What is it?
Jasmine rice, from Thailand, has long, translucent grains. When cooked, it has a seductive, slightly floral aroma and a soft, clingy texture.
Kitchen math:
1 cup raw rice = about 3 cups cooked
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Substitute basmati or long-grain rice.
How to choose:
Jasmine rice is becoming fairly easy to find in the supermarket. Domestically grown jasmine (Jasmati) is decent, but buy an imported variety if you can.
How to prep:
Before cooking, jasmine rice should be washed to remove dust and excess starch.
How to store:
Jasmine rice will keep indefinitely in the pantry.
Cross Reference
long-grain rice
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