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	== Rice Varieties ==		== Rice Varieties ==
	~~There are~~ many distinct varieties ~~of rice~~, each with unique textures, starch ~~contents~~, and ideal culinary ~~applications~~. Explore specific types below:		Rice has many distinct varieties, each with unique textures, starch content, and ideal culinary uses. Explore specific types below:

	- '''[[Ingredient:Jasmine_rice\|Jasmine Rice]]:''' A fragrant, lightly sticky long-grain rice essential in Southeast Asian cuisine.		- '''[[Ingredient:Jasmine_rice\|Jasmine Rice]]:''' A fragrant, lightly sticky long-grain rice essential in Southeast Asian cuisine.

Korostysh at 23:30, 15 October 2026

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	== Rice Varieties ==		== Rice Varieties ==
	There are many distinct varieties of rice, each with unique textures, starch contents, and ideal culinary applications. Explore specific types below:		There are many distinct varieties of rice, each with unique textures, starch contents, and ideal culinary applications. Explore specific types below:
	* '''[[~~Food~~:Jasmine_rice\|Jasmine Rice]]:''' A fragrant, lightly sticky long-grain rice essential in Southeast Asian cuisine.		- '''[[Ingredient:Jasmine_rice\|Jasmine Rice]]:''' A fragrant, lightly sticky long-grain rice essential in Southeast Asian cuisine.
	* '''[[~~Food~~:Sushi_rice\|Sushi Rice]]:''' A short-grain, highly glutinous Japanese rice that clings together perfectly when cooked.
	* '''[[~~Food~~:Basmati_rice\|Basmati Rice]]:''' A long, slender-grained aromatic rice traditionally grown in the Indian subcontinent that cooks up fluffy and separate.		- '''[[Ingredient:Sushi_rice\|Sushi Rice]]:''' A short-grain, highly glutinous Japanese rice that clings together perfectly when cooked.
	* '''[[~~Food~~:Arborio_rice\|Arborio Rice]]:''' An Italian short-grain rice with a high starch content, essential for making creamy risotto.
	* '''[[~~Food~~:Brown_rice\|Brown Rice]]:''' A whole-grain rice where only the inedible outer hull is removed, leaving the nutritious and chewy bran layer intact.		- '''[[Ingredient:Basmati_rice\|Basmati Rice]]:''' A long, slender-grained aromatic rice traditionally grown in the Indian subcontinent that cooks up fluffy and separate.

			- '''[[Ingredient:Arborio_rice\|Arborio Rice]]:''' An Italian short-grain rice with a high starch content, essential for making creamy risotto.

			- '''[[Ingredient:Brown_rice\|Brown Rice]]:''' A whole-grain rice where only the inedible outer hull is removed, leaving the nutritious and chewy bran layer intact.


	== Nutritional Information ==		== Nutritional Information ==
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	== Culinary Uses ==		== Culinary Uses ==
	- Boiled or steamed as a neutral, filling side dish for curries, stir-fries, and stews.		- Boiled or steamed as a neutral, filling side dish for curries, stir-fries, and stews.

	- Leftover cold rice is the perfect base for high-heat fried rice dishes.		- Leftover cold rice is the perfect base for high-heat fried rice dishes.

	- Can be cooked down with excess liquid to create savory porridges like congee.		- Can be cooked down with excess liquid to create savory porridges like congee.


	[[Category:Ingredients]]		[[Category:Ingredients]]
	[[Category:Grains and Seeds]]		[[Category:Grains and Seeds]]
	[[Category:Pantry Staples]]		[[Category:Pantry Staples]]

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[[File:White_rice.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A bowl of freshly cooked white rice]]
Rice is a foundational staple grain consumed globally. It provides a versatile, neutral base that absorbs flavors and sauces perfectly, making it a cornerstone ingredient in countless culinary traditions.

== Rice Varieties ==
There are many distinct varieties of rice, each with unique textures, starch contents, and ideal culinary applications. Explore specific types below:
* '''[[Food:Jasmine_rice|Jasmine Rice]]:''' A fragrant, lightly sticky long-grain rice essential in Southeast Asian cuisine.
* '''[[Food:Sushi_rice|Sushi Rice]]:''' A short-grain, highly glutinous Japanese rice that clings together perfectly when cooked.
* '''[[Food:Basmati_rice|Basmati Rice]]:''' A long, slender-grained aromatic rice traditionally grown in the Indian subcontinent that cooks up fluffy and separate.
* '''[[Food:Arborio_rice|Arborio Rice]]:''' An Italian short-grain rice with a high starch content, essential for making creamy risotto.
* '''[[Food:Brown_rice|Brown Rice]]:''' A whole-grain rice where only the inedible outer hull is removed, leaving the nutritious and chewy bran layer intact.

== Nutritional Information ==
''Values based on a standard 100g (3.5 oz) serving of raw, generic medium-grain white rice. (Note: Nutritional values will vary based on the specific variety and whether the bran remains intact.)''

{| class="wikitable"
! Nutrient !! Amount
|-
| '''Calories''' || 360 kcal
|-
| '''Protein''' || 6.6 g
|-
| '''Total Fat''' || 0.6 g
|-
| '''Saturated Fat''' || 0.2 g
|-
| '''Carbohydrates''' || 79.0 g
|-
| '''Sodium''' || 1 mg
|}

== Culinary Uses ==
- Boiled or steamed as a neutral, filling side dish for curries, stir-fries, and stews.
- Leftover cold rice is the perfect base for high-heat fried rice dishes.
- Can be cooked down with excess liquid to create savory porridges like congee.

[[Category:Ingredients]]
[[Category:Grains and Seeds]]
[[Category:Pantry Staples]]