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In a country where rice is eaten every day for nearly every meal, we aren’t surprised to learn that there are so many different rice types for different kinds of flavors and dishes. Here are 6 rice varieties you should try.
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.
A good bowl of ham fried rice can surely satisfy your hunger. It’s easy to make and requires no special ingredients at all. Learn how to make it here.
Want to learn how to make this unique tomato rice dish? We’ve got the recipe for you right here.
With Liberia being hit hard by the global food crisis, Liberians all over the country are lining up for hours just to get their hands on rice. Read more here.
If you’ve ever eaten the delectable Thai dish called mango sticky rice, you might be wondering, where does sticky rice come from? Is it the same thing as regular white rice, only stickier? In this article, we explain sticky rice in detail and how it differs from regular white rice.
In Comoros, where rice is a major staple food for every household, the shortage is heavily felt. And while tons of rice are being shipped over, most families are still running out of stock. Read more here.
Wondering how your rice cooker knows when your rice is ready? Here’s a simple explanation.
Yellow rice is made using long-grain white rice and colored with either turmeric, saffron, or annatto. It is usually mixed with different herbs and spices, giving it a rich and hearty flavor that anyone will surely love. Check out the best yellow rice brands in the market so you can have this delicious dish at home.
This one-bowl bacon and broccoli dish is one of our favorite lazy meals. Find out how to make it here.
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