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Chaler Guri (Siddha) /Boil Rice Powder / Rice Flour, Loose 500gPack
Description
You're likely referring to boiled rice powder, which is made from rice that has been cooked (boiled) and then dried and ground into a powder. This differs from regular raw rice powder (rice flour), which is made from uncooked rice.
You're likely referring to boiled rice powder, which is made from rice that has been cooked (boiled) and then dried and ground into a powder. This differs from regular raw rice powder (rice flour), which is made from uncooked rice.
Here's a short description of boiled rice powder:
Boiled Rice Powder: This powder is made by boiling rice until it's cooked, then carefully drying it (often in the sun or a dehydrator), and finally grinding it into a fine, smooth powder. The boiling process alters the starch structure, making the resulting powder lighter, more easily digestible, and often with a different texture compared to raw rice flour.
It's particularly common in certain culinary applications where a specific texture or digestibility is desired. For instance:
Baby Food/Weaning Foods: Due to its easy digestibility, it's a popular base for homemade baby cereals or weaning foods.
Specific Batter Preparations: In some traditional South Indian or Sri Lankan cuisines, boiled rice powder might be used in batters for specific dosas, idlis, or appams to achieve a softer, fluffier texture.
Thickening Agents: It can also act as a thickening agent in certain gravies or sauces, providing a smooth consistency.
The boiling and drying process ensures a clean, fine powder that can be readily mixed with liquids to form porridges, batters, or to be incorporated into various food products.
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