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Jeera Rice

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“Jeera Rice is a simple yet aromatic Indian rice dish made by tempering basmati rice with cumin seeds (jeera) and ghee or oil. Light, fluffy, and subtly spiced, it serves as a perfect accompaniment to rich curries, dals, and gravies.

The dish begins by frying whole cumin seeds in hot ghee or oil until they crackle and release their earthy aroma. Then, soaked basmati rice is added and cooked until each grain is separate and perfectly tender. Some versions include bay leaves, cloves, or green chilies for added flavor.

Mild yet fragrant, Jeera Rice enhances the meal without overpowering the main dishes. It’s especially popular in North Indian cuisine and is often served in restaurants and homes alike as a comforting and elegant side dish.”

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