Description: Short grain white rice is high quality short grain rice, popular rice variety in Vietnam. It is grown in the provinces of the Mekong Delta. Rice is characterized by short grain white rice: bloated, dry, spongy, no aromatic rice. Rice is preferred in markets such as Middle East market, Gulf countries, UAE, Turkey. Moisture (%, max) 14.0 Foreign matters (%, max) 0.1 Chalky kernels (%, max) 6.0 Damaged kernels (%, max) 1.0 Immature kernels (%, max) 0.2 Red and Streaked kernels (%, max) 2.0 Yellow kernels (%, max) 2.5 Glutinous (%, max) 1.5 Paddy grain (grains/kg, max) 15.0 Average Length of Whole Grain (mm) 5.0 Average Width of Whole Grain (mm) 2.5 Milling degree Well milled and double polished Crop New
Camolino rice, also known as "H�¢m Ch�¢u" in Vietnamese, is a premium variety of rice renowned for its unique texture, flavor, and versatility in culinary applications. Originating from Italy, Camolino rice has gained popularity worldwide for its exceptional qualities, making it a favorite choice among chefs and home cooks alike. Camolino rice is characterized by its medium to long-grain structure, which is slightly shorter and plumper than traditional long-grain rice varieties. This unique shape contributes to its ability to absorb flavors and liquids, making it ideal for creating rich and flavorful dishes. One of the distinctive features of Camolino rice is its ability to remain firm and separate when cooked, while still achieving a creamy and velvety texture. This makes it particularly well-suited for preparing classic dishes such as risotto, paella, and pilaf, where the rice grains need to maintain their shape and integrity while absorbing the flavors of the ingredients. In addition to its culinary versatility, Camolino rice is prized for its delicate flavor profile, which is both subtle and slightly nutty. This makes it an excellent choice for pairing with a wide range of ingredients, from seafood and poultry to vegetables and spices, allowing for endless culinary creativity. At the heart of Vietnamese cuisine, Camolino rice, or "H�¢m Ch�¢u," has become a staple ingredient in many households, appreciated for its superior quality and ability to elevate everyday meals to gourmet heights. With its exceptional taste, texture, and versatility, Camolino rice continues to inspire culinary innovation and delight the senses of food enthusiasts around the world.
