Basmati Rice vs. Jasmine rice: What's the Difference?

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Last updated 08 juillet 2024
Basmati Rice vs. Jasmine rice: What's the Difference?
Both basmati and jasmine rice are long-grain varieties of rice that require a rinse before being cooked. Jasmine is a bit plumper and softer than basmati, which has a drier chew to the rice. The different textures and starch content between the two guide how each type of rice is cooked.
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