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Begin Japanology - Rice (Original Post) yuiyoshida Jul 2015 OP
I love Japanese rice, it's delishious! haikugal Jul 2015 #1
Love this entire series. amerikat Jul 2015 #2
love Peter Barakan ..follow him on Twitter. yuiyoshida Jul 2015 #3
I once tried to make special treat for my co-workers. DetlefK Jul 2015 #4
I am sure they were probably used to yuiyoshida Jul 2015 #5
You know what kind of rice Asians buy in german supermarkets? DetlefK Jul 2015 #6

DetlefK

(16,423 posts)
4. I once tried to make special treat for my co-workers.
Thu Jul 16, 2015, 08:18 AM
Jul 2015

We were on a retreat and took turns cooking. For dessert, I cooked a stiff and sweet rice-pudding (with milk) and caramelized, slightly cooked apple-bits. I had two japanese co-workers. Well... They ate the apples.

yuiyoshida

(41,867 posts)
5. I am sure they were probably used to
Thu Jul 16, 2015, 12:02 PM
Jul 2015

the kind of rice, one finds with Sushi, short fat, white grains. Much of the rice served in the US are the kind people find in India. There are Basically three types of rice Japonica, Indica, and Javanica...and if you ever had the Japanese rice, its really so much better than the other two.



DetlefK

(16,423 posts)
6. You know what kind of rice Asians buy in german supermarkets?
Fri Jul 17, 2015, 05:04 AM
Jul 2015

The rice that is advertised for making "milk-rice" (rice-pudding): Round, white grains and when boiled it becomes sticky.

But I guess they only buy it when they are too lazy to get to a dedicated store for asian food. I don't know if those two kinds of rice are the same or just "close-enough" to each other.

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