Tunisian Rice with Mixed Vegetables

"Tunisian Mint Tea with Pine Nuts"
This is a popular Tunisian dish, that is really easy to prep and extremely flavorful. The cooking process might not be typical but I promise you, you're going to love it.
You can add your favorite vegetables. It can be also made with chicken, seafood, beef, lamb, or completely vegetarian.

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[Hanniballo]

this rice is my favorite dish when I was a child
my mother adds parsley and chard too
thank you so much

[MTGoddard]

Wow! That’s so amazing! Never thought in million years that it will be possible cooking rice by steaming it! Clever! Love it! Love and greetings from 🇧🇷 Amazonas - Brazil

[HarissaHouse]

Hey Everyone, this rice dish is from the beautiful island of Djerba in Tunisia. I hope you enjoy the recipe & happy cooking!

[Bucelcpsdr]

Easy to learn from this fast video. straight to the point.

[MoneyFamilyFilms]

Oh my goodness!! I'm seriously hungry now!! Love how it's all in one pot!! And steamed!! So healthy and it looks so delicious!! So it's time for me to get serious about ordering those special Tunisian spices! Oh and I loved the music!

[chawquee]

We call it Djerba rice and Bravo you did well.

[fruitvegemeatrecipesfvmr]

Beautiful preparation 👌💯💯💯
Fantastic mixing 👌💯💯💯
Delicious recipe👌💯💯💯
Thanks for sharing 👍
A New friend stay connected 🤝🤝✅

[trudyfarnum]

...Looks amazing!...hah! hah!...thanks to you I have all the ingredients in my pantry! "Like" the new "chilled" video....however, I like the old videos better....you had spirit...and spunk....and that's what made me tune in. Will continue to watch either way....I love your recipes and thanks for taking time to share!

[randynundlall]

It seems your domain is not connected to a website. I tried to get the written recipe.

[mariem]

as a tunisian women must say the more you add dry mint the better it will taste

[HelenaDiane]

Hi.. Did you wash the rice before mixing it? Thanks

[pankajkumarsinha]

I wonder how without adding water directly in rice, it would be cooked properly? Could anyone explain for me?