Rice

Yes, but you have to buy it online from places like Amazon.com. You also have to buy it by the case.

If you are talking about the dipping sauce it is very simple to make. You will need soy sauce and Gulden's mustard. Put some soy into a container and add Gulden's to taste. I do 1/2 cup soy and 1/4 cup Gulden's.

A good celiac website

Have water in the sink and either a snake or a plunger. Either one will let a few grains go down the drain and eventually it will open. Run plenty of water after it opens to flush out the drain.

I make a lot of sausage and rice dishes, usually polish or Italian sausage. I don't usually give them a name because they're different each time depending on what I have available to use or which ingredient I highlight. One of my kids favorites did get a name. It's Polish sausage, with a sweet and sour sauce of tomatoes, peppers, and pineapple over rice. We dubbed it Marco Polish Sausage and they ask for it by name.

I just bought a 2 lb. bag of Jamine rice last night and I paid 2.29, But if I would have gotten regular long grain rice ... a 2 lb bag was 1.49.

Wholesale cost for more common varieties around $0.20 per pound.

Typical grocery store cost for larger (10 pound) ~ $1.00 per pound.

Sale price (5 pound bag, short grain) ~$0.50 per pound.

Kasmati rice is a long-grain mild rice that is fluffy when cooked. It is made by Rice Select, a company located in Texas, and it is meant to be similar to the Basmati rice, which is made in India.

Cooking time depends on the type of rice. For jasmine rice, you boil it 15 minutes and set it aside in the pan with its cover. For wild rice and others you may need 30-45 minutes cooking time.

That is approximately 200 grams.

yes. To color eggs, it's the acid of vinegar that determines how well the dye takes. So rice vinegar can be used just as well as any other vinegar.

its just simple

soy sauce

white rice

green onion

chicken stock

soy oil

shrimp

hot sauce

peppers and salt

lemon juice

uh its not? i mean what i eat is always gallo pinto, we definitely do not call our rice 'Spanish rice"

(im Spanish btw)

2100 small children for a day. More realistically, two children.

Coffee is inelastic, based on the high number of people who enjoy, and believe they can't get along without coffee, it's demand will remain high. Pricing changes won't seriously influence sales.

Not very many, but doing all 100 of them in a row will give abs to your abs. I don't know but if you want to burn calories jogging is a better way to do it.

It is a combination of soy sauce, a very small pinch of tomato paste, and the cooking of the rice in the wok.

So that it cooks evenly without burning.

rice vinegar, sugar, and salt.

It is! Being balanced means trying to get a majority of each food group in the meal. With your meal, you've got:

Grains (rice)

Meats (Chicken)

Vegetables (Salad)

and potentially:

Oils (Salad dressing)

You're just missing dairy and fruit, but it is easier and more important to try and balance your diet throughout the day or even week rather than every meal, so don't worry about trying to fit EVERYTHING in one meal, just have the missing groups in a later meal!

In "urban slang" 'cheese and rice' means Jesus Christ; used not to offend any religion.

It goes cold quickly and also sets in lumps. This makes it difficult to use for catering.

They will eat it. It should not be the only food they get as it will not meet their nutritional needs. You can also feed them raw rice. Rice is a grain and grains are what chickens prefer. A good mix of grain or a commercial chicken feed is best as a main diet.

Some flavours of the Uncle Ben's rice line are kosher. You'd have to check the packaging for certification.

Mozzarella And Gravy

Two recipes (links): http://pwmf.blogspot.com/2005/10/bnh-b-steamed-rice-cakes.html This second one is a lot more detailed, with steps and everything. http://www.fao.org/inpho/content/documents/vlibrary/AE617e/20.htm If the links don't work, try cutting and pasting it.