Kaima/Jeera/Jeerakasala Rice

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Kaima Rice also known as Kerala Biryani Rice is a short grain Rice that is commonly used in Malabar region for Biryani and Ghee Rice. It is known for it's unique aroma and flavour. This Rice is grown in Kerala and the regions of Tamil Nadu States. It is a symbol of the cultural amalgamation of Mughlai and Malabari cuisines. It is exclusively reserved for Biryani and Pulaos due to it's fragrance and aroma. Thalasseri Biryani is one such special one that uses Kaima Rice and it is the most popular from South India.
This Rice has many health benefits. It has good source of Selenium that helps reduce the risk of Colon cancer. It has phytonutrients to prevent breast cancer and strengthens the Cardiovascular system. This one here is a simple steamed Rice that I made for Lunch the other day. I had served it with some Hyderabadi Daal and Dum Ka Gosht.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Kaima/Jeera/Jeerakasala Rice
#cookpadindia
#newrecipe
#healthy
#everydaycooking
Kaima Rice also known as Kerala Biryani Rice is a short grain Rice that is commonly used in Malabar region for Biryani and Ghee Rice. It is known for it's unique aroma and flavour. This Rice is grown in Kerala and the regions of Tamil Nadu States. It is a symbol of the cultural amalgamation of Mughlai and Malabari cuisines. It is exclusively reserved for Biryani and Pulaos due to it's fragrance and aroma. Thalasseri Biryani is one such special one that uses Kaima Rice and it is the most popular from South India.
This Rice has many health benefits. It has good source of Selenium that helps reduce the risk of Colon cancer. It has phytonutrients to prevent breast cancer and strengthens the Cardiovascular system. This one here is a simple steamed Rice that I made for Lunch the other day. I had served it with some Hyderabadi Daal and Dum Ka Gosht.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Wash and soak rice in enough clean drinking water for atleast 35-40 minutes. Bring water to a rolling boil on a high heat at first. Add salt to it. As soon as it starts boiling vigorously, drain rice and add it to the cooking pot.
- 2
Water and rice ratio to be maintained is 3:2. It is the best for me. The rice won't be very soft nor would be too firm. That's the perfect ratio for a perfectly cooked rice on a stovetop.
- 3
Cover and cook rice until done. Don't peek every now and then. The steam might escape and the results won't be good enough. Cook for the next 15 minutes or so. It would be done perfectly.
- 4
Fluff it up after done. Serve it piping hot right away with your favourite curry or gravy. Enjoy!
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