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Barriehie

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Well now you have :D
That particular brand of basmati is pretty good. I've used it quite frequently. Very aromatic!
Yes, very aromatic! 👏

Too bad the tahdig was a black disc on the bottom of the pan... I've got it figured for success next time around! 🤞

Anyone made this using oil and butter to crisp the bottom?
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Too bad the tahdig was a black disc on the bottom of the pan... I've got it figured for success next time around! 🤞
Cook it my way ( waits for a million stones to be hurled).
Fill a pan with water, as if you're going to cook pasta. Salt. When it boils, add the basmati. Bring back to a boil and, depending on the brand, it'll cook in 12 minutes. Timer on.
Try the rice to see if it's to your liking (ie. not too hard) then drain, add butter and enjoy.
 
Cook it my way ( waits for a million stones to be hurled).
Fill a pan with water, as if you're going to cook pasta. Salt. When it boils, add the basmati. Bring back to a boil and, depending on the brand, it'll cook in 12 minutes. Timer on.
Try the rice to see if it's to your liking (ie. not too hard) then drain, add butter and enjoy.
Will try that. Does the bottom crisp up???

I've made it years ago and it came out fine. This recipe had all this parboiling and rinsing and pretty much getting rid of everything that holds it together. Another one of those "quack" recipes that'll never work but they've got a web page...
 
Will try that. Does the bottom crisp up???

I've made it years ago and it came out fine. This recipe had all this parboiling and rinsing and pretty much getting rid of everything that holds it together. Another one of those "quack" recipes that'll never work but they've got a web page...
Mine does.

I soak the rice beforehand, then parboil it.
Add egg and saffron, yoghurt, salt and cook. Very nice crispy sides and bottom.









The two potato ones are a different dish but same concept and that one is much more hit and miss.

My recipe

Recipe - Unstuffed Tahchin - Persian Baked Saffron Rice


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Recipe - Unstuffed Tahchin - Persian Baked Saffron Rice

 
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Mine does.

I soak the rice beforehand, then parboil it.
Add egg and saffron, yoghurt, salt and cook. Very nice crispy sides and bottom.









The two potato ones are a different dish but same concept and that one is much more hit and miss.

My recipe

Recipe - Unstuffed Tahchin - Persian Baked Saffron Rice


Posts merged


Yes

Recipe - Unstuffed Tahchin - Persian Baked Saffron Rice

Thank you! 👏👏👏👏
 
Cook it my way ( waits for a million stones to be hurled).
Fill a pan with water, as if you're going to cook pasta. Salt. When it boils, add the basmati. Bring back to a boil and, depending on the brand, it'll cook in 12 minutes. Timer on.
Try the rice to see if it's to your liking (ie. not'' too hard) then drain, add butter and enjoy.
It's supposed to have a crispy bottom.
 
We're talking at cross purposes.:peekaboo: I was talking about methods of cooking rice, and maybe Barriehie was talking about crispy-bottomed rice!
Not maybe, he definitely was talking about crispy rice and using the pasta method of cooking rice will not give a crispy bottom, so... 😋
 
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