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Why idli batter rises overnight (Tamil)
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Tamil · Motion graphics, 3D · 6 scenes · 1:07 · 9:16
The tiny kitchen science experiment behind a soft idli, narrated in Tamil.
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- Format
- 9:16 Reels and Shorts
- Scenes
- 6
- Narration
- Tamil, studio narrator (script pasted in English)
- Captions
- On, burned in
- Quality
- Full HD 1080p
- Style
- Motion graphics, 3D and 2D
These were the only choices made. The scenes, pictures, narration timing and captions were all made from the script.
Scenes 6
Script 117 words
Why does idli batter rise overnight? It is a tiny science experiment in your kitchen. Rice and urad dal are soaked, ground and left to rest. While you sleep, natural bacteria and wild yeast in the batter start eating its sugars. As they eat, they release carbon dioxide gas. Millions of tiny bubbles get trapped in the thick batter, and it rises. The urad dal helps hold those bubbles in. The bacteria also make the batter a little sour. When you steam it, the bubbles set into a soft, spongy idli. Fermentation also breaks down some of the starch, which is one reason idli feels light. Same rice, same dal, but one night of fermentation changes everything.
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