Whole long-grain rice

Don't miss out on the nutritional benefits of rice.

Available in various formats:

500g case

1kg bag

5kg bag

Sewn paper bag 10 and 25 kg

Professionals, are you interested in this product? contact us
100% Camargue IGP rice

  • Camargue IGP whole long-grain rice from organic farming  
  • May contain traces of gluten

Pour 100g Energy : 1425 kJ /337 kcal
Fats : 3.1 g, of which saturated fatty acids: 0.5 g
Carbohydrates : 65.3 g, of which sugars: 0.7 g
Dietary fiber : 6,5 g
Proteins : 8,7 g
Salt : < 0,01
Cooking times and tips are provided as guidelines and should be adjusted based on equipment and quantities used.
  • Heat one volume of rice in a tablespoon of oil until the grains become translucent.  
  • Add 1.5 volumes of boiling salted water.  
  • Cover and cook over medium heat until all the water is absorbed.
  • Pour one volume of rice into five volumes of boiling salted water.  
  • Cook covered over medium heat for 35 minutes.  
  • Drain and enjoy.

Cooking time : 35 mins

Grown, harvested, and packaged in Camargue

Logo

Organic farming

Logo

Camargue rice with PGI

Exceptional rice varieties

For creative cooking

see more gourmet recipes
An exceptional diversity of colors and flavors

You might also like...

Whole red long rice

See more info

Camargue whole long-grain rice combines flavorful taste and impressive nutritional benefits in the kitchen. With Provence Factoriz, discover the full complexity of Camargue whole long-grain rice and the advantages of organic farming.

 

How to identify whole long-grain rice?

Whole long-grain rice is recognized by its elongated brown grains, covered in their bran, a thin layer rich in fiber and essential nutrients. During processing, this rice is stripped of inedible layers, allowing it to retain its germ and bran, which are sources of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. This rice is known for its aroma and nutritional value. However, it requires a longer cooking time compared to rice that has been partially or fully stripped of its outer layers.

 

Camargue whole long-grain rice

Camargue rice is cultivated in a unique terroir, which itself carries an unparalleled aromatic power. Camargue whole long-grain rice allows you to fully appreciate its complexity.

This Camargue rice is not just defined by its geographic origin. It is a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI), guaranteeing that this rice is the product of a specific and preserved ecosystem. PGI agricultural products are recognized for their strong connection to their terroir.

In Camargue, a protected wetland area designated as a Regional Natural Park, rice fields thrive thanks to ideal conditions: rich soil, fresh water from the Rhône mixed with the salty influences of the Mediterranean, and a sunny climate. As a result, this whole long-grain rice encapsulates all the character and aromatic complexity of Camargue.

 

Organic Camargue whole long-grain rice

All Heriztage rice is cultivated in this Camargue terroir, using either conventional or organic farming methods. The organic whole long-grain rice offered by Provence Factoriz is not only a local product but also a high-quality product, certified with PGI and produced through organic farming. The choice of organic ensures an environmentally friendly cultivation process, with methods that promote biodiversity and the sustainability of this unique terroir.

 

Recipe ideas using whole long-grain rice

This whole rice with colorful grains and a slightly crunchy texture lends itself to many preparations that highlight its subtle flavor and firm texture.

Camargue whole long-grain rice is a perfect base for mixed salads. Enrich it with crunchy vegetables like peppers or radishes, fresh herbs like parsley or basil, and a touch of balsamic vinegar for a tangy contrast.

The combination of organic whole long-grain rice and a whole fish baked in the oven, such as a sea bass in a salt crust, is a pairing that honors Camargue. This rice absorbs the delicate juices of the fish without overpowering its flavors.

Follow us :
We use cookies and other trackers to analyze and improve your user experience, measure audience statistics, and allow you to watch videos. For more information, you can consult the "Personal Data Charter".