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The phrase "a good quality rice" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "good quality rice" or "a good-quality rice." You can use it when describing rice that meets a certain standard of quality, typically in culinary contexts.
Example: "For the best results in your dish, make sure to use good quality rice."
Alternatives: "high-quality rice" or "premium rice."
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"You want to have a good quality rice".
"You want to have a good quality rice". For the highest quality bowl, he suggests using short grain Japanese sushi rice, but regular white rice is also sufficient and can be swapped with brown rice if desired.
It is also important to purchase a good quality rice cooker to ensure that the thermostat is accurate.
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