How To make Manitoba Wild Rice
1 c Wild rice
4 c Water
1 t Salt
6 ea Slices bacon
2 ea Onions, chopped
1 ea Sweet green pepper chopped
3 ea Stalks celery, chopped
1 1/2 c Sliced mushrooms
2 T Butter
1/4 c Beef stock or water
1 x Salt and pepper to taste
Rinse rice in colander with cold running water. In large saucepan, bring water and salt to boil; add rice; reduce heat to medium low and simmer, covered 30 minutes. Drain. Meanwhile, in skillet, over medium high heat, fry bacon 3 to 5 minutes or until crisp. Transfer bacon to paper towel; pat dry and chop. Drain all but 1 tablespoon bacon drippings from skillet; add onions and cook, stirring 3 to 5 minutes or until tender. Add green pepper, celery and mushrooms; cook, stirring 3 minutes. Transfer vegetable mixture to 8 cup casserole. Stir in butter, beef stock and rice. Bake covered, 15 to 20 minutes in 350 F degree oven until rice is tender. Season to taste with salt and pepper..
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We compared the 4 common types of rice to find which type of rice is the healthiest.
Rice comes in many different varieties, with colors ranging from black to purple to red, and you may already be aware of the most common: white rice. Some people claim that rice is not nutritious and will cause you to gain weight. But is this cheap food, a staple for more than half of the world's population, really that bad?
In today's video, we will explore the different varieties and colors to understand the rice health debate.
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⏱️ Intro - 0:00
⏱️ Looking At The Size Of Rice Grains - 00:27
⏱️ Brown Rice - 00:50
⏱️ Red Rice - 02:05
⏱️ Black Rice - 03:17
⏱️ Wild Rice - 04:23
⏱️ Polished White Rice? - 05:14
⏱️ When It Boils Down To Picking The Perfect Rice, It All Depends On Various Factors - 06:12
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Looking at the size of rice grains:
Rice comes in short, medium, or long grains. Short-grain rice has a chewy texture and is commonly used in sushi.
First on our list is Brown Rice
Brown rice is whole-grain rice without the outer protective shell known as the hull. Unlike white rice, it still has a bran layer and a germ, both of which are high in nutrients.
Now let’s explore nutritious Red Rice
Red rice varieties such as Himalayan and Thai red cargo rice, contain an impressive array of nutrients and beneficial plant compounds.
Black rice is a fantastic source of antioxidants.
Black rice has a rich black hue that frequently turns purple when cooked. Examples of black rice are Thai jasmine black rice and Indonesian black rice.
Now moving on to Wild Rice.
Though wild rice is technically the seeds of aquatic grasses, it is commonly used in the kitchen in the same way rice is.
What is Polished White rice?
White polished is essentially rice stripped of its husk, bran, and germ using machinery. The bran and germ lose their nutrients and valuable plant chemicals during this process, which extends the product's shelf life.
Finally, when it boils down to picking the perfect rice, it all depends on various factors.
Personal choice, culture, environmental conditions, local availability, and disease and ailments determine what rice you consume. But let’s take this discussion further.
For more information, please watch the video until the very end.
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How to cook wild rice
Wild rice isn’t actually a type of rice at all, but is in fact a grass seed from the US. However, it is often mixed into bags of long-grain rice to add texture, colour and flavour. It is very chewy, contains lots of protein and fibre and tastes sweet, and is fantastic in all sorts of dishes. Soaking the rice in boiling water the day before you plan to serve it drastically reduces the cooking time.
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