Types of Rice Used in Indian Cuisine
Description: This quiz will test your knowledge about the different types of rice used in Indian cuisine. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Which type of rice is known for its long, slender grains and is often used in biryani and pulao?
Which type of rice is short-grained and sticky, and is often used in South Indian dishes like idli and dosa?
Which type of rice is medium-grained and has a slightly nutty flavor, and is often used in dishes like jeera rice and pulao?
Which type of rice is black in color and has a slightly sweet flavor, and is often used in dishes like black rice pudding and payasam?
Which type of rice is red in color and has a slightly nutty flavor, and is often used in dishes like red rice biryani and red rice pulao?
Which type of rice is brown in color and has a slightly chewy texture, and is often used in dishes like brown rice pilaf and brown rice salad?
Which type of rice is white in color and has a soft and fluffy texture, and is often used in dishes like steamed rice and fried rice?
Which type of rice is short-grained and sticky, and is often used in dishes like sushi and mochi?
Which type of rice is medium-grained and has a slightly sweet flavor, and is often used in dishes like risotto and arancini?
Which type of rice is long-grained and has a slightly floral flavor, and is often used in dishes like jasmine rice and Thai fried rice?
Which type of rice is short-grained and sticky, and is often used in dishes like congee and rice pudding?
Which type of rice is medium-grained and has a slightly nutty flavor, and is often used in dishes like paella and jambalaya?
Which type of rice is long-grained and has a slightly sweet flavor, and is often used in dishes like pilaf and biryani?
Which type of rice is short-grained and sticky, and is often used in dishes like sushi and mochi?
Which type of rice is medium-grained and has a slightly nutty flavor, and is often used in dishes like risotto and arancini?