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Indian Recipes: Fried Yellow Rice by Manjula 25

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http:www.//manjulaskitchen.com Indian Recipes: Yellow Fried Rice by Manjula Ingredients: 1 cup basmati rice 1/2 cup green peas 2 cups water 3 tablespoons oil Pinch of asafetida (hing) 1 teaspoon cumin seed (jeera) 1 teaspoon mustard seed (rai) 4 whole red chilies (sabut lal mirch) 2 bay leaves (tajpat) About 1inch piece of cinnamon stick (dal chini) 1 teaspoon salt adjust to taste 1/2 teaspoon turmeric 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper

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  1. zairt says:

    wow..simply love this so easy to make..thanks again..

  2. TheGamerBabe says:

    Ohhh This looks sooo yummy! Manjula is such an amazing cook! XD Indian food is the best food on the planet.

  3. loreable says:

    This looks good!

  4. Manjulaskitchen says:

    @honeybear64
    Bay leaf and whole pepper need to throw them away.

  5. ZhugeLiang51 says:

    nice recipe

  6. honeybear64 says:

    What do you do with the chili peppers and bay leaves when you serve the rice? Does one eat them or throw them away? Getting a whole pepper in a serving would seem rather powerful, and a whole bay leaf would be rather bitter. I have this question regarding whole garam masala as well.

  7. webbtz3591 says:

    good stuff

  8. maplepoon says:

    thank you for this recipe!
    this would be a good change for me when making fried rice instead of using soy sauce all the time

  9. cesar190472 says:

    Amazing recipe!!!! keep posting you are great!!!! i mean it!!!!

  10. chipin8tor says:

    absolutely wonderful aunty Manjula it tasted great. So what is the soup that you had cooked with this yellow rice dish??????

  11. HomeThaiRecipes says:

    Another great looking recipe, thanks for sharing :)

  12. rockergirl83 says:

    I’ll bet it smells lovely in your kitchen Manjula!

  13. Ultravioletretrostar says:

    this looks amazinggg!!!

  14. Ultravioletretrostar says:

    u can use a little bit of butter or olive oil so it doesnt stick to the pot, i tried it and it works for me!

  15. donnah781 says:

    i love yellow rice … now i’m hungry i want some now.. love your video’s thank you :-)

  16. merchats10024 says:

    really nice and tasty, thank you

  17. themanjit says:

    i made this recepie and turn out great

  18. hawtinhawaii says:

    Do we eat those chili peppers with the rice? Serious question. We eat them in Szechuan dishes but not sure about Indian dishes.

  19. MamaQuita0109 says:

    I used my non stick wok this time is it turned out pretty good- spicy and delicious! Thank you!

  20. zeusvalentine says:

    Indian food is the best….

    I only remember one word in hindi – Saslica!

    I think that is right…

  21. luvtrance1 says:

    mmmmmm yummy. im hungry now

  22. XtcRaver420 says:

    The red peppers are to make a “hot chili oil” and cayenne for a extra spice. You do not need either. Most of the flavoring comes from the other ingredients

  23. MamaQuita0109 says:

    I’ve tried this 3 times already and it never turns out like yours. I need that pot that you have so that it doesn’t stick. I use a stainless steel one. I have fried the spices then added the rice and water and covered and cooked it. It was delicious this way too. I will keep trying.

    What type of pot it that. It’s not tefelone is it? Thank you!

  24. shobey26 says:

    ITs a side dish to accompany any protein you want to make..its not a standalone dish

  25. WasGibtsLeute says:

    Looks good, but no protein, I think. And no vitamins. But as you said you serve it with salad. There are vitamins in it.

    Do you have recipes which provide protein? I will try some of the easy rice recipes.

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