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arrack in the Middle East and neighboring areas, any of various liquors distilled from materials such as fermented rice or molasses.
brown rice unpolished rice that has kept the yellowish bran layers and germ.
chop suey a Chinese-American dish of bean sprouts, other vegetables, and small bits of meat, chicken, or fish cooked and poured over rice.
dal a thick, spiced sauce made with lentils, split peas, or the like, served in Indian cuisine. Dal is usually served over rice or with soft, flat bread as a main part of a meal.
dolma a dish consisting of a vegetable such as a green pepper or grape or cabbage leaf, stuffed with rice, ground meat, and spices, and cooked.
dosa in the cooking of southern India, a pancake made from rice flour and ground peas, lentils, or the like.
grain collectively, the small hard seeds of cereal plants such as wheat or rice, used for food and often ground into flour. [2/11 definitions]
hoisin sauce a sweet rich dark sauce of fermented rice, soy beans, vinegar, and seasonings, used esp. in or on Chinese dishes.
jambalaya a Creole dish of rice cooked with ham, chicken, shrimp, oysters, and the like, and seasoned with herbs and spices.
Mekong Delta an expansive delta region formed by the Mekong River in southeast Vietnam, whose wetlands make it a major rice producer. The Mekong Delta was a scene of heavy combat between U.S. and Viet Cong troops during the Viet Nam War.
orzo pasta resembling grains of rice.
paddy a flooded field for growing rice.
paella a Spanish dish combining chicken, rice, vegetables, and usu. meat and seafood, that is seasoned with saffron.
pilaf a dish originating in the Middle East and consisting of rice cooked in a broth, often with vegetables, meat, seasonings, or the like.
pudding a dish with a similar consistency, unsweetened and thickened with cereal, rice, or the like. [1/5 definitions]
rice to reduce to small particles that resemble rice. [1/3 definitions]
rice paper a thin, delicate paper made from the pith of the rice-paper tree. [2 definitions]
rice-paper tree a small Asian tree or shrub related to the ginseng, having pithy stems used in making rice paper.
ricer a kitchen utensil that presses soft foods, such as cooked potatoes, through small holes to produce bits the size of rice.
rijsttafel an Indonesian meal in which a variety of fresh and cooked meats, seafood, vegetables, and condiments, each served in a separate dish, are added to a bed of rice.
risotto an Italian dish of rice cooked in broth, to which grated cheese, other flavorings, and vegetables may be added.