10 Rice Combinations That are NOT BORING From Around the World


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  1. Andrea Contreras
    Andrea Contreras says:

    Great video! Love your earrings 😍
    Could you sometime do easy fish recipes from around the world? I’m always stuck with one or two ways and it gets boring after a while.
    Btw, I gasped with you when you dropped the bowl on the carpet. I hope you managed to get the stain out!

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  2. Ashita Modi
    Ashita Modi says:

    It was always good to see you cook these because then it would connect us to the dish and we could feel the ingredients as you tried them. There is so much uniqueness in just the cooking itself. Now it feels like food bloggers trying different foods.

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  3. Alex Maicah E.
    Alex Maicah E. says:

    Beryl, this is very random…but I'm just in awe seeing how far this channel has come.

    It started bc GBS had to close, and I remember being so sad about that and being worried bc I had grown fond of your segments there. At the same time, people I knew irl were losing jobs, especially in the media industry.
    And it was so heartbreaking to see it happen to a content creator on YouTube whose work I loved.

    Fast forward to now, and this channel has grown so huge!! My family and I always look forward to your videos and we watch them together on the dinner table (to us, it makes the meals more appetizing lol!) I am in awe to see how this community has grown as well…how these videos just started as simple food tasting videos, and now it has grown to become a community with people sharing stories and their cultures and everyone learning from each other. It's just amazing.

    Godspeed to you and Rajat, Beryl!! I hope you know how many people you make happy just by making these videos. My family and I are always wishing you well.

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  4. Behnam McDelijani
    Behnam McDelijani says:

    Amazing video as always.
    Although as an Iranian I should add that we don't count barberry rice as a dish by itself. It's just too plain. It's always served with some kind of meat specially chicken.
    Also lots of sugar is needed to take away barberries' sourness.

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  5. NZ7
    NZ7 says:

    The barberries need to me cooked with some sugar, butter and bit of chicken, or vegetable broth. It’ll make them more like a sauce and also take the sourness of the berries away.

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  6. Kristian Gordon-Tarnowski
    Kristian Gordon-Tarnowski says:

    So Beryl I sure hope this comment gets to you! I remember one of your videos mentions an email but I couldn’t find it!! So I noticed in the cherry episode you mentioned your pitter can do olives and you mentioned not liking black olives in your rice (part 3) video….. so now, you MUST do an olive episode!! I think Watching you eat olives may almost get as hysterical watching the bitter melon episode! 😂 stay you guurl!! XOX

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  7. Nasti Samoyed
    Nasti Samoyed says:

    "Never tried banana and chicken", well…. Wait til you hear what we have in Sweden. You already know about the pizza with banana on, yeah, there's more. We have pizza with chicken, banana, peanuts and curry powder on top! And it is so good! 😀

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  8. tris bowen
    tris bowen says:

    hey beryl — i'd like to send you my own and my sister's works to possibly incorporate into your artistic backgrounds but i can't, for the life of me, find a way to email you… i've tried to install instagram but i'm a bit of a dullard in that department… help??

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  9. Valerie Zee
    Valerie Zee says:

    I love that you enjoyed the legume. Fun tip, while it can be made with eggplant, the most common base is mirliton (chayote). This might be my personal bias since I'm not the biggest fan of eggplant, but to me legume made with mirliton is the superior variety. 🙂 Since you enjoyed the legume w/ eggplant, I highly recommend checking out the mirliton legume.

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