To enjoy the flavors of brown rice while reducing cooking time.
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500g case
1kg bag
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Sewn paper bag 10 and 25 kg
Semi-complete long rice from organic farming.
Possible traces of gluten.
Cooking time : 20 mins
Grown, harvested, and packaged in Camargue
Organic farming
Camargue rice with PGI
Whole black long rice
See more infoDiscover Hériztage semi-whole-grain Camargue rice, to enjoy the flavors of whole-grain rice while reducing cooking time.
Semi-complete Camargue rice is a culinary treasure from the fertile plains of the Camargue. This unique rice has retained part of its natural husk, which gives it a perfect balance between taste and ease of preparation. Indeed, organic semi-whole rice offers the nutritional benefits of whole rice, with a wealth of fiber, minerals and vitamins, while requiring less time to cook.
This harmonious compromise makes it an ideal choice for those looking for a healthy and tasty diet without the constraints associated with brown rice, which takes longer to prepare. Organic semi-complete Camargue rice is an excellent way to benefit from the qualities of unrefined rice, with a pleasant texture and faster cooking, easily integrating into a balanced and diversified diet.
Semi-complete organic rice is the ideal compromise between simplicity of preparation and richness of flavors. Easier to cook than whole grain rice, grains of semi-whole grain rice allow you to approach more calmly a product that is significantly more complex to work with than classic white rice.
Organic semi-whole rice may be preferred to speed up cooking or serve as a springboard for amateurs to gradually switch to whole grain rice. Individuals can thus gradually learn about the specificities of these rices which have retained all or part of the husk which protects the grain.
Among professionals, semi-complete Camargue rice is also the key ingredient in many recipes.
The preparation of rice pilaf (cooked gradually by absorption of the liquid) with organic semi-complete Camargue rice is done following the same steps as usual. On the other hand, for the Creole preparation, the cooking time is reduced to 20 minutes, compared to 35 minutes, or even more, with brown rice.
The color and flavors of the broth used for cooking make all the difference on the plate. With semi-whole rice, the coloring given by the broth remains perceptible. It is relatively less intense than on white rice, but much more visible than on whole brown or red rice.