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Lemon Rice Recipe: Quick & Easy Guide

Lemon rice is a popular South Indian rice dish known for its unique yellow color from the addition of lemon juice. The dish can be prepared quickly if steamed rice is available. The recipe calls for steaming rice and seasoning it with spices like mustard, bengal gram, urad dal, ginger, green chili, and lemon juice. The lemon rice is a versatile dish that is suitable for journeys, picnics, and lunch boxes.

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Lemon Rice Recipe: Quick & Easy Guide

Lemon rice is a popular South Indian rice dish known for its unique yellow color from the addition of lemon juice. The dish can be prepared quickly if steamed rice is available. The recipe calls for steaming rice and seasoning it with spices like mustard, bengal gram, urad dal, ginger, green chili, and lemon juice. The lemon rice is a versatile dish that is suitable for journeys, picnics, and lunch boxes.

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Lemon Rice (Elumichai Sadam-Nimbu Chawal

Lemon Rice is a popular rice dish of south India. The unique yellow colour of this rice
attracts everyone including children. This can prepared quickly if you have steamed rice
already. Some prefer to boil lemon juice and do the seasoning to mix with rice. I add lemon
juice in the last without heating it to retain vitamin C of lemon.
Lemon rice is suitable for journey, picnic including lunch boxes. In north India,Haldi
Chawal looks like lemon rice but lemon is not used in it.
Lemon is known as Elumichai in Tamil and as Nimbu in Hindi.
Cooking time: 15 minutes approximately
Ingredients
 Steamed Rice – 4 to 5 cup
 Lemon – 3 no
 Green chilli – 3 no
 Red chilli – 3 no
 Ginger – 1½ inch long
 Turmeric powder – ½ tea spoon
 Peanut – 1 table spoon
 Mustard – 1 tea spoon
 Bengal gram – 2 table spoon
 Urad dal – 1 tea spoon
 Asafetida – ⅙ tea spoon
 Cashew nut – 10 for garnishing (optional)
 Curry leaves – few
 Salt – as per taste
 Sesame oil/any oil – 2 table spoon
Method
 Squeeze, extract lemon juice and add salt in it; fry cashew nuts with little oil and
keep it for garnishing; chop ginger, green chilli and curry leaves.
 Heat a pan with oil; when hot add mustard and let it splutter well; add Bengal gram,
urad dal, red chilli, asafetida, peanut and fry for few minutes.
 Add chopped ginger, green chilli, curry leaves and turmeric powder; fry all the items
till crisp; switch off gas.
 Now add cooked rice, mix well; add lemon juice finally; mix, toss well and garnish
with cashew nuts.
 Serve with any vegetable, papad or chips.
Tips
Add lemon juice in rice little by little. Mix and taste it to bring it to your taste.

Lemon Rice (Elumichai Sadam-Nimbu Chawal Lemon Rice is a popular rice dish of south India. The unique yellow colour of this r

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