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It’s raining out here in Bangalore like no other and the weather is perfect to taste something hot. Well I have been scouring the Video sites for new recipes and I landed on this recipe for Egg Fried Rice. It’s pretty common here in India, to find Egg fried Rice, but the one in the video is nowhere near Indian.

Nevertheless, it’s different and looks so tempting. The videos from Videojug.com have been very professional - you are taken through a step-by-step preparation of a dish; in most cases a printed recipe accompanies the video. Many video websites can’t afford to do that, but it is nice to see a differently laid-out website. This recipe is made to look colorful by its use of carrots, onions and long-grained rice, which I think is Basmati rice.

Also, as you can expect (this not being an Indian dish), there is very little spiciness to it except for the use of pepper. Well you could add a touch of your own by adding some chilli powder for extra taste. I’ve tasted plain fried rice like this and I love it even though it might be bland for an Indian tongue. Vegetarians can always do without the eggs and go with a few more vegetables such as a couple of chopped chillies, boiled cauliflowers and maybe tomato sauce to go with that.

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Another winner from Manjula. With here simple, down-to-earth attitude and clear instructions, she teaches you how to make Vegetable Pulao. You can find similar fried rice recipes on Indian food Kitchen, but the formulae may differ.

Fish Biryani is a rare dish when you see all those Biryanis of the vegetarian and Chicken variety. As you must have guessed, this one seems to have come from Bengali region where Fish is a daily inclusion in the menu.

The best side-dish for any Biryani or Pulao is Raita. Raita is a cool accompaniment since sometimes you’re mouth feels dry after eating Biryani or after a heavy meal. Some Raita Recipes are here at the main website and some more Pulao and Biryani varieties can also be found

This is Bengali Fish Biryani video that I found on Youtube and is no way tested and/or belongs to Indian food Kitchen. Also, this is intended to the non-vegetarian audience of India and those who love Indian food. Comments and suggestions are most welcome.

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