Rice Kanji | Homemade Probiotic | Healthy Breakfast For Gut Health | Immunity Boosting Food

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  • Опубликовано: 17 янв 2025

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  • @padminipanicker7784
    @padminipanicker7784 Год назад +94

    You don't have to grind it in the mixie jar in the next day. Simply add curd grated ginger, chopped shallots,green chillies and salt.Mash with ur hands. No need of thadka. It is simply great.This used to be the breakfast with our grandparents, their parents and grandparents and there were
    hardly any hospital during their time. The name Probiotic was not even heard of those days I think.
    Yes it was named as poorman's breakfast .
    Thank you for posting this fantastic dish.

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +3

      Thanks ma'am for the valuable information:) Stay connected!

    • @smitamonteiro4668
      @smitamonteiro4668 Год назад

      Thanks

    • @jayaawasthi1692
      @jayaawasthi1692 11 месяцев назад

      @@smitamonteiro4668absolutely right.

    • @mazhar-4465
      @mazhar-4465 6 месяцев назад +2

      she absolutely sabotaged the recipe by grinding it. Who the hell did that 50-70 years ago? AnywYs.

    • @savjivanipatil3481
      @savjivanipatil3481 2 месяца назад

      Solt, tdka nhi krna chahiy, mixi mecharn nhi krna cha hiy

  • @buddhapiyao1315
    @buddhapiyao1315 Год назад +558

    this is best if had as the first thing in the morning. Please Completely skip the tadka. The tadka will add taste but will reduce the effect of the probiotic. it is best had as it is. What we do in the south is use left over rice. we gently smash the rice and add water and yogurt and mix it well. Then leave it for fermenting. The yogurt helps fermentation. morning simply add just a pinch of salt and have it. some do add a few drops of lemon pickle masala. This tastes best if made of red rice which is also known as Kerala rice or Matta rice. The red fibers are rich in B complex vitamins. Farmers in south have a huge bowl of this rice kanji as breakfast and work for hours in the fields.

    • @astrologybydivya7045
      @astrologybydivya7045 Год назад +9

      Very nice information

    • @shailajamenon2521
      @shailajamenon2521 Год назад +5

      True 👍

    • @radhikamulwani8542
      @radhikamulwani8542 Год назад +6

      Yoghurt ALSO helps fermentation faster, even if one doesn't add it ,it eventually ferments sooner or later depending on d temperature .

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +28

      I don't add yogurt in the night as in hot summers it becomes sour

    • @jaykashyap_
      @jaykashyap_ Год назад +54

      @@HomemadeHappinessWithManisha traditionally you have to add buttermilk with out salt to make it probiotic as done in south India,temperature here is high but it doesn't turn sour. Property of curds ( तासीर) is different from buttermilk.Curd is considered hot but buttermilk is cold.Better to guide ppl in a right way.

  • @RAHAMATHUNNISABEGUMRahamath
    @RAHAMATHUNNISABEGUMRahamath Год назад +25

    Mam ye to meri dadi Nani sab khate the Bina tadke ke dahi daal kar ache se Mila kar kache piyaz aur Hari mirch ke sath bahut acha lagta hai mere dadi Nani kaha karte the ki ye peat ko thandak deta hai thank you mam mujhe Mere bachpan ke din yaad aagaye❤

  • @saradaprabhakar2421
    @saradaprabhakar2421 Год назад +272

    In my child hood after dinner we used to add water to the rice and keep for servants for next day breakfast. They put some buttermilk and eat with onion. And we used to eat idli ,dosa in astylish way. Now after 20 years servants are all looking fit and healthy ,and my ancesters became ill with all types of heath problems 😂

  • @maskigaming3156
    @maskigaming3156 8 месяцев назад +47

    Being a Pakistani really admire and in awe of diversity of Indian food and how this dish have different name in different states seriously love from Pakistan ❤️❤️❤️

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  8 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you so much! your appreciation means a lot :)

    • @ahalyabs
      @ahalyabs 6 месяцев назад +3

      Vereity is Hinduism 🕉️

    • @subratdam2115
      @subratdam2115 2 месяца назад

      Yes...we love u brothers but a few idiotic politicians on both sides divided the Nation...and a big chunk of Mdulanas destroyed the brotherhood in the name of Islam.

    • @jayashreepkunju
      @jayashreepkunju 2 месяца назад

    • @amitpandey1897
      @amitpandey1897 2 месяца назад +1

      Ohho, you were European earlier 😂😂😂 so did not know about India...

  • @pushpasreedhar9173
    @pushpasreedhar9173 Год назад +48

    We regularly had this in Summer for breakfast . My mother used to add water to the left over rice or cook a big bowl of rice add water & leave overnight. Morning add curd & little salt..no tadka & all us siblings had the best breakfast with pickles on the side

    • @RajKumar-pr1kp
      @RajKumar-pr1kp Год назад +2

      Best dish for summer

    • @Js-ff9zk
      @Js-ff9zk Год назад

      Should I boil rice with salt or without it

    • @feehavividus1526
      @feehavividus1526 Год назад

      Is it suitable for winters as breakfast?

    • @jayaawasthi1692
      @jayaawasthi1692 11 месяцев назад

      @@Js-ff9zkno don’t put salt while making rice for making this rice kanji.

    • @jayaawasthi1692
      @jayaawasthi1692 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@feehavividus1526ideally it’s well suited for summers. But it can be had thru out the year also depending upon where u live. As in Mumbai we have it thru out the year.

  • @praveenModlier
    @praveenModlier Год назад +19

    It's a power breakfast on hot summer days. Having it in empty stomach is a big energy booster. Tadka should be avoided in order to cut down on oil. Slightly burnt green chillies and chopped onions mix it with curd. Consume it in semi liquid form. Use ordinary rice for this. Good video.

    • @gagansekhon1073
      @gagansekhon1073 Год назад +2

      Can we putt salt or avoid? Will salt kill good bacteria?

    • @praveenModlier
      @praveenModlier Год назад +1

      @@gagansekhon1073 add salt for good taste, no problem with probiotic content.

    • @bimkivi
      @bimkivi Год назад +2

      @@gagansekhon1073 salt should be avoided ..it deactivates some probiotics

    • @gagansekhon1073
      @gagansekhon1073 Год назад

      @@bimkivi whome should I trust some people say yes some say no

    • @bluewaters2231
      @bluewaters2231 Год назад

      ​@@gagansekhon1073 yes.

  • @uttarasarkar9530
    @uttarasarkar9530 Год назад +14

    I can remember long ago probably more than 20 years ago one of our neighbours who was a Tamil, an aunty made this kind of kanji for me because, i was suffering from cough and cold but, she did not put so much of tadka, it was simple one but nice.
    When i had it, felt better.

  • @naliniramkrishna415
    @naliniramkrishna415 Год назад +3

    Nalini. Thanks madam healthy recipy
    It is good for people who are suffering from vitamin b ,12 dificiency

  • @raichandkulkarni4011
    @raichandkulkarni4011 2 месяца назад +1

    Traditional Tandoor management and perfect factual description,

  • @kakulichowdhury4685
    @kakulichowdhury4685 Год назад +28

    The basic recipe of this probiotic dish is traditionlly used in whole of Bengal, Bihar,Odisha,tribal areas since ages with leftover rice, especially during summer time, keeps you cool and excellent for stomach. Thanks for making it popular in other parts of our country.

    • @SreeRekha1008
      @SreeRekha1008 Год назад +1

      Kerala and Tamil Nadu too...

    • @sudhirchandra9790
      @sudhirchandra9790 Год назад

      May be thats why there skin is so healthy

    • @elainelindsey1306
      @elainelindsey1306 Год назад +1

      In south africa we also have indians of awadhi and bhojpuri origins that make dishes similiar to this. That's why I decided to search cos my nani used to also make this

    • @priyakumari-zr1rx
      @priyakumari-zr1rx Год назад

      So they called panta bhat as rice kanji?

    • @anon7641
      @anon7641 Год назад

      This is not only in the regions u mention! We use in in tn kerala andhra etc! But all the rubbish she talks is nonsense!

  • @deelipkashyap
    @deelipkashyap Год назад +3

    তাতকৈ অসমীয়া মানুহৰ পইতা ভাত ( সামান্য মিঠাতেল নিমখ আৰু কেচাঁ জলকীয়াৰ লগত ) কেইটাই বেছি সুস্বাদু আৰু স্বাস্থ্যকৰ ৷
    বেচিহৈ থাকিযোৱা ভাতত সামান্য পানীদি হাতেৰে সামান্য লৰাই ঢাকি ৰাখিলেই ৰাতিপুৱালৈ 'পইতা ভাত' হৈ যায় ৷ উজনি অসমত আগতে খেতিয়কে ৰাতিপুৱাই এবাতি পইতা ভাত খায়েই ভৰ দুপৰীয়ালৈকে পথাৰত হাল মাৰিছিল ! ❤

    • @Hwoman1123
      @Hwoman1123 Год назад +1

      বাংলাতেও পান্তা ভাত বলে। একই ভাবে বানায় যেমন ঠিক আপনি বললেন

  • @rians6930
    @rians6930 Год назад +52

    In kerala we used to have it and this overnight dish was called "pazham kanji" literally translates to old kanji. We call rice with broth - Kanji. This overnight Kanji is meant to be cooling and was normally had with raw onion, sometimes fish and birds eye chilli. Bit of a poor man's food during old times, but due to nostalgia restaurants serving this has popped up in our part of kerala. Related to congee in China somehow I guess.

    • @poonamchaudhry6039
      @poonamchaudhry6039 Год назад +7

      A dish known as conjee is prepared in Philippines, too, more or less on the same line.

    • @jayapillai6466
      @jayapillai6466 Год назад +4

      True. In my part of Kerala, it is called as " Kulth" Dito procedure

    • @vineethanchandran
      @vineethanchandran Год назад +4

      Right. In Malabar we used to call it kuluthath - cold ( rice) - the staple of farmers

    • @Anna-ll7wp
      @Anna-ll7wp Год назад +3

      Yes agreed. Pazhankanji is what we call in Kerala.. cooling for heat and a good source of iron!

    • @Anna-ll7wp
      @Anna-ll7wp Год назад

      @@vineethanchandran we call it pazhankanji in my part of Kerala but it is all the same food!

  • @goldlotus7831
    @goldlotus7831 3 месяца назад +11

    This is made regularly in south Indian homes. Simply add yogurt to left over rice . Just saute ginger,green chilli and mustard seed and add to the yogurt rice. Delicious and healthy. No onions or other things.

  • @sharayuupponi2327
    @sharayuupponi2327 Год назад +3

    Nice nd healthy kanji
    Yummy

  • @subhashshah4539
    @subhashshah4539 9 месяцев назад

    Good job 👏 Nice healthy recipe 👍

  • @marshaloptical5436
    @marshaloptical5436 Год назад +5

    Aaj pahli baar rice kanji ka video dekha banane ka tarika bahut pasand aaya

  • @harmeetkaur5199
    @harmeetkaur5199 10 месяцев назад +1

    Bahut hi badiya

  • @ultimategeek1
    @ultimategeek1 Год назад +4

    madam thanks for the recipe. just for information, this is known to each and every household in Odisha. It's called PAKHALA. We eat this almost everyday and all seasons.

  • @SHAN_VIDYAPATIEE
    @SHAN_VIDYAPATIEE 2 месяца назад +1

    BOHOT BADHIYA MAM 👏👌

  • @shistapanda6975
    @shistapanda6975 Год назад +49

    You are preparing the Pakhala and Chhunka Pakhala of Odisha. It is really helpful for the summer months. Age old recipe. Now it is named as probiotic 😅😅 old tonic with new label.

    • @susantpanda5
      @susantpanda5 Год назад

      Yes i was going to put the same comment. lol you got it 1st😃😃😃

    • @KhajaPeeja
      @KhajaPeeja Год назад +2

      Aama odisha re grind Kara hu a ni pakhala ku

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      Yes! you are right. Actually most people are not aware of our traditional dishes, they are so healthy and should be a part of our diet.

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      Yes! you are right but this a variation of the dish. the nutrients remain the same:)

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      Its tastes awesome

  • @roxananadiadi8479
    @roxananadiadi8479 Год назад +1

    The curd is a probiotic itself.
    Thanks for sharing.

  • @k.dineshpillay.6455
    @k.dineshpillay.6455 Год назад +32

    This is the food of the farmers before going into the field. They usually have it at 11 am .Especially in the South. Chennai Carnataka and Andhra adds curd while kerala adds coconut and coconut milk. For them its a healthy food.

    • @Rokomari369
      @Rokomari369 Год назад +2

      Bengal farmers also take this food every day with boild potato, onion and chilli

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      Yes! its really very healthy

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +2

      wonderful probiotic! and super easy to make

    • @k.dineshpillay.6455
      @k.dineshpillay.6455 Год назад +1

      @@HomemadeHappinessWithManisha true
      And healthy too

    • @shailajamenon2521
      @shailajamenon2521 Год назад +2

      In Kerala too it is eaten with curd. In addition we add pickle or lightly crushed small onions, curry leaves and green chilly.
      Not only farmers, many households have this as breakfast or pack this as Tiffin at work or school.

  • @ZubedaAgariya
    @ZubedaAgariya 9 месяцев назад

    ❤..rice..kaanji

  • @indrasubramaniam9579
    @indrasubramaniam9579 11 месяцев назад +27

    Anyone with mucus in throat or lungs or chest…sinus, bronchitis should not should not consume this overnight rice….bcs it’s cold very cold in tazeer…kullumai in Tamil.

    • @latebloomermusic
      @latebloomermusic 4 месяца назад +3

      I think that’s why we add the chhaunk to balance the cold effect.

    • @triptak4036
      @triptak4036 2 месяца назад

      Will never ever think of this as I am asthmatic 😢

    • @rajeshbarya7091
      @rajeshbarya7091 Месяц назад

      Correct

    • @BariaKhan-z4q
      @BariaKhan-z4q Месяц назад

      I suffer with these problems then what should we eat

    • @MyTechniqueWorks
      @MyTechniqueWorks 6 дней назад

      Why don’t you make video telling this so people can be saved?

  • @teleindia03
    @teleindia03 Год назад +1

    Excellent information shared

  • @navhappiness
    @navhappiness Год назад +13

    Wow..I just loved reading the comments section 😊 Such a simple dish coming from all parts of India, esp. the farming states. I wonder why I never saw this in Punjab, although we had lot of curd with rice as a standalone dish. Thanks for sharing the recipe

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      Very true!

    • @sunetkamra221
      @sunetkamra221 8 месяцев назад

      In north western part of india rice is not a staple food instead we eat roti dal at night . Roti's were made out of diffrent types of grains . Left over rotis wrapped in clean cloth put in the airy place,in the morning these rotis were eaten with achar and fresh buttermilk
      It works same

  • @shobhanr3931
    @shobhanr3931 Год назад +2

    In Southern part of India... it's age old practice of eating leftover rice... allowed to ferment...next day mix curd or butter milk and consume....it was said that eating this rice ganji...was very healthy.
    Thank you 😊

  • @swordofdurga
    @swordofdurga Год назад +5

    In Kerala we add bitter curd overnight and have it in morning adding cut shallots, ground ginger and chopped green chillies along with pickles.

  • @srinibassaho
    @srinibassaho Год назад +2

    ଦହି ପଖାଳ ସହିତ ଶାଗ ଭଜା, ବଡ଼ି ଚୁରା, ଆଳୁ ଭରଥା, ମାଛ ଭଜା 😋।

  • @skbiswas
    @skbiswas Год назад +38

    Typical Bengali home it is one of the most old and popular dishes called "Panto Bhaat" that is very tasty if you hand-mix with green coriander leaves, green chilies, a few drops of mustard oil, drops of lemon juice and salt (no Tarkha needed). You also can eat it with side dishes like an omelet or potato-fry of brinjal-fry. It soothes your body especially on summer days. Because of its simplicity, it slowly became a poor man's dish and modern Bengali society almost rejected it today. But, in our home, we still cherish it knowing its benefits and overall taste. Panto Bhaat can be rightly made using over-softened cooked boiled rice, kept overnight with sufficient water in a relatively warm place for better fermentation (add a spoon of curd).

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      Very True Sir!

    • @christabellecoutinho2189
      @christabellecoutinho2189 Год назад

      I make rice at lunchtime. Then store it in the fridge. Can I use this fridge stored rice for this recipe?

    • @anikatasnim6001
      @anikatasnim6001 11 месяцев назад

      @@christabellecoutinho2189of course you can.

    • @jabeenbegum1491
      @jabeenbegum1491 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​@christabellecoutinho2189 No.Have to use rice cooked in afternoon and left outside till night on countertop.

  • @sumantayal8962
    @sumantayal8962 2 месяца назад

    Ohh my God .very useful information 👍 ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

  • @agilanagi6397
    @agilanagi6397 Год назад +3

    This is best during summer season. It helps to keep ur stomach cool. It's a very old break fast in tamilnadu .
    Infact in olden days they serve this Kanji as a welcome drink.
    I'm tamilnadu we don't blend or we don't add any seasoning to it, instead we mix the Kanji with some curd and salt using hand only.
    This Kanji is best with Side dishes like dry fish, onion ,moor Chilli

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      Ma'am, Sorry to hear this, that you feel I am making fake video.
      I am just sharing my knowledge and experience here, no intentions to impress anyone with fake video. Lots of my viewers have made cheese with my recipe and it requires little practice, patience and experience.
      Everything can't be made perfectly in one go. Sometimes we creators also do so many experiements and trials with new recipes before sharing on this platform.
      Thanks:)

    • @agilanagi6397
      @agilanagi6397 Год назад

      @@HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      No need to say sorry.. and I didn't mean anywhere has fake.
      I just shared my thoughts . In every place they give their own touch.

    • @shobhashah7391
      @shobhashah7391 Год назад

      ​@@agilanagi6397 w

  • @krishnacsrem
    @krishnacsrem Год назад +1

    Nice dish. Thanks for sharing

  • @swatinamjoshi9414
    @swatinamjoshi9414 Год назад +7

    In marathi it is called virajlela bhat.
    Very nice recipe. it is prebiotic ,I didn't know about it.thank you for sharing it

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      You are welcome dear! trationally the rice is not ground, I crushed a little in the grinder as my kids didin't like watery rice, so this is my version of the dish..glad you liked it:)

    • @rai3086
      @rai3086 Год назад

      It both pro & prebiotic. Which means it has probiotic bacteria & also food for this bacteria to grow.

    • @thatgirl8772
      @thatgirl8772 3 месяца назад

      Wow. Im a maharashtrian, and dont know this dish at all.

  • @sabhaskarrao4301
    @sabhaskarrao4301 11 месяцев назад

    Very good health food increase immunity and rich vit B and best remedies for gastric problem but don't add fried items and oil

  • @SreeRekha1008
    @SreeRekha1008 Год назад +9

    While soaking rice I add little pink salt, curd and 1tsp of jeera and fenugreek each... It's very tasty and more cooling as well...

    • @rumarao9502
      @rumarao9502 Год назад +5

      You should not add salt while fermenting. Only add before consuming. And no tadka only have some little pickle for taste which has salt in it

    • @rai3086
      @rai3086 Год назад

      Adding salt will
      Arrest fermentation , so it isn’t probiotic , add salt just before you serve .

    • @jaishreechandra2979
      @jaishreechandra2979 2 месяца назад

      Why salt is not put when fermenting overnight ?
      Isn’t salt added even to the do😊sa batter when kept for fermenting ?

  • @ashapatel4887
    @ashapatel4887 9 месяцев назад

    Yes I subscribed thanks learnt something new

  • @bksunita345
    @bksunita345 3 года назад +8

    Wonderful recipe 👍
    Take care ❤️

  • @annbrown7209
    @annbrown7209 11 месяцев назад

    Super super super wow amazing dhishs awesome and yr motivational

  • @thetravelshoppe5052
    @thetravelshoppe5052 Год назад +3

    Wonderful food. One thing I would like to point out is basic nature of curd n onion is opposite. If consumed together may cause various skin related issues

  • @kiranyong3714
    @kiranyong3714 2 месяца назад

    Will try soon

  • @shobharani7405
    @shobharani7405 Год назад +6

    Age old breakfast in south india

  • @jaishreeraghuwanshi8240
    @jaishreeraghuwanshi8240 Год назад +1

    Mast hai

  • @sunitadutt9400
    @sunitadutt9400 Год назад +3

    Can we make this from leftover salty rice too or plain rice is must ?

    • @rai3086
      @rai3086 Год назад

      Salt will not resist fermentation process.

  • @humairajamil4174
    @humairajamil4174 Год назад

    Excellent recipe .. i love your chabnel

  • @gnair8307
    @gnair8307 Год назад +6

    Have any of you pondered on this Rice gruel called by many names within and without the country but the main fact is that all those who hv commented on it agree that it is good pro-biotic homemade item and they vouch for it's effectiveness. How similar it is to the Creation and it's Creator where we all live in different parts having bit of variations in our living habits but the bottom line is to live a healthy, happy and peaceful life within our means. Where does the discord creep in ?
    It comes when we try to force our opinions on others and mk them tk to our ways. Good day

    • @bmniac
      @bmniac Год назад

      Right. Congee is common in Korea, Vietnam China and many countries in East Asia.

  • @veersingh2730
    @veersingh2730 Год назад +1

    Hi the and the first in the mornings iting, tanks sister for this video demonstration kitchen 💐🌹🇲🇺🇪🇺🙌🇮🇳🌼🇮🇳

  • @sohinibiswas563
    @sohinibiswas563 Год назад +11

    The fermented rice is called Panta Bhat in West bengal.. its a great dish for summer days❤

  • @DkGupta-hp4zu
    @DkGupta-hp4zu 2 месяца назад

    Very yummy recipes ❤

  • @kalpanaganesan8489
    @kalpanaganesan8489 Год назад +13

    Thanks for showing South Indian one of the traditional staple food , but 2 things, do not grind the fermented cookedrice as it may leads to stomach upset , do not do tadka in the left over fermented rice, instead use raw onions …

    • @girijabhaskar4227
      @girijabhaskar4227 Год назад +1

      yes i thought the hot tadka would kill the beneficial bacteria.

    • @rajguru6487
      @rajguru6487 Год назад +1

      yes, just raw onion small onion (shallots) or nicely cut big onion) and green chilly. the way to have this is first bit the green chilly and then have the rice kanji mixed in onion. amazing taste.

    • @smartmd4278
      @smartmd4278 Год назад

      What is it called please in south india

    • @veereshwarsharma1254
      @veereshwarsharma1254 Год назад +1

      @@rajguru6487 You brought back my old memories. Yummm

    • @rajguru6487
      @rajguru6487 Год назад +2

      @@smartmd4278 in tamil it is called pazhyaamudhu or pazhyayadhu.

  • @sudakshinaray853
    @sudakshinaray853 Год назад

    This is universal breakfast in rural Bengal.

  • @revathychandrasekaran2849
    @revathychandrasekaran2849 Год назад +3

    In south India we put small sambar onions raw nd kadipatta in it nd have it

  • @foodstoriesbysandhya
    @foodstoriesbysandhya 18 дней назад +1

    Nice sharing 👌 full watch 👌 like done ✅ i join you ✅

  • @ashokkumarsingh5501
    @ashokkumarsingh5501 Год назад +4

    In chhattisgarh it is called basi

  • @gurmitkaurtaak375
    @gurmitkaurtaak375 10 месяцев назад +1

    😊❤🎉. Thanks .

  • @amiparekh7473
    @amiparekh7473 Год назад +3

    Hi I have a question if a rice is cooked in afternoon was left on platform till eve can I use the same rice for fermentation? This rice was soaked in morning 8 am before cooking.

  • @blessme-ng9gu
    @blessme-ng9gu Год назад +1

    It is very chilling to some guys it cools down body too much . for summer only is best. Or have it after eating food or inbetween. ❤😅

  • @aschwinnie
    @aschwinnie Год назад +3

    🙏🏻Stay healthy 🙏🏻

  • @pravinakmehta2916
    @pravinakmehta2916 Год назад

    अच्छी रेसीपी बनाई है धन्यवाद

  • @trueindian887
    @trueindian887 Год назад +12

    This is traditional food in South India esp.Tamil Nadu.We don't put any tadka but just eat rice kanji mixed with butter milk and not curds (no blending in mixie) along with small onions.

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +3

      Yes! you are right:)
      Actually I had to coarsely grind it as my kids didn't like the watery rice. Added the tadka also. Now they enjoy it as raita and I am happy to give them the goodness of this probiotic.
      Shared my version for those fussy eaters like my kids:))

    • @rai3086
      @rai3086 Год назад

      Tamilnadu is hot & buttermilk is cooling , while climate of some other region may need curd Is it heat causing.

  • @manavendraghatey1408
    @manavendraghatey1408 Год назад +1

    Thanks a lot for the information .

  • @yahuyahu1362
    @yahuyahu1362 Год назад +5

    Rice cooked in the afternoon won't it get rotten by night? Water is added only at night no?

    • @Hwoman1123
      @Hwoman1123 Год назад

      Nooooooooooo.. depends on the climate of the area you stay in.. 40°C k niche v agar raha and dry climate agar raha to kuch nhi hoga.. try kijiyega k rice pura seal karke cover na kare, thoda ventilation banaye rakkhe
      Btw, I think we can add the water as soon as the rice cools down

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      Yes! you are never seal the rice pot, there should be ventilation.
      Actually I make rice in lunch and not in dinner so used the left over

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      If the temperature is very high then its a problem. And if we are using earthen pot it maintains the temperature. Thats why I have not added curd in the night, some people add curd in the night only.

    • @Prinsichauhanpanwar2019
      @Prinsichauhanpanwar2019 Год назад

      True

  • @kavinderdevgan2146
    @kavinderdevgan2146 Год назад

    Very nice n new recipe

  • @pavanivicharapu2748
    @pavanivicharapu2748 2 года назад +2

    super ma 👍💞

  • @krishnamunda1100
    @krishnamunda1100 10 месяцев назад

    Very testy

  • @manjulanaveen5953
    @manjulanaveen5953 Год назад +5

    I dont know, but we usually don't grind rice in mixi its not good but u can smash it by hand if rice is cooked soft no need to grind it..

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +1

      Yes you can do that, but my kids don't like the rice grainy but they enjoy it little creamy with small grains so i simply pulsed it, its not ground completely.
      we can customize the recipe as pre our preference. The nutrients remain the same:)

    • @Hwoman1123
      @Hwoman1123 Год назад

      @@HomemadeHappinessWithManisha nutrient remains same after grinding???. Never.... Teach the kids the right eating habits gradually... Coz fibre is an essential nutrient preferred more with carb and the moment we fine grind anything it destroys the fibre

  • @maltidewan3104
    @maltidewan3104 Год назад +1

    Excellent

  • @g.r.smurthy62
    @g.r.smurthy62 Год назад +6

    This is age old food of Tamil people called "பழைய சோறு " translated as old rice ., Used in many homes of Tamil Nadu especially rural homes..
    The presentor may kindly acknowledge where she lifted the recipe from ...it's not her invention
    Kindly acknowledge from

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +4

      Your Right sir, we have been following this from generations.
      I never mentioned that this is my invention.
      Just shared my way of preparing this wonderful probiotic.

    • @trueindian887
      @trueindian887 Год назад +3

      Y create controversy?She is not claiming any Intellectual Property Rights over the dish.Just, she is spreading the dish to all over India.

  • @kalinasdailykitchen1063
    @kalinasdailykitchen1063 11 месяцев назад

    Super recipes thankyou so much friend sharing your yummy recipe 🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @smitagarg4883
    @smitagarg4883 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for the wonderful recipe…Should we reduce the fermentation timing during extreme hot weather?

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  2 года назад

      in hot weather weather takes place faster, but it you like a little sour taste also then you can ferment overnight in hot weather too.

  • @ShashiTiwari-mw5hn
    @ShashiTiwari-mw5hn 3 месяца назад

    Rice 🍚kanji 😊

  • @aschwinnie
    @aschwinnie Год назад +28

    देवी जी छै माह के बच्चे 👶🏻 को हरी मिर्च 🌶️ वाली चावल 🍚 कांजी खिलायेंगी तो वो पूरा घर 🏠 आकाश में उठा लेंगा 😂

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад +17

      it is ovious that if you prepare it for kids, you won't add chillies

    • @sunitagupta3078
      @sunitagupta3078 Год назад +1

      Understand something is different.

    • @perfectly-imperfect2879
      @perfectly-imperfect2879 Год назад +9

      *Commonsense* bhi kisi chidiya ka naam hai

    • @snehalpatil5070
      @snehalpatil5070 Год назад +3

      ​@@HomemadeHappinessWithManisha right its so obvious😅

    • @preety678
      @preety678 Год назад +5

      ​@@perfectly-imperfect2879 common sense is not common these days.😊

  • @perceptions-wq5ro
    @perceptions-wq5ro Год назад +1

    Zounds like sister to idli. Yes!!

  • @safiyasiddiqui5217
    @safiyasiddiqui5217 Год назад

    Nice..ky m chawal k Pani nikla huwa chawal use kar saktey hun

  • @saritagupta8978
    @saritagupta8978 Год назад

    Too healthy

  • @payelsaha835
    @payelsaha835 Месяц назад +1

    Can it be taken during winter?

  • @CookWithMaliniGoyal
    @CookWithMaliniGoyal 8 месяцев назад

    Yes its very good for gut health

  • @tallwomandubai
    @tallwomandubai Год назад +2

    We call it Panta Bhaat in Kolkata & we enjoy it with salt & green chilli
    I love it

  • @dhruvishadamor
    @dhruvishadamor Год назад

    Please sabudana kanji recipe share 🙏

  • @parwatiparwati7744
    @parwatiparwati7744 Год назад

    Thanks for your message

  • @swadkitijori3605
    @swadkitijori3605 Год назад

    Healthy food

  • @ghoroaranna3888
    @ghoroaranna3888 8 месяцев назад

    Nice recipe

  • @MP-ln9pw
    @MP-ln9pw Год назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @ashapathak4670
    @ashapathak4670 16 дней назад

    Pr ye chavl bigd nahi jayega 😮 bad small nahi aayegi ?

  • @rammohanrao2785
    @rammohanrao2785 3 месяца назад

    good

  • @GupshupCookingvlog
    @GupshupCookingvlog Год назад

    Looks so delicious 😋 thank you for great sharing have a good day take care5. 45

  • @ajitkarulkar3719
    @ajitkarulkar3719 2 года назад +1

    I consume it ..today got introduction.. thanks

  • @psrkg7398
    @psrkg7398 Год назад +2

    Our child hood break fast. No need for tadka. In thamiz it is pazhaya soru and maavadu

  • @johndavidson5921
    @johndavidson5921 8 месяцев назад

    Hats of to you ma'am ! Your diet along with Planet Ayurveda Yakrit Plihantak Churna that i started to consume for last 1 month for a healthy digestive system.

  • @subhankarraha6858
    @subhankarraha6858 11 месяцев назад

    ❤ nice

  • @uzmaandrabi6287
    @uzmaandrabi6287 21 день назад

    Will this kanji help me in UTI issue?

  • @manavendraghatey1408
    @manavendraghatey1408 Год назад

    Very nice. Thanks for uploading. 🙏

  • @shahinatasneem3068
    @shahinatasneem3068 Год назад

    Zabardast

  • @anilkumarsharma8901
    @anilkumarsharma8901 19 дней назад

    Rise kanji sardiyon main???

  • @ushajadhav4629
    @ushajadhav4629 Год назад

    Nice kanji...but is it ok to have curds & onion together?

  • @namitabaruah569
    @namitabaruah569 Год назад +2

    In Assam we use to have this over night dish smply smach the rice, add salt, raw onion, few drops mustard oil, green chilli and Bamboo shoot, may have with roasted fish or boiled potato,

    • @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha
      @HomemadeHappinessWithManisha  Год назад

      Yes! you are Namita:)
      Actually I had to coarsely grind it as my kids didn't like the watery rice. Added the tadka also. Now they enjoy it as raita and I am happy to give them the goodness of this probiotic.
      Shared my version for those fussy eaters like my kids:))

    • @MrRanjan2626
      @MrRanjan2626 Год назад

      Eitu poita bhator kotha koise neki apuni? Senekuae lagise

  • @khushikhan6839
    @khushikhan6839 Год назад +1

    What is difference between fermenting and rice going bad stale n stinky ??

  • @geetashrijain8863
    @geetashrijain8863 Год назад

    Her voice matches with hebbar kitchen Archana .

  • @nutantillu2239
    @nutantillu2239 Год назад

    Must