Basmati Rice
November 23rd, 2010 by admin
Basmati Rice or Fragrant Rice is also a Long Grain Rice, which is cultivated mainly in India.
The basmati rice originates probably from Afghanistan. Basmati rice has an intense aroma and a nutty taste.
Nutrients – Vitamins, Minerals
Basmati rice contains only a few vitamins and not many minerals. Noteworthy are B vitamins and the minerals magnesium, potassium and fluorine.
Carbohydrates and Protein
Basmati rice contains between 30 and 40g carbs per 100g and the protein content is between 3 and 8 g depending on the sort.
Fiber and Fat
Basmati rice contains about 1g of fiber per 100g of rice and a fat content between 1 and 2g.
Turkish Cuisine – Use
Basmati rice has an intense aroma and a pleasant nutty flavor, it is also suitable as the Patna Rice for many rice dishes.
It fits well with meat, fish and poultry dishes. The Turkish cuisine uses basmati rice as a substitute for Patna Rice.
Important! The data for the nutrients and ingredients of the various foods always apply, unless otherwise specified, to 100g of food!