9 Delicious Rice Dishes To Enjoy This Monsoon Season

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Pakhala Bhaat:

It is a traditional rice dish from Odisha, made by fermenting cooked rice overnight in water. It’s a perfect way to beat the monsoon heat.

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Puliyogare:

A tangy and spicy tamarind rice dish from Tamil Nadu that is served with papad or potato chips.

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Vangi Bhaat:

A flavourful rice dish from Karnataka made with brinjal (eggplant), rice, and spices. 

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Muri ghonto:

A Bengali dish made with gobindobhog rice and fish heads. Cooked with turmeric, cumin, and ginger, this hearty dish is enjoyed during monsoons.

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Nei Choru:

A classic Kerala dish made with jeerakasala rice cooked in ghee and spices. 

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Chitranna:

A tangy lemon rice dish from Karnataka. It’s quick and flavorful, making it ideal for rainy days.

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Tehri:

An aromatic rice dish from Uttar Pradesh, often seen as a vegetarian biryani. It’s a wholesome and visually appealing meal.

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Prawn Pulao:

It is a goan rice dish combining prawns and basmati rice, cooked with coconut milk and spices. 

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Vagharela Bhaat:

A spiced, stir-fried rice dish from Gujarat made with leftover rice, sautéed with mustard seeds, cumin, green chilies, and turmeric, often with vegetables. 

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