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Basmati Rice (Basmati Chaaval)

Basmati Rice is brown and white rice that is famous for its smell. Basmati Rice is a long grain of rice. The bets types of Basmati Rice are aged for several years before it is sold.

Basmati Rice cooks in about 20 minutes. Since there is a large amount of starch in the rice it is better to wash the rice before cooking. In addition, soak the rice for about an hour so when you cook the rice it will not break or fall apart. Basmati Rice can be used for many different recipes such as recipes that have:

• Chicken
• Hamburger
• Salads
• Soups
• Stews
• Any type of Seafood

Basmati Rice can be made with almost any meal you make. You can have it plain or over some boneless chicken your serving up for dinner. Basmati Rice is good with any meal.

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