Lemon Rice
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From: ShowMeTheCurry
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  • What type of did you use? It doesn't look like regular long grain or is it?

  • Hey, thanks again for all your great vids. Just a question, are curry leaves and bay leaves the same thing, can they be used interchangeably? Cheers

  • @kbkushalutube : No, they are not the same. Different flavors for different types of food :)

  • Where do i get daal from?

  • @HistoryGeekable

    You can find it at Indian grocery stores.

  • Tried this at home ... really came out well. Thanks!

  • Nice video guys, Good job

  • any tips on how to mince ginger? when I do it, it always comes out stringy...

  • The easiest way to do it is in a small grinder. We have a coffee grinder that allows for wet grinding and it works great! Alternately, you can use a fine grater and grate the ginger. Using a knife is probably the least effective.

  • Actually, I use a shredding iron (grating iron) and that doesnt work... I dont have a coffee grinder, but I have a blender... that ought to work.

  • I use a mortar and pestle set to mince ginger for making tea or general cooking..it minces real well

  • That's different than the way my family makes it... we use a simple French-Canadian recipe where we cook the rice and dump butter, salt and lemon on in that order, mixing it as we go.

  • H&A, Your videos are simply awesome! This lemon rice video is not working. Can you please reupload it?

  • It seems to be working fine on our side. Can you please check again. Thanks.

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  • good work ladies, really really helpful recipe

  • good tasteful item.

    Thanks.

  • i tried this one .... tastes good

  • Good Work Ladies

  • wat about the daal is it raw or cookedi dont think so that daal cook very easily.

  • We put the raw daals (first Channa and then urad after a while) in the oil and it does get cooked...it gets fried and adds a wonderful crunch to the soft rice.

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