic school, (only) 2 years…

But then there were so many things that I learned from Islamic school, for example…

One of my questions when I was a kid, which also made me write poetry was, why we cannot interrupt during Friday preach if we disagree with something?

Or, why I cannot complain to a teacher if they tell something that I didn't want to hear (as a child)?

And then I felt that the truth according to everyone has its own way for them to say it.

Why I felt that when I found poetry "Symphony 2" was important because I felt that the poetry actually said something massive…

But with the way that letting its readers find it themselves.

So, it was like a small thing when we enter it, there are so many things in there, which something that we find in there depends on what we bring in there…

I rarely talked to my mom, but there was one day when my mom said that words can be used for dancing, drawing and music…

I thought at that moment that she lied because it might just her reason as I really wanted to be a musician or a painter when I was a kid…

But then my mother said that. My mom was only a small vendor in (traditional) market from village who couldn't afford to buy a guitar and painting tools.

But then slowly, I felt that what my mom said was true with how I proved that playing with words can draw, words can be interesting music instruments…

And I began to do that because I want to prove and I felt sorry because I said my mom a liar and felt that I had to prove it…

And from there, I started to grow as an introvert person and playing words by writing.

Second of all, because I didn't have any friends, so I wanted to write about everything surrounds me…

If I saw a window, I asked people or I read books about the function of window, but then I felt that oh maybe a window has different function.

Then I felt that window is a world consists of variety things…

So, all the small stuffs surrounding made me then wanted to create a new world to a child inside of me who wanted to live in his own way.

And by writing it, I actually hope that when they read it, they think that this small stuffs isn't as small as what they think…

These small stuffs can be bigger than what they imagine.

Every time I see a sandal on the road for example, I raise a question, "where is the other sandal?"

Then I imagined if I was a sandal and my other half was drifting in a river, how does it feel?

But then I sandal that I found on the road wasn't become a only sandal, but it became something different.

From there, I then learned that poetry is actually, even though it's small, but it could be a safe place to communicate truth in each version of everyone.

For example, people always think and say that, "wow Aan can be a school champion though he has no father"

It was like praising, (my father left me when I was a kid), but it was a tough punishment for me.

Because they praise me, but then they hit by saying "though he has no father" …

So, it was hurtful. Other people might react differently when they hear the sentence.

But then it was something that I really wanted to tell adults that it was a hurtful punishment for me.

So, I thought on how I tell my mom that such thing was a hurtful matter?

While my mom saying (the words) with pleasure…

And I think that poetry has the power to tell such thing, such truth.

But because I ran away from Islamic school, I also felt that poetry actually doesn't meet anyone to assure one certain thing…

Poetry is like a home-->made of questions.

So, I don't offer any answer in there, but I expect everyone who enters there, they find something the looking for depends on what they bring.

For some people, writing poetry, especially after AADC (Ada Apa Dengan Cinta --> Movie), they said that "Wow Aan is so romantic", it was like writing poetry is enjoyabl…

Or (they think) that everyday Aan sit by the window, thinking out loud, have a cup of coffee, etc., that is how we think about poet.

In fact, writing poetry for me is a tough struggle.

In poetry, I always try to avoid myself, because writing poetry is actually useless if I'm the only person who thinks about it.

So, writing poetry is not only to say something but also a matter of tell a story.

How the reader can find something that they looking for.

And it means that I have to be myself and avoid myself at the same time.

And something that felt, I grew up in 100% Bugis Moslem community…

I got bullied because of the letter M in front of my name which not sounded as Bugis (people).

And I felt that after writing thousands of poetry, one thing I learned from poetry is, people when they read poetry, they are not asked "What is your religion?"

Poetry makes me dance with a person who I've never seen they hands before…

Poetry makes me meet with so many people without having to think their background (where they come from, which tribe they are) …

So, I felt that poetry is actually my way or medium which makes my short little hands close enough with something that I cannot hug.

But one questions that I often ask myself, "What makes me writing poetry until now?"

I think if I know the answer I might quit writing poetry since years ago.

But I think that everything that I write in poetry is actually the reflection of my sadness because I cannot find the right words to say something.

So, it is my failure to find something, to find things that I am looking for, big questions in my life.

So actually, it is not only I write poetry because I failed to be a musician and painter, but also my poetry read by others is actually my failure in many things.

I always felt that writing is my way to find out more many things, or things that I really want to know…

Instead of telling what I already know to others.

But once again, it is usually mentioned in this Talk that this is the place where people looking for inspirations.

I apologize because I share everything about my failures and I don't even know many things and but I guess one thing…

That the fact I learn to imitate poetry when I found a poetry book, but something that I learn the most is because I fail to imitate all things that I wanted to.

All poets tell me that only Sapardi who can be Sapardi, only Soebagyo Sastrowardoyo who can b Soebagyo, only Rendra can be Rendra, only Tukul can be Tukul.

By reading all the poets, I know that they helped me to identify slowly all the matters that are not me, for then maybe one day can find who I am.

I don't dare to say that poetry is me or everything I write is me, but at least I think it is a way to go there. I think that's it. Thank you.

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Kim Jong-un gives field guidance to food production factory - Duration: 0:42.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been unusually busy in recent weeks... inspecting all kinds

facilities around the country... apparently in a public shift in focus... to the North's

economy.

Yesterday he was reported to have visited a tree nursery, and today, Pyongyang's state

media said he gave field guidance at a food processing factory.

He reportedly praised the officials and workers there for creating a modern process capable

of mass production and encouraged them to produce more and better tasting food to improve

people's diets.

In his recent string of tours to economy-related sites, Kim Jong-un has visited construction

sites, bag factories, tree nurseries, and fish farms.

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"Dil Hai Hindustani 2" Ke Set Par Raghav Juyal Ki Anil Kapoor Ke Sath Masti - Duration: 2:54.

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Trump hails dismantling of North Korean missile test site - Duration: 2:14.

U.S. President Donald Trump is patting himself on the back after reports that North Korea

is tearing down one of its key missile sites.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also called the development "consistent" with recent commitments

made by Pyongyang.

Lee Seung-jae reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump has welcomed reports that North Korea has started to dismantle

a key missile testing site in line with a pledge North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had

made at their historic summit in Singapore last month.

Speaking at an event in Missouri on Tuesday,...

President Trump hailed a recent report from 38 North, a U.S.-based website analyzing satellite

imagery of the North,... which assessed that Pyongyang has begun taking apart facilities

at its Sohae Satellite Launching Station.

The report comes as progress appeared sluggish on plans to implement a nuclear deal reached

by the two leaders in their meeting last month.

Trump had vehemently denied reports he was frustrated with the pace of the negotiations,...

tweeting on Monday that he was "very happy" with how they were going.

President Trump also voiced hope that North Korea will deliver on its promise to return

the remains of American soldiers killed in the North during the Korean War.

U.S. and North Korea officials have held several meetings to discuss the return of the remains,...

with some media outlets reporting the first group will be delivered on Friday.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also praised the latest report of North Korea's missile

test site dismantlement after his meeting with his Australian counterpart in California,...

saying it's "consistent" with a commitment Pyongyang made in Singapore.

" So we've seen the open press reporting about the missile engine test site, it'd be entirely

consistent with the commitment that Chairman Kim made to President Trump when the two of

them were in Singapore together, made that commitment to them orally."

When asked what further steps were needed by North Korea,... the top U.S. diplomat stated

the North needs to "completely, fully denuclearize",... as that's what Kim Jong-un committed to.

The latest report is welcoming news for both the U.S. and South Korea,...

as the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula appears that little more likely.

Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.

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How To Photograph The Longest Blood Moon In 100 Years - Duration: 6:35.

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Streetbike freestyle amateur competition - Duration: 9:14.

hello

we came to the stunt competition

Actually, we don' t know why we are here

Just wake up in the morning and don't have really what to do

So in facebook read that there will be a stunt competition

And we decided to come and look what is it

As you can see, we really came here to the stunt

Here are the amateur stunt competition

There you can see, guys are practicing

We already finished our free practice riding

We have supermoto

stock supermoto, , without special stuff for stunt

but the other guys are riding

on real stunt bikes

''and they all have two clutches''

But we have enough one clutch

Now everyone will complete their free practice riding

and then the qualification will begin

So let's see what we can do

We have a qualification now

Need to do stoppie

Run for 30m

and then do stoppie from the cones

The best result is who go further

16m 35cm

13m 60cm

I could go further

but had a little stress

The next qualification test is

do wheelie as slow as you can

from cones to cones 40m

The best result is who will go down this distance

longer time

And now the final qualification test

Need to drift around the cone

In 30 seconds as much as possible

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S. Korea's consumer sentiment plunges to 15-month low in July - Duration: 2:06.

Consumer confidence in South Korea has plunged this month due largely to concerns about the

escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing... and signs of an economic slowdown

here in Korea.

Our Kim Hyesung reports.

South Korea's consumer sentiment in July fell by the steepest margin in 20 months to record

an index score of 101.

That's down 4-point-five points from June.

It's also the lowest figure since April 2017 when the country was rattled by a corruption

scandal that eventually brought down the former Park Geun-hye administration.

The Bank of Korea attributed the slide to the escalating trade spat between the U.S.

and China.... and to Korea's sluggish job growth.

The fight between Korea's top two trading partners and the growing protectionism between

the U.S. and the EU are increasing the downside risk to Korea's export-driven economy.

Sluggish employment figures added to concerns of a possible economic downturn, hurting consumer

sentiment.

Between January and June, a monthly average of 142-thousand new jobs were added-- the

slowest growth since the 2008 global financial crisis.

"The consumer sentiment index for July is now getting close to a hundred, the threshold

that separates optimism from pessimism.

The index is a leading indicator of future consumption.

The fact that all of its subindices fell means domestic consumption in the latter half of

this year is likely to slow down,...bad news for the Korean economy that's already struggling

from export uncertainties and slowing investment."

The sub-index for households' economic outlook fell nine points to 87, and the sub-index

on current economic conditions fell seven points.

Despite the government's efforts to create jobs and boost wages, outlook on job opportunity

dropped six points to 87, the lowest figure since April 2017.

The expected inflation rate for the following year stood the same as in June at two-point-six

percent.

Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.

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इस आसान तरीके से बनाये झटपट खिली खिली रेस्टोरेंट स्टाइल वेज पुलाओ प्रेशर कुकर मैं | Vegetable Pulao - Duration: 7:37.

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Our tasty vegeterian pulao is ready

you can see each grain of rice separated

you can see it is looking just like you get in restaurants

or in marriages

today we are going to prepare it at home

Hello everyone, how are you guys doing today?

Did you see the beautiful texture of pulao?

just like you get in the restaurants

today, we will prepare it with lots of flavourful spices

in pressure cooker

and i am sure you guys are going to love this recipe

so let's find out how to prepare veg pulao at home

first i have taken 1 and a half cup of Basmati Rice

which i soaked for half an hour

keep in mind to not to over soak the rice

otherwise your rice grains will break

the quality of rice should be very good

make sure you use best quality of Basmati Rice

if you want to prepare Veg Pulao - Restaurant style

use long grained Basmati rice

now heat 2 tablespoon of ghee/butter in a pressure cooker

if you want you can use oil instead

but i highly recommend to use ghee for this recipe

because it adds up the flavour of the pulao

i have taken two tablespoon of ghee here

it gives really really nice flavour

and rice doesn't get sticky because of it

then we will add a small cinnamon stick

4 to 5 cloves

2 to 3 green cardamom

5 to 6 whole black pepper

1 bay leaf

1 teaspoon of cumin seeds

now fry all the spices for 20 to 30 seconds

this is very important step

this is going to make our Pulao flavourful

now i can smell the aroma of all spices

after frying for 20-30 secs, we will now add 2 onions into it

adding 2 onions which i have cut into long slices like this

cook it on medium to high flame

for 3 to 4 minutes

or untill onions turns little golden brown in color

meanwhile, our onions are cooking

add 2 slit green chillies

along with that adding 1 tablespoon of ginger garlic paste

mix everything and cook

so that the rawness of ginger garlic paste gets properly cooked

then i am adding some Paneer Cubes (Cottage Cheese)

i have cut down the Paneer into small cubes

this is approximately 100gms of Paneer

you can adjust the quantity as you want

we are going to fry the Paneer cubes along with onions

until it turns little golden brown in color

if you want you can fry paneer separately too

but today i am making this recipe in pressure cooker

so it will save my time if i cook everything in pressure cooker

so i have fried the Paneer along with onions in pressure cooker

now it is time to add rest of veggies

so i am adding 1 potato cut in cubes like this

one small carrot diced

8 to 10 cauliflower florets

half cup of green peas

i am using frozen green peas

then i am adding 8-10 french beans pieces

which i have cut into small pieces like this

cook everything for 2 minutes

don't overcook the veggies at this stage

otherwise while cooking in pressure cooker it will get all mushy

one more thing

i haven't fine chopped any of the vegetables here

because while cooking in pressure cooker they will turn really soft and will get all mushy

now we will add our soaked Basmati Rice

along with rice roast all the veggies

only for one or two minutes

because the flavour of ghee and spices blends well with rice

and our Pulao turns really really tasty

don't over toss it

just for 1 or 2 minute roast everything well

i just remembered something

when i was small, my mother used to prepare this

we had a really big vessel which we call sipri in sindhi

we used to live in a joint family

she used to add lots of veggies

and along with veggies she used to add Soya Chunks

and she used tell finish everything fast

it is very healthy and it is vegeterian chicken

i used make faces back then

and see now i am behind my kids to feed them everything healthy

by one or the other way

so let's move toward our Pulao

now it's time to add water

i have taken 1 and a half cup of rice

so i am using two and a half cup of water, little lesser than three cups

so keep in mind for one and a half cup of rice

i am using two and a half cup of water

then add one and a hald tea spoon of salt

keeping in mind the quantity of rice

so according to the quantity of rice you have to adjust the salt

then i am adding one spoon of Lemon juice

so that rice doesn't get sticky

mix everything well

now closed the cooker lid and wait for one whistle

after one whistle turn the flame low and cook it for one more minute

and then turn the flame off

then wait untill all the pressure gets out

see the pressure is out

let me check as i open the lid

see how beautiful my rice has been cooked

all the water has been dried

let me mix it once to show you guys

mix it with the help of a fork

so that the rice doesn't get break

you can see each grain separately

now what are you waiting for

add fresh coriander leaves if you want

and we will serve it piping hot

serve it and enjoy it with your family

i am serving now and it is looking really delicious

colourful veggies and well cooked rice

and i cam smell the aroma of ghee (clarified butter)

i am going to march over this rice once the video gets over

how did you guys like today's recipe

don't forget to tell me in comment section

so that i keep sharing such amazing recipes

i will meet you in next recipe

untill then Happy Cooking

Bbyee

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