Chinese: Eight Treasure Rice, Congee 1:2 with long grain, Pearl (or Porcupine) Balls (pork meatballs rolled in soaked glutinous (sticky, sweet) rice and steamed -- from the Time Life Foods of the World China.
Japanese: Mochi -- and much more, of course.
Thai: the pudding is usually made with black sweet rice, white can be used.
Look for more on food52, most from the Bulk Bin contest.
Why not in America? Rice here is supposed to be fluffy -- our loss!
Yes, any sticky rice application. We're found of Kasma Loha-unchit's recipes, and here her's for coconut-flavored sticky rice with mango http://www.thaifoodandtravel.com/recipes/stickrice.html
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Japanese: Mochi -- and much more, of course.
Thai: the pudding is usually made with black sweet rice, white can be used.
Look for more on food52, most from the Bulk Bin contest.
Why not in America? Rice here is supposed to be fluffy -- our loss!