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Glutinous rice
This white, round-grain rice is perfect for preparing desserts like mochi and sekihan. Its unique texture and adhesive properties make it an ideal ingredient for forming rice balls.
Glutinous rice is gluten-free. Its neutral and mild flavor makes it suitable for both sweet and savory dishes. Rich in carbohydrates, glutinous rice provides a sustainable source of energy, helping to maintain steady energy levels throughout the day. Free of cholesterol, glutinous rice contributes to a healthy and balanced diet.
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Japanese Glutinous Rice: The Essential Ingredient for Authentic Preparations
Japanese glutinous rice, also known as mochigome or mountain rice, is a cornerstone of Japanese gastronomy. Despite its name, it is gluten-free rice, making it ideal for gluten-free diets. This particular rice, also referred to as sticky rice or sweet rice, is primarily used to make the famous mochi, a rice paste that is a symbol of Japan, traditionally enjoyed during New Year celebrations.
Mochi and More: Versatile Uses of Glutinous Rice
Japanese glutinous rice (sticky rice) is essential for creating authentic mochi, but its uses extend beyond that. It accompanies many traditional Japanese recipes, offering a sticky texture and delicate flavor that captivate lovers of Japanese cuisine.
Why Choose Japanese Glutinous Rice from Nishikidôri?
Guaranteed Origin: Grown in a region with optimal natural conditions.
Artisanal Quality: Selected by a passionate artisan, ensuring authenticity.
Gluten-Free: Perfect for specific diets or fans of healthy cuisine.
Discover the unique taste of Japanese glutinous rice and explore authentic recipes that will delight your taste buds. Find Himenomochi rice on Nishikidôri for preparations that will transport your senses to the heart of traditional Japan.
140 rue Georges Guynemer
ZAC de l'Aéropôle
44150 Ancenis
France

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