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Pilaf

Pilaf

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Nov 4, 2026

Scott RichardsonHOST
29:47
I could not have a bacon, buddy.
Steve StansfieldHOST
29:50
What is the rice that Indian use? Pilau.
Steve StansfieldHOST
29:54
Pilau, no, begins with a bri.
Steve StansfieldHOST
29:55
Tricolour.
Steve StansfieldHOST
29:56
Is it bri...
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
20:44
I thought, why not try to make something small and then, yeah, introduce it to people.
Matt PrestonHOST
20:50
How do people in Mariba react to being served your Uzbek pilaf, your Osh?
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
20:56
People love it.
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
20:58
It's very famous.
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
20:59
I think because of the mildness of the flavor as well, it's not spicy or it's not overpowering.
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
21:08
You know, it's just pleasing to eat Osh.
Matt PrestonHOST
21:11
What's your memory of Osh? Who do you remember cooking it? When do you remember first eating it? What do you remember about that time?
Farhod BaltabaevGUEST
21:18
Whenever I think of Osh, it brings back memories of Eid, the Muslim celebration after Ramadan.
Rusty FeatherstoneHOST
29:01
What is that one?
Will AngusGUEST
29:02
Rice Pilaf, too.
Rusty FeatherstoneHOST
29:03
Yeah, it's really good.
Rusty FeatherstoneHOST
29:04
Have you
Alex KirshnerHOST
33:35
Yeah.
Alex KirshnerHOST
33:37
FAU could make these boys into Pilaf, Richard.
Alex KirshnerHOST
33:40
Yeah, quite, quite.
Alex KirshnerHOST
33:42
These fellows could be a crockpot dish.
Eli DavidHOST
17:51
Spectacular food.
Eli DavidHOST
17:53
Plov.
Eli DavidHOST
17:54
Uh, although I'm vegetarian, I had vegetarian plov, but you're gonna have the meat plov.
Eli DavidHOST
17:57
It's gonna be great.
Kiran DesaiGUEST
14:44
It was as if each morning the crows give birth to the light.
Kiran DesaiGUEST
14:50
Palau, she suggested.
Kiran DesaiGUEST
14:52
Paratha.
Kiran DesaiGUEST
14:55
Perched above them at the entrance portico sat a plaster bust of a portly gentleman in a cravat, perhaps inspired by a drawing made by the bungalow's original owner, who had toured Europe, sketchbook in hand, in the same manner he'd observed foreigners doing in India.

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