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Ready for a tasty adventure? Let's explore rice from every corner of the world! From your everyday favorites to exotic gems that'll blow your mind.
Jasmine Rice
Aromatic long-grain rice with a delicate floral fragrance
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1:1.5 rice to water ratio, 18-20 minutes cooking time
Low in fat, good source of carbohydrates and protein
Basmati Rice
Premium aromatic long-grain rice with distinctive nutty flavor
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1:1.75 rice to water ratio, soak for 30 minutes before cooking
Lower glycemic index than regular white rice
Long-Grain White Rice
The most common rice variety worldwide, versatile and reliable
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1:2 rice to water ratio, 18-20 minutes cooking time
Good source of energy, enriched with vitamins
Brown Rice
Whole grain rice with bran layer intact, nutty and nutritious
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1:2.5 rice to water ratio, 45-50 minutes cooking time
High in fiber, B vitamins, and minerals
Sushi Rice (Japonica)
Short-grain rice perfect for sushi with sticky texture
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1:1.2 rice to water ratio, rinse until water runs clear
Good source of carbohydrates and protein
Arborio Rice
High-starch short-grain rice essential for creamy risotto
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Toast first, add liquid gradually while stirring constantly
High in starch, provides sustained energy
Wild Rice
Actually a grass seed, not true rice, with distinctive nutty flavor
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1:3 rice to water ratio, 45-60 minutes cooking time
High in protein, fiber, and antioxidants
Black Rice (Forbidden Rice)
Ancient variety once reserved for Chinese emperors, rich in antioxidants
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1:2 rice to water ratio, 30-35 minutes cooking time
Extremely high in antioxidants, fiber, and protein
Red Rice
Whole grain rice with reddish bran layer, nutty and nutritious
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1:2.5 rice to water ratio, 40-45 minutes cooking time
High in fiber, antioxidants, and minerals
Bomba Rice
Traditional Spanish rice perfect for paella, absorbs flavors exceptionally
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1:3 rice to liquid ratio, absorbs more liquid than other varieties
Good source of carbohydrates
Sticky Rice (Glutinous)
Very sticky rice used in Asian desserts and savory dishes
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Steam after soaking overnight, no boiling required
Gluten-free despite the name, high in carbohydrates
Calrose Rice
Medium-grain rice developed in California, Japanese-style cooking
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1:1.5 rice to water ratio, versatile cooking methods
Good source of energy and protein
πΎRiceSensei's Grain Size Guide
Long-grain (The Independent Type)
Stays separate and fluffy - perfect for everyday eating!
Medium-grain (The Goldilocks)
Just right - a bit sticky but still tender
Short-grain (The Hugger)
Loves to stick together - sushi rice's best friend!
πΊοΈRice Around the World
Asia (The Rice Masters)
Jasmine, Basmati, Sushi rice - the heavy hitters!
Europe (The Fancy Ones)
Arborio, Bomba, Carnaroli - perfect for risotto!
Americas (The Wild Cards)
Wild rice, Calrose, Carolina Gold - full of surprises!
π‘RiceSensei's Quick Tips
Always Rinse First!
Wash away the starch for fluffier, happier rice
Get the Ratios Right
Different rice = different water needs (we'll teach you!)
Let It Rest
5-10 minutes of patience = perfectly steamed rice
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