Black Rice (500gms)
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Black rice, also known as Chak Hao, is a rare, nutritious, and flavorful grain. It’s grown in Assam, India, and is known for its cultural and historical significance.
Black rice, also known as Chak Hao, is a rare, nutritious, and flavorful grain. It’s grown in Assam, India, and is known for its cultural and historical significance.
Uses
Can be eaten in many ways, including with dal, curd, or risotto
Can be used in traditional Assamese desserts like “black rice kheer”, Black rice til pitha
Can be used in modern fusion recipes
History
* Traditionally, it was reserved for special occasions like festivals and religious ceremonies
* Once considered the food of royalty
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Binita pegu –
Texture is nice. Good product. Good colour.
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