About Bisi Bele Bath
Bisi bele bath is a one-pot dish from Karnataka of rice, toor dal and vegetables cooked with tamarind and a special spice powder. The name means hot lentil rice.
Regional versions
Every family and restaurant has its own spice mix. It is usually finished with ghee and fried cashews, and some places make it with millets instead of rice.
What to order with it
Top it with boondi or potato chips for crunch, and eat it with raita or papad.
We have not found Bisi Bele Bath on a Montreal menu yet. The places below usually make it.
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How this list is made
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