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Have you tried Idlis before? It is one of India’s most famous breakfast rice dishes. These are round steamed cakes made from crushed, cooked idli rice and lentils. They are soft and fluffy. But what is idli rice, and how do you cook it? Read on to find out more!

A rice cooker helps anyone make rice effortlessly! But what if your household only has a pressure cooker? Don’t lose hope just yet because you can absolutely make soft, fluffy rice with it. Here’s how.

Have you ever tried to cook rice in soup? It’s a nutritious and filling meal that can make you want more and is easy to make. Read here to learn how!

As brown rice grains have the bran and germ layer intact, it contains more natural oil in it than white rice. Due to that, brown rice has a shorter shelf life than its white counterpart.

Whey protein powder is the most popular and most common protein supplement around. However, for individuals who are vegan or who can’t consume dairy, whey is not a great choice. Instead, plant-based protein powders are their go-to. One of the best plant powders around is rice protein powder.

If you consume rice regularly, it can get exhausting making rice on the stove as you would need to monitor it half the time. One nifty appliance that cuts down the work of making rice is a rice cooker. While this kitchen appliance is handy, some may have reservations on investing in one. If you’re asking if it’s worth it to have a rice cooker, read this and find out.

The term “rice paper” usually refers to a thin, semi-transparent sheet. These sheets are actually different types of paper and have various uses as well. Some use them for artwork, others make use of them for documents, and there are also others who use a type of rice paper for food.

If you’ve ever had idli or dosa and want to make it in your own kitchen, you may be confused if you should use idli rice or parboiled rice. Often, these rice grains are sold separately in Indian grocery stores. Learn what makes idli rice and parboiled rice similar in this article.

Congee is hearty and nutritious, which is why it’s one of the go-to dishes when someone is feeling under the weather. The most basic congee recipe only uses rice and liquid, but if you’re making congee, you can’t just use any type of rice. The kind of rice is important at it dictates the consistency of congee.

Eating steamed vegetables is the easiest way to start your healthy lifestyle journey. But did you know you can steam vegetables using a rice cooker? Find out how to do so here!