Type:
Parboiled Rice
Cultivation Type:
Common
Style:
Dried
Variety:
Short Grain Brown Rice
Dried:
Yes
Physical Form:
Solid
Rice Size:
Short Grain
Color:
Brown
Purity:
100%
Admixture (%):
5%
Moisture (%):
13%
Drying Method:
Sun Drying
Shelf Life:
1 Years
Parboiled rice will be rice that has been to some degree bubbled in the husk. The three essential strides of parboiling are dousing, steaming, and drying. Parboiled rice, otherwise called changed-over rice, is to some extent precooked rice that has been normal in asian and african nations for various years. Parboiling happens when you splash, steam, and dry rice while it's as yet in its unappetizing external husk. Parboiling changes the shade of rice to a light yellow or golden, which contrasts with the pale, white shade of ordinary rice. In any case, it's not so dim as earthy-colored rice. Parboiled rice invests in some opportunity to cook, and the cooked rice is firmer and less tacky.
Type: | Parboiled Rice |
Cultivation Type: | Common |
Style: | Dried |
Variety: | Short Grain Brown Rice |
Dried: | Yes |
Physical Form: | Solid |
Rice Size: | Short Grain |
Color: | Brown |
Purity: | 100% |
Admixture (%): | 5% |
Moisture (%): | 13% |
Drying Method: | Sun Drying |
Shelf Life: | 1 Years |