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The speaker is Ali Sher, a cook who demonstrates how to make an authentic pilaf with only five ingredients: oil, meat, onions, carrots and rice. He explains the different varieties of rice and why he chooses the devzira rice from the Fergana Valley. He shows the steps of frying the fat tail, onion, meat and carrot in a cauldron, then adding water and rice and simmering until done. He also shares some tips and traditions on how to eat pilaf with hands and why people rub their eyebrows with fat fingers. He invites the viewers to comment on the origin and name of the pilaf.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about how to make pilaf, a rice dish with meat and vegetables.
2. The author of the video is Ali Sher, who claims to show the most authentic pilaf recipe with only five ingredients: oil, meat, onions, carrots and rice.
3. The author uses a special variety of rice called devzira, which is grown in the Fergana Valley, a region that borders Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan.
4. The author follows the Fergana technology of cooking pilaf, which involves frying the onions first, then the meat, then adding the carrots and finally the rice.
5. The author also adds some cumin and salt to the pilaf, but no other spices or ingredients such as garlic, chili pepper, raisins or barberries.
6. The author uses a 22-liter cauldron and cooks two kilograms of rice and two kilograms of meat for the pilaf.
7. The author explains how to rinse the rice, how to control the boiling and simmering of the pilaf, and how to serve and eat the pilaf with hands.