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Carnaroli is an
Italian medium-grained rice
grown in the Pavia, Novara, and
Vercelli provinces of
northern Italy.
Carnaroli is used for
making risotto...
- rice is
often used to make risotto;
other suitable varieties include Carnaroli, Maratelli, Baldo, and
Vialone Nano.
Arborio rice is also
usually used...
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varieties used in
Italy are Arborio, Baldo,
Carnaroli, Maratelli, Padano, Roma, and
Vialone Nano.
Carnaroli,
Maratelli (historical
Italian variety), and...
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varieties include Calrose,
which founded the
Californian rice industry,
Carnaroli,
attributed as the king of
Italian rice due to its
excellent cooking properties...
- Type II.: 12–13
Arborio rice
Bhutanese red rice
Bomba rice
Calrose rice
Carnaroli Koshihikari Vialone Nano
Yamada Nishiki ****anese rice Hirst, K. Kris....
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cultivar of the ****onica
group of
varieties of
Oryza sativa.
Similar to the
Carnaroli,
Vialone Nano is an
appreciated risotto rice.
While rich in
starch (therefore...
- and
raised in Manhattan, in New York City, to
Jeffrey Garfin and
Karin Carnaroli Garfin. He has a brother, Max Garfin, who is also an actor.
Garfin attended...
- a saffron-infused dish, is Milan’s
iconic first course,
prepared with
Carnaroli rice, bone marrow, butter, and
grated cheese.
Numerous regional variants...
- rice Boka
Chaul Bora saul
Calasparra rice
Calrose rice
Camargue red rice
Carnaroli Champa rice Chak-Hao (Black rice)
Chokuwa saul
Dubraj rice Gobindobhog...
- Sang
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Arborio Ariete Baldo Balilla Carnaroli Gloria Lido
Maratelli Historical Variety Originario Padano Ribe Roma Sant'Andrea...
