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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Gao Nep?

    Gao Nep, also known as glutinous rice or sticky rice, is a type of rice grown mostly in Southeast and East Asia which has opaque grains and is especially sticky when cooked.

  • Is Gao Nep the same as regular rice?

    No, Gao Nep is not the same as regular rice. It has a higher starch content which makes it stickier when cooked.

  • Can Gao Nep be cooked in a rice cooker?

    Yes, Gao Nep can be cooked in a rice cooker, although the traditional method is to steam it.

  • Is Gao Nep gluten-free?

    Yes, Gao Nep is naturally gluten-free like all types of rice.

  • Can Gao Nep be eaten on its own?

    Yes, Gao Nep can be eaten on its own, but is often paired with other flavors due to its neutral taste.

  • Can I substitute Gao Nep for regular rice in recipes?

    It depends on the recipe. In some cases, the stickiness of Gao Nep can enhance a dish, but in others, regular rice might be preferable.

  • Does soaking Gao Nep before cooking change its texture?

    Yes, soaking Gao Nep allows for even cooking and results in a softer texture.

  • Where can I buy Gao Nep?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • What does 'Gao Nep' translate to in English?

    'Gao Nep' is Vietnamese, and translates to 'sticky rice' in English.

  • How is Gao Nep typically cooked?

    Gao Nep is typically soaked for several hours or overnight, then steamed.

  • What dishes typically use Gao Nep?

    In Vietnamese cuisine, Gao Nep is often used in sweet dishes such as sticky rice balls or sticky rice with coconut milk, as well as savory dishes like sticky rice with chicken or pork.

  • What is the nutritional value of Gao Nep?

    Gao Nep is a good source of carbohydrates, provides some protein and is low in fat. It also contains some essential minerals.

  • Is Gao Nep suitable for a vegan or vegetarian diet?

    Yes, Gao Nep is suitable for both vegan and vegetarian diets.

  • Why is Gao Nep sticky?

    Gao Nep is sticky because it has a higher proportion of starch content, specifically amylopectin, compared to regular rice.

  • Can I use Gao Nep for sushi?

    No, Gao Nep is too sticky for sushi. Sushi typically uses a medium-grain rice called Japonica rice.

  • How do I store Gao Nep after purchasing?

    Gao Nep should be stored in a cool, dry place like any other rice. Once opened, it should be used within a year for the best quality.