Rice

This is a huge mistry. If you know how to create then you are a millionaire ...

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it depends on how much the people eat, but it will probably be around 10 cups, if you live in china at least.

It is unknown who the first person was to eat rice. Some speculate that the first person to eat rice did so before historic documentation was created.

Many people don't seem to like it, but cooked rice can be frozen for months. I have a rice cooker and sometimes I throw left over rice in the freezer so I can eat it when needed. Just wrap a serving with plastic wrap and put it in a ziploc bag.To reheat, I just throw it in the microwave and defrost. Surprisingly, the rice still tastes decent.

I believe rice is considered a grain and not wheat.

yes.i saw some viedos which was freerice giving them rice.

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Yes, you can reheat soup with rice in it. If it has thickened too much, you may want to add enough liquid such as milk, water or broth to keep it from sticking and scorching as it heats. Stir it often until it is hot.

It contains whole wheat which is a carbohydrate that provides necessary fiber for your body. Ordinary pasta is made from white flour which provides carbohydrates in the form of starch and insulin spiking sugars.

Rice isn't made, it is grown, and it was probably originally grown in Asia.

2.5 cups would be plenty

It's worth 3 times as much as 2400 grains of rice, which is worth 24 times as much as 100 grains of rice, which is worth $1 if that's how much you pay for it.

Rice absorbs twice its own volume of water during the cooking process.

So 1 cup if dry rice will make 3 cups of cooked rice.

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1 metric cup = 1/4 liter or 250 centiliters

The density of water = 1 and therefore 1 cup will weigh 250 grams

There will be 225 grams of dry rice in one (metric cup) because (rice density is about 0.9 g/cm³)

This means that one cooked 1 metric cup of dry rice will weigh 725 grams.

Therefore

(100/725)*225 = 31 grams of dried rice will make 100 grams of cooked rice.

I'm pretty sure that rice salad was just an invention from each and every country. Which is why it is extremely hard to pin point a single orgin. It was probably created when someone decided that they had some leftover rice and some leftover of something else, and they threw it together.

And then it was vigorously shaken... Tada...Rice salad. jk, but the above is true...

In the usual cooking method, you would add twice as much water as rice. So 1000 ml, or a liter.

Chinese culture have a different rice crispy treat than the one from quaker, but there is no reason why it is not edible by Chinese people

Buy a Roasting hen get a good sized one than boil it for up to 2 hours! You can tell when the chicken is cooked cause it will fall off the bone! Than for the rice get the big bag of yellow rice already seasoned instead of using water to boil it in use chicken broth better and stronger taste! Add an extra 2 cups of the broth than the instructions say! Cook it for the same time and length !

Once the chicken is done boiling its easier to take the meat off when its hot so get some rubber gloves to do so ! Than take it off in pieces and when the rice is done mix it in there!! Its So GOOD!!! you should make dumplings to but you use 1/2 a pot of broth and the rest water !!!

There is no such thing as an 'average' bag of rice. In my local groceries it comes in bags of 8 oz, 12 oz, 1 pound, 2 pound, 5 pound, 9 pound, and 11 pound. Who decides what is 'average'

35 Kilograms of rice is equivalent to 35,000 grams of rice and each person needs about 400 grams of rice (freerice.com). So, 35,000 divided by 400 equals 87.5. So 35 kilograms of rice will feed 87.5 people. Please check freerice.com or wfp.com to learn more.

This can spoil if not kept in the refrigerator. Keep it in an airtight container to prevent drying out. It can last up to a week in the refrigerator.

Super rice was developed by scientists at the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines. Super rice is made to withstand drought and disease.