Rice Alternative

Name: Spotlight Snap
Uploaded: 2025-11-20T02:41:12.323Z
Duration: PT35.23S
Channel: Crai Carr
Description: Discover Tegalu, a popular and nutritious food source in rural India that has been cultivated for hundreds of years! Learn about this unique alternative to rice, packed with complex carbohydrates and fiber, and see how it's grown and prepared in this informative glimpse into Indian agriculture.

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