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Cook 2 cups of small-grain rice with triple the amount of water until it is sticky and overcooked. Add 0.5 tsp of salt while cooking.
Take 4 cups of sweet, homemade, full-fat curd and it until smooth. Ensure the curd is not sour.
Add the curd to the cooked rice in a large bowl.
Mix the rice and curd thoroughly, then mash it slightly using a spoon or a pav bhaji masher to achieve a creamy texture.
Incorporate 2 finely chopped green chilies and 1 tablespoon of grated ginger into the rice and curd mixture.
Add 0.25 tsp of salt to the mixture (making a total of 0.75 tsp including the salt added to rice) and mix well.
Heat 2 tablespoons of ghee in a pan over low heat.
Add 1 teaspoon of chana dal and 1 teaspoon of urad dal to the hot ghee. Fry until they turn light brown.
Once the dals are light brown, add 0.5 tsp of mustard seeds and 0.5 tsp of cumin seeds. Continue to cook until they crackle.
Turn off the gas. Add 2 chopped dry red chilies, 0.25 tsp of asafoetida, and a few curry leaves to the . Stir well and let it cool down completely.
Pour the cooled over the curd rice mixture. Add a handful of fresh chopped coriander.
Mix all ingredients thoroughly. For best results, cover the bowl and let the curd rice rest for at least to allow the flavors to meld before serving.
• Use small-grain rice and overcook it for a sticky texture.
• Use triple the amount of water when cooking rice for curd rice.
• Ensure the curd is sweet and not sour for the best taste.
• Mash the rice and curd mixture to achieve a creamy texture.
• Allow the tempering to cool before adding it to the curd rice.
• Let the prepared curd rice rest for at least 30 minutes for the flavors to meld.
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