Sentence examples for burned rice from inspiring English sources

Here's one of them now, hovering over my shoulder and my paella, telling me that I'm missing the best rice, the ever-so-slightly burned rice, those crunchy, sticky grains at the bottom of the pan that won't be pried loose with any lazy little flick of the wrist.

Other paellas suffered on a recent visit from erratic salting (too much and too little) and, confoundingly, had no crust — none of that glorious burned rice at the bottom to happily scrape up.

Semi-burned rice straw ash (SBRSA), as waste material provided from gas production unit of rice straw, was used to prepare silica nanoparticles.

The guards accused him of supporting the enemy, Mr. Khan said, shot his donkey and burned his rice.

"It burned my rice field in two different places—I had to put out the fire myself," said farmer Prom Su, 61.

Mean FVC dipped as low as 88% in October and November, when farmers burned their rice crop residue, and in April and May, when they burned wheat stubble.

Slash-and-burn rice farming was destroying the rain forest, and Dr. Uphoff sought alternatives.

"The Burning Rice Fields," an opera based on a Japanese folk tale, will be presented by a cast of children, ages 18 months to 14 years old, in Newtown at 7 p.m. Friday at the Edmond Town Hall.

A working rice cooker shouldn't burn rice during the cooking, but if left in "warming" mode, the rice at the bottom and sides can get burned.

These included pot after pot of burnt brown rice, faux sausage that was harder than steel and innumerable batches of soggy, tasteless tofu.

Burning the rice husk was of major concern to us.