Where and How Rice is Grown
Rice is an important part of diets all over the world, and there are many different countries today growing this essential grain. Find out how and where it’s grown right here.
Lotus Foods Founders Launch Cookbook, ‘Rice Is Life’
Lotus Foods, a company dedicated to importing handcrafted rice from small family farms to the United States, launches their cookbook, “Rice Is Life.” Read more here.
How To Use a Rice Cooker as a Steamer
Rice cookers help save you time and effort when it comes to cooking rice. Apart from that, did you know that you can also use a rice cooker as a steamer? Know how in this article!
Instant Pot Chicken with Rice and Peas Recipe
Looking for an uncomplicated and easy yet appetizing dinner recipe? This Instant Pot chicken with rice and peas recipe is just the thing for you. Learn the recipe here.
How to Make Rice Softer
A rice cooker is a helpful device that cooks perfectly soft rice every time! However, if you don’t have one, what can you use to make the perfect bowl of fluffy rice? Here are a couple of methods you can try to ensure that your rice cooks soft and fluffy.
How To Clean Electric Rice Cooker
Want to know how you can clean your rice cooker completely and effectively? Here is an easy guide anyone can follow.
Philippines’ Leyte Rice Considered 3rd Best in the World
The Philippines’ Renucci Rice has been ranked the 3rd best in the world. Read more here.
Almond Cranberry Rice Pilaf Recipe
Rice pilaf is a dish that’s made by cooking rice together with onions, garlic, and stock. This almond cranberry rice pilaf is both colorful and flavorful, making it a treat for the eyes and tongue.
Ceramic vs Stainless Steel Rice Cooker: Which is Better?
There are many types of rice cookers out there. But these days, ceramic and stainless steel ones have been rising in popularity. What makes a ceramic or a stainless steel rice cooker good, and which one of the two is better? Find out here!
Farmers in Bangladesh Use Underground Reservoirs for Rice Production
According to a study published in Science, pumping up groundwater done by millions of farmers in Bangladesh has led the country to become the world’s fourth-highest producer of rice. The process takes advantage of the country’s monsoon months.
