Rice
Rice is one of the most important staple foods in the world and is used in countless cuisines. From fluffy basmati rice and fragrant jasmine rice to creamy risotto rice, sticky sushi rice and nutritious brown rice: each type has its own texture, flavour and use.
Alongside whole rice grains, there are also many rice products, such as rice flour, rice noodles, rice paper and rice flakes. These are used in pancakes, noodle dishes, spring rolls, desserts and gluten-free preparations. On this page you will find an overview of the most important types of rice and rice products for everyday use in the kitchen.
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White rice
Read moreWhite rice has a mild flavour and soft texture. It is a versatile base for curries, stir-fries, stews, salads and simple side dishes.
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Brown rice
Read moreBrown rice has a firmer bite and a slightly nutty flavour. It works well in salads, bowls, curries and wholesome side dishes.
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Basmati rice
Read moreBasmati rice is a fragrant long-grain rice that cooks up light and fluffy. Ideal with curries, pilafs, spiced stews and dishes from India and the Middle East.
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Jasmine rice
Read moreJasmine rice is a fragrant rice with soft, slightly sticky grains. Delicious with Thai curries, stir-fries, grilled chicken, fish and vegetables.
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Risotto rice
Read moreRisotto rice has short, starchy grains that release creaminess during cooking. Ideal for classic risotto with stock, butter, cheese and vegetables.
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Sushi rice
Read moreSushi rice is a short-grain rice that becomes slightly sticky after cooking. It is used for sushi, onigiri, rice bowls and Japanese preparations.
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Sticky rice
Read moreSticky rice becomes firm and sticky after steaming. It goes well with Southeast Asian dishes, grilled meat, coconut milk, mango and sweet desserts.
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Wild rice
Read moreWild rice is not a true rice, but it is used in much the same way. The dark grains have a firm bite and a distinctive, nutty flavour.
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Red rice
Read moreRed rice has a reddish-brown colour, a firm bite and a full, slightly nutty flavour. It works well in salads, bowls, rice dishes and side dishes.