Sentence examples for preparing rice from inspiring English sources

The author recalls the many rice dishes she knew in her childhood, and describes the right and wrong methods for preparing rice.

Nasreen thought that the sight was strange, but she was preoccupied with lunch; she and her sister Rangeen were preparing rice, bread, and beans for the thirty or forty relatives who were taking shelter in the cellar.

By M. F. K. Fisher The New Yorker, November 16 , 1968P. 172 The author recalls the many rice dishes she knew in her childhood, and describes the right and wrong methods for preparing rice.

In wading through all the books about risotto, Mr. Thorne wonders out loud, "Do Italians shun all other ways of preparing rice?" The question allows the Thornes to explore riso in bianco, essentially rice cooked and seasoned as if it were pasta.

As it rains around the ninth month, the Tai Dam start their agricultural activities by preparing rice fields, ploughing, and harrowing.

During this time period, the practice of preparing rice as polow or chelow began.

Preparing rices and grains: Soak wheat grain berries and pearl barley in lukewarm water for four hours.

Meanwhile she had prepared rice to make sushi (a term that refers to rice, not fish).

Mr. Takayama began, again, with toro, supremely tender and luxurious, on perfectly prepared rice.

Nearby, in a kitchen, several men prepared rice and beans, salad and beef stew.

In an early scene she prepares rice and eggs for breakfast.