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@sanskritaursanskriti8787

Жыл бұрын

I still don't know your name. What to call you?

@charanso143

Жыл бұрын

where are you from?

@queryguru1147

Жыл бұрын

Desparate and poor student

@aishwaryajayadas7538

Жыл бұрын

I love ur channel 😍😍 Bringing South Indian cuisine to the world💜💜

@kavithams5969

Жыл бұрын

Show the masala dabba plz ? You keep the powdered spices and dal ones differently?

This dish is an emotion to many South Indians. It’s my favourite breakfast. It’s called CHITRANNA in Karnataka.

@firevixen128s5

2 жыл бұрын

Chitranna is my life Second to puliogare ofc

@Bloomsberry364

2 жыл бұрын

Lemon sadham in Tamil Nadu

@reena7493

2 жыл бұрын

@@Bloomsberry364 Pulihora in Telugu

@harshaavasarala

2 жыл бұрын

pulihora in andhra

@aneko8519

2 жыл бұрын

Yeppp❤️

Ahh lemon rice. It's like an emotion for us, South Indians 😭❤️

@childcannibalism5080

2 жыл бұрын

I'm south Indian and my mom has never cooked this for me 😢

@haripriyabale906

2 жыл бұрын

@@childcannibalism5080 man you're missing out this beauty. Ask her to make it for you ASAP

@sbehera6185

2 жыл бұрын

We eastern indians also enjoy it very much

@haripriyabale906

2 жыл бұрын

@@sbehera6185 glad to know that ☺️

@mailgach

2 жыл бұрын

Nostalgia... Ur so right most cooked meal for travel along with puliogre... With curd rice and pickles... Easy and healthy...

Honestly, even when my parents could afford the flights, we took the train, at least one way. I think their mindset was that it's part of being Indian. The train journey and trains are the lifeblood of this country and how a lot of the people travel. So it was a way to keep us grouned. For this reason we also took interstate busses and local buses too.

@AchiraDasgupta

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@florencegajjela4407

2 жыл бұрын

Actually travelling by train will show you the world and nature too...which you can never enjoy in a flight journey which is too artificial...except for that it saves some time...There are lively moments in a train journey...I think so yaar...

@aditiananyapaul5753

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly train is not for poor people only..come on😒

@piyusarkar3065

Жыл бұрын

If time is not an issue, train journey is fun

@hossainayon9588

Жыл бұрын

What kind of mindset is that to ride train? 🤔 so rich indians should ride auto instead of sports car in ur dumb logic

It's called pulihora in Telugu it's an emotion for South Indians

@sangeethakesavan

Жыл бұрын

pulihora means tamarind rice not lemon rice

@sunnyy665

Жыл бұрын

​@@sangeethakesavan Telangana people call it as nimmakaya pulihora, in Andhra we have only one pulihora that is chinthapandu pulihora

@laughoutloud9870

Жыл бұрын

​​@@sunnyy665 commonly used word pulihora both lemon and tamarind

@sunnyy665

Жыл бұрын

@@laughoutloud9870 no bro both are different in Andhra

@vikramtv-insights...8959

Жыл бұрын

It's called chitranam in rayalaseema atleast in Kurnool....

I am so happy to find a South Indian vegan KZreadr !!! Thank you

@itsme-xo4ku

2 жыл бұрын

For real!

@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff

2 жыл бұрын

She is Gujarati

@Avanthika000

2 жыл бұрын

@@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff she is malayali

@shifanakrahim5393

2 жыл бұрын

@@AbhijeetKumar-vh1ff haa haaa She is malayaaali

@aswathyvs2917

Жыл бұрын

​@@Avanthika000how did you know🤔

Agh! My friend taught me how to make this and it is WONDERFUL! My kids ask for yellow rice all the time.

@akshayperla7599

2 жыл бұрын

It's not yellow rice 😭 Yellow rice is different it's like pulao but this has lemon in it

@payalpraveen75

2 жыл бұрын

It's lemon rice .

@watashiwa_ashiteru

2 жыл бұрын

Telengana : **confused in pulihora**

@watashiwa_ashiteru

2 жыл бұрын

Tbh I still dk the the difference between lemon rice and pulihora

@uranus-h-

2 жыл бұрын

@@akshayperla7599 stop. Their children likes to call it that way. Can y'all stop blaming everyone, they're trying something new from our culture, appreciate them instead of correct each and every mistake they make.

I relate to the 3 day train journey. This video is like an ode to the my childhood!

I live in a greenhouse with banana trees growing. I love to cook with the leaves. The bananas only come once a year so it's nice to be able to use it for other things the rest of the year. The first thing I ever had with banana leaves were tamales in Mexico.

Indian food is literally the best food in the world. I’m an American of Eastern European/Germanic descent, and while I love my traditional cultural foods, absolutely NOTHING IN THE WORLD beats the intense variety, and complexity of Indian food. I’ve never once had a dish that I did not want to eat multiple plates of. I feel very thankful that I had parents who insisted upon us boys being exposed to different cultures through art, music, literature, and food. One of my goals is to take a few weeks or maybe a month and visit India, if for nothing else than the food itself. Plus I love spicy food, and Indian dishes tend to always bring the spice level into the stratosphere. ❤ 🇮🇳

The most lovely part of your videos is that they show the gorgeous synergy between food and emotion which takes you on a whole another profound journey of memories 🥺

In Indonesia, we have similar dish! It's called 'nasi kuning' which means yellow rice, but we don't use lemon

@hihello2336

Жыл бұрын

Because of lemon, this food ll last a whole day without freeze. That's y it's a travel food.

@saishashi9978

11 ай бұрын

We serve this food in every Temple 🎉

@anon567

11 ай бұрын

What do you use then? Don't leave us in suspense. You should try this dish, it's too good.

This reel is so wholesome, the story, the sound of mustard seeds cracking, and the beautiful bright colour of lemon rice. It makes me feel so satisfied!

The memories and stories behind comfort foods are the most precious! 🥰

@bwingbwinggwiyomi

Жыл бұрын

that's why they're called nostalgic comfort foods, right? 😊 they bring comfort no matter what mood we're in!

Back when happiness was found in simple things

@deyananizar2054

5 ай бұрын

That phase is over ryt. Kids today are literally born into technology. It's amazing yet kind of scary. 😊😊

Yeaaaa🥰🥰 I used to love this eating in trains… those days when we used to travel for 2,3 days… preparing pulihora with tamarind and packing was exciting for me💖 carrying in big cans 😆

@shanthimanikandan6611

Жыл бұрын

Thookku vaali

You are such a sweetheart! Please continue being yourself and know that you can do it

This rice is often made my mom when we r going for any tour by train and long distance 😅but this lemon rice with basmati rice looks nice💜

This was purely a walk down the memory lane for me!!! Loads of love Dear, for this video. Brought back all those lovely train journey memories🥰🤗

I can appreciate a “rich girl” who grew up without money. People like her tend to appreciate what they have instead of complaining about their “richer friends” cough cough doobydobap 🙄

@muzankibutsuji2857

2 жыл бұрын

You also watch her?

@nabiha2005

2 жыл бұрын

Lol you too came across that video 😂

@_walnut3827

2 жыл бұрын

@@nabiha2005 can u link that video

@nishanth5410

2 жыл бұрын

.l

@Wall_flower

2 жыл бұрын

Why do y'all always compare Tina with every other cooking KZreadr‽ I mean she made a mistake and literally apologized for it! How long are you gonna judge a person based on their one wrong perception like you haven't committed any tiny mistake ever in your life

Wow, lemon rice, old memories 😋😋😋😋😋😋

Nothing can be compared to train journeys travelled with family…. 😍

Even a simple daal chawal made by my mum and especially fed by her (by hands I mean) tastes so much better than any luxury restaurant I have eaten at. Now that my mum is old and sick and can't do kitchen work... that is something I miss a lot and I wish I can eat one day again.

Got the same story, three days of train journey, lemon rice, pickles and curd packed in banana leaves. Ah the good old days!

I’m South Indian and this is so nostalgic for me it’s almost like an emotion- I will now proceed to go ask my mom for lemon rice

Omg, I used to work with Indian people and I had a special attachment with two of them usually the cook that extraordinary yellow rice now thanks to you I could cook it by myself. Karamasala or something like that 😎

@Jana_San_SS

2 жыл бұрын

*Garam Masala is a spice blend. This is however lemon rice. Hope that helps😘

This looks really delicious !!! ❤️❤️❤️

I am also Indian and seeing your content makes me very happy. Keep it up!

Omg train journeys. Idk about others but as an Indian I'll never NEVER stop travelling on trains. It's a whole different journey

I remember when I was little, I would think my mom was able to harness the color of the lemon and put just enough lemon juice in there to make my rice yellow lol, it definitely brings back memories of me and my sister having it after school or for dinner!

Saw this yesterday and made it for dinner today and everyone loved it Thank you from me and my Family in Nepal 🇳🇵 ♥️ Please keep posting more 💕

I had friends during junior high who would always have variations of lemon rice and other similar foods and exchange lunches with me, so remembering the flavor and colors of this dish, while it may not be a part of my own heritage, fills me with nostalgia and reminds me of my childhood.

Woww.. Those memories are just really golden and could never be forgotten.. Its really rare to see videos like this.. I am also South India.. My fav pongal, idly, vada, and sambar's taste will always make me hungry even tho I am full...It's rare to see people like you make cideos like this.. Keep making more video.. Loved it 🥺❤

Thank you for this!

Thank you for doing this :) my parents are from 2 different states in the south and i grew up across various states all around india....I wudlove to help u with content :) as a fellow vegetarian indian living in europe, I m so disappointed at what indian food has been reduced to

@mathimalarchelvi9751

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. It’s sad I don’t know a lot of nutritious Indian food. Trying to do my research and make it compulsory in my diet. I bet eating these food without modifications it the healthiest we can go, rather than salad and zero coke diet

you just unlocked a core memory omg -- I remember those rides so well, especially during festival seasons where my parents would tell me play along with the random kid who happened to be in our compartment goddamn nostalgia

No matter how old I get or have access to easier modes of transport, sleeper train journeys will always my heart. I live in near the western ghats of Maharashtra and the train for my home town passes through them. I have no words to describe it's heaven like beauty, especially in monsoon. Unfortunately I rarely go by train.

Omg I feel like I can smell this dish 🤤

Omg I can so relate to this …. Lemon rice in the train

Your childhood stories connect so well with mine. We used to travel on train for 3 days from Kerala to MP and that’s the same rice my Mom used to prepare for our meals, with an iconic coconut chutney though. Thanks for reviving those memories for me ❤️

That "catch hing" box got me😂

Recently discovered you, you're the best. So delightful ❤️❤️

I HAVE A STORY!! ME: opens yumm lemon rice box my British friend: dude did you put highlighter ink in the rice?? Me: 😅✋

@rubberduckyyouretheone1113

2 жыл бұрын

Noo way😭😭

@akshayperla7599

2 жыл бұрын

@@rubberduckyyouretheone1113 ikrr 😭😭

I'm a Gujarati but I love lemon rice. I'm always ready to grab a bowl of it if someone offers me

This is literally my favourite along with Puliogere and Tomato Rice. I'm from North India (Uttar Pradesh) but my parents settled working in Karnataka ever since I turned 3 years old so since then I've been living in Karnataka and all these South Indian breakfasts are literally my favourite dishes.

I love your accent, sounds cute😍 also, the dish looks absolutely amazing, can you (or anyone here) write down the ingredients? I wanna try it❤

@rebeccaoraha5673

2 жыл бұрын

Lol her accent sounds like typical indian accent while bobbing the head side to side.

@anu2584

2 жыл бұрын

Oil. Peanuts. Channa Dal. Mustard. Jeera. Curry leaves. Slit green chillies. Ginger. salt. Fry well. Add this to cooked and cooled rice.mix well..add lemon juice. Adjust salt and tanginess.

@sapnasingla2067

2 жыл бұрын

Detailed recipe link is in discretion box

@jimbim1623

11 ай бұрын

No need to simp thats how every Indian girl sound

just love your content ❤

I am not south Indian but my mom makes this in summer and I like to have it with yogurt (personal preference) and it's YUM❤❤

I honestly think that one of the reasons I’m so interested in Languages is probably because it will be so much nicer to get to travel and hear people talk about stories like this without a language barrier as well as to taste the food and hear the expressions from everyone at this point I might just study linguistics as well as an anthropologist because this world is so big and beautiful that theres too much to learn and see

So satisfying when the mustard seeds start popping 🎉

Ah your videos just make me fall in love with my home food even more ^^ ❤️ lemon rice is called "pulihara" here in the south it's an absolute fav ❤️❤️

so Happy to find fellow south indian foodie here( it's quite rare with these vibes ryt?)🤍

I love and could relate to the anecdotes. In this one I related with the patience to travel. By the time I was in Master's , my mind got fed up of the train journey from Telangana to Assam and shifted to booking a flight in advance.

The meaning of Lemon rice for South Indians: it’s an emotion Fun fact: lemon rice is also called tiger rice

@elvisyesurajah7929

Жыл бұрын

isnt that tamarind rice!?

chitranna and avalakki is our standard travel food. we pack three boxes for me and my parents and sit on a rock under a tree, or spread out a picnic blanket on somebody's farm, with their permission. or, we'd just eat in the car. man, its just perfect for travel.

You story is relatable !! , During train travels in summer vacations... 😅

That's the beauty of Indian food. The simplest of recipes are just finger licking good.

Wow basmati for lemon rice 😅

@gsandeep419

2 жыл бұрын

Too much richness bro..😂😂

Pulihora 😂😂 In andhra pradesh ❤️

Looks so good! If only I have all the spices, I could use them to make this beautiful dish... Thanks for the content!

I am a north Indian... But, i just love lemon rice. I got the chance to live in Hyderabad for one year and i started loving this thing. Also, tomato rice is super tasty. But, lemon rice is heavenly.😘

Wait! You are literally Indian doobydoobap😅

@Vanshikarawat0807

2 жыл бұрын

True 💜

@Catalina-Winemixer

2 жыл бұрын

An ignorant girl who talks about privilege while being raised in private schools and having her own apartment in one of the most expensive cities in the world? I hope not… I had to unsubscribe for how tone deaf she was.

@peaches7355

2 жыл бұрын

Yes cringe KZreadrs

@sunshi4510

2 жыл бұрын

@@peaches7355 Says the person with a zero 2 pfp 😭

@peaches7355

2 жыл бұрын

@@sunshi4510 bruh talk about ur fckin pfp

Wow!! This experience completely resonates with me !! We would carry boxes of idli, lemon rice, coconut rice and some murukku for that crunch😋😋 . Me and my sister would fight for window seat in the train !

I am not South Indian.. But this dish is love forever I enjoy it thoroughly 🌿💖💕

Being is a South Indian i can eat it every day but never tired of it

OK so she is from Kerala 😂😂😂 three days hahaha I gotcha girl

@asura2000

Жыл бұрын

She is from Andhra 😂😂😂

@ps-gh3hu

Жыл бұрын

She's from Karnataka

Sharing a similar experience over here: for us bengalis, summer vacations would always mean a five/six day trip to North Bengal. So we would always pack luchi and torkari in tin foils and foil tiffin carriers for the night long train journey from Sealdah station in Calcutta to New Jalpaiguri in the Duars. We would board the train, settle down, get comfortable and then bring out the luchi-torkari and relish it while trying to gaze into the darkness outside the train windows. And just like you said, no fancy cafes and fine dine restaurants can ever compare to that experience ❤️❤️❤️

It's called chitrannam in andhrapradesh. So when we go for trip my mom will prepare chitrannam or pulihora. Nostalgia

I get doobydab feels

Spending childhood in army quarters and getting to know lovely south Indian families there....my train journey always consisted yummy lemon rice 😋....best meal you can have during journeys....

Yo Indian trains are a VIBE. We just take it for granted but India has such a good railway network

True.. more than 12hrs in train is unimaginable to me.. My aunt is visiting my cousin in canada n she said how its her first flight journey .. When i asked her "but u guys have holidayed all over India?" She said yeah in trains.. i was so shocked 🙊🤣 But yeah we still make and take lemon rice on road trips as one of the meals as backup 😁

This is SO yummy! Much better than I’ve encountered elsewhere. I adore your channel, and your recipes are top notch. Thanks for posting!

We add ginger also to this yummy 🤤 dish...love it forever

I’m a South Indian and my mom packs this every time we travel

The dish and the choice of ingredients speaks a lot about you. You are a true south indian.

Ha my favorite lemon rice... Lemon saadam... Now being out of India.. This dish is my go to food for lunch..

I love love love lemon Rice. Crying of nostalgia right now

Damn !! This food has memories with me🥲

Just tried as soon i saw it and it turned out soo good and i got a compliment from my family 🥰 thank you so much 😊

OMG i really get excited when my mom make this rice 😭 i love it

You once told in one of your vedios that if people around the world are gonna like your voice or not. Lemme tell you girl you have one of the best indian accents . And i really love it and find it really Therepeoutic. I am also an Indian btw☺🥰🥰 Keep growing gurll!!!

@thenutcracker7045

Жыл бұрын

She doesn't have an indian accent. What are you talking about? She sounds like American indian

That looks delicious!!

Chitranna! 😍😍 It honestly luks so gud 👏👏

My favorite indian dish to make...simple yet delicious

I literally LOVE lemon rice! when i was younger i would eat it all the time! especially at the temple. they had the best lemon rice 😋

Train journeys got to be the most fun childhood things Indians do with their families

AHHH!!!!! IM SO ADDICTED TO YOUR VIDEOSS GLAD THAT IM LEARNING EASY RECIPIES PLEASE KEEP DOING MORE AND MORE!!!!! 💓💓💓💓

I'm not an indian... But we also use banana leaves with different types of foods when we are traveling. It always gives more appetite, great smell and taste for the food. When i was a student my mom sometimes rapped my lunch for the school with a banana leave to increase my appetite. Those cultural things made so much memories for me to carry. South asian foods are amazing.....❤️

@lotus9378

Жыл бұрын

Oh my! My memory in India Eating lunch at school wrapped in banana leaves was something else! Happy to know more parts of the world also got to enjoy the same joy !

For me in those 3 day long train journeys it was always aloo ki sabji and puri lol

I live in Karnataka for 13+ years and I'm from Uttar Pradesh. We still go to our hometown by train and it takes 3 days to reach Varanasi from Bangalore. Its actually fun to travel in train. And my mother also makes lemon rice for the journey ☺️ its one of my favourite dish. Idk why am I even sharing this but I just feel so related to your story 😅

This is not just lemon rice but an emotion to us

Can I just say how much I love that you’re sharing South Indian dishes. I feel like not many people create content around it and I’ve been learning some recipes from my mom and grandmother. It’s really nice to have these videos though because there are some dishes I don’t even think to ask about.

Journey with this food is awesome 💕

My South Indian neighbour used to prepare this for us whenever we used to travel together for trips. YUMMY!

OMG you just bought back all that nostalgic moments. Thank you!! Gonna make this now.. bannana leaf where art thou!!

Someday later I want to travel in the coromandel express Madras to culcutta vintage style.

I’m black and i love my culture and foods of course however i love Indian food and I’m learning so many things here! Beautiful colorful culture and food to match ♥️

So true sis. I literally remember waiting and waiting and waiting for the summer holidays to start so that we could go on a trip. Majority of the time it's in a train unless or destination is not that far where we would have a long road trip. Either way she always cooks our travel meals and always it's lemon rice. And fun fact we never get sick of it.

Yeah....my mom used to pack these for train journeys as well. 🥺🥰