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A mushroom rice flavored with Indian spices, quick and tasty. Ideal for a light dinner or a weekday meal. The recipe combines basmati rice, button mushrooms, onions, garlic, ginger and a spice blend (cumin, garam masala, curry). All cooked in a single pan for easy cleanup.
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