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Do you folks use Sona Masoori rice?
For puliyodarai, bisi bele bhath, thengai saadam, elimichapazham saadam. Never use basmati for these - the rice aroma will confound the South Indian flavours. Ponni for idli, dosai and adai. Grinds easier, and seems to "hold" the maavu better. Trivia: If one is to believe in the glycemic index (GI), then Basmati rice is better for diabetics than is white rice. It has a GI of ~ 60, whereas other white rice varieties are ~ 70.
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For puliyodarai, bisi bele bhath, thengai saadam, elimichapazham saadam. Never use basmati for these - the rice aroma will confound the South Indian flavours. Ponni for idli, dosai and adai. Grinds easier, and seems to "hold" the maavu better. Trivia: If one is to believe in the glycemic index (GI), then Basmati rice is better for diabetics than is white rice. It has a GI of ~ 60, whereas other white rice varieties are ~ 70.
I agree.I use Basmati if I prepare Pulao/Biriyani kinda dish.If not i use Sona Masoori.
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I agree.I use Basmati if I prepare Pulao/Biriyani kinda dish.If not i use Sona Masoori.
Of course, bisi bele bhath and puliyodarai are not the gourmet Indian food list :-). Personally, I would not trade the best biryani in the world for a plate of Bisi bele Bhath with khara chips and hasi majjige. Or thengai saadam with moar kuzhambu.
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Of course' date=' bisi bele bhath and puliyodarai are not the gourmet Indian food list :-). Personally, I would not trade the best biryani in the world for [b']a plate of Bisi bele Bhath with khara chips and hasi majjige. Or thengai saadam with moar kuzhambu.
Thanks for ruining my day. :D Hot, steaming Bise bela bath with Potato chips is da Bomb... Very few things can come close to it.
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