- Soak your rice in water and rinse 2-3 times.
- Keep the rice in water for a while in a bowl (bowl is important).
- Chop onions into long pieces and potato into small cubes.
- In a pan, heat up oil/ghee whichever you like.
- Once hot enough add a pinch of cumin seeds to oil.
- After a few seconds, (before cumin seeds burn) add your onion and potato and fry them for a while.
- Pour out water from the bowl and add the wet rice to the pan
- Stir a while
- Pour one and a half bowls (same bowl from step 2) of water to the mix.
- Add salt and cover it slightly.
- Don't stir, and once all the water is boiled out turn off the stove.
- Cumin seeds might've floated up so mix the rice in the same pan and make sure there is no water and cover it for a while
- eat
18 0 ReplyYesssss! Basmati is absolutely the superior rice. I even just love the smell of it cooking.
17 0 ReplyWhat country are you in and where do you buy your seaweed?
10 0 Replyatlantis, IDIOT
12 0 ReplyLike the Stargate?
5 0 Reply:O
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Furikake is godly.
I’m a jasmine rice bitch tho. Jasmine, an egg, furikake, soy sauce, and a tiny bit of sriracha, so as to not distract from other flavors.
10 0 Replyu.s., but most asian supermarkets should carry it worldwide
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Or spiced lentils... dal bhat <3
7 0 ReplyTarkari
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Olive oil and salt please.
Its my sin.
6 0 ReplyI prefer melted butter (salted) and lots of fresh black pepper, but similar idea
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Add a raw egg and you've got a killer Japanese breakfast
5 0 Replyomg i love michelle zauner
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Brown jasmine rice with butter, sugar, and cinnamon, but lesser species and toppings are acceptable, too.
3 0 ReplyJeera rice with literally anything is my jam. Basmati is cool once in a while, but I just can't get used to it.
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