I learned this from my Indian friend.I used Basmati rice. If you use Japanese rice, adjust the amount of water.I don't have a rice cooker, so I cook my rice over the stove. Recipe by Brandy

Plain rice to accompany curries with whole cumin for added flavor

Jeera rice or Zeera rice is an Indian and Pakistani dish consisting of rice and cumin seeds. It is a popular dish in North India and Pakistan as an everyday rice dish. It is easy to prepare, unlike biryani.

BEST WAY TO ENJOY AND BEAUTIFY PLAIN WHITE RICE...

My family like plain boiled rice with every kind of curry, but, particularly with Chicken Tikka Masala (see https://cookpad.wasmer.app/uk/recipes/352376-chicken-tikka-masala?invite_token=m8cJT99fm1wMNcEYHMnxXutF&shared_at=1618842991 ), I like this version of pilau rice, based on Madhur Jaffrey's recipe for Tumeric Rice. It gives the curry an authentic touch.

My mom gave me some black rice to bring home. This is my first attempt at cooking it and I forgot to fluff it at 10 minutes. I am really not sure if black rice is better for you but I would definitely add a pinch of salt next time.

Saffron Jasmine rice with co-stars lol.

Many peoples love rice in its different way , I just try to get a new method to cook it

My grandmother refused to make regular plain whit rice. She was a strong independent Armenian woman that I loved with all my heart and soul. If you were going to eat rice in her home it was going to be eaten her way, and that way was Pilaf.

Rice is to the Middle East what pasta is to Italy. While rice is a staple in Asian countries, there it is typically served plain; the flavors coming from the sauces for the vegetables, meat or legumes. Iraqi and particularly Iranian rice dishes, on the other hand, are known for their flavours, colours and, especially, their presentation. The way we serve them is something of a ritual. Having more than one rice dish at a meal is not unusual. Sometimes we even make a rice crust on the bottom of a dish so that, when served turned upside down, it looks like a cake.It took me a long time to get used to making a smaller quantity of rice for dinner. When I was growing up, my mother would serve everyone a big mound of rice topped with whatever stew she had cooked that day. We’d eat the rice with a spoon or by scooping it up with a piece of hubus, or flatbread. I guarantee you that in any traditional Iranian home you’ll find a huge pot of rice on the stove.The Iranian and Iraqi method of preparing rice: partially cooking it, draining it, then returning it to the pot with fried onion and a touch of water and continuing to cook it very slowly. This method results in delicious dry, almost crispy, rice, but it is time-consuming and the rice loses some of its nutritional value.Here’s my way:

Easy and delicious!