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Toasted rice powder is a commonly used ingredient in Asian cooking, particularly in Thai cuisine. It is made by toasting rice grains until golden brown, then grinding them into a fine powder.

Toasted rice powder is often used in salads, soups, and meat dishes. It is a key ingredient in Thai larb salad and can also be used as a thickener.

Typically, glutinous rice (or sweet/sticky rice) is used to make toasted rice powder, but jasmine rice can also be used.

Yes, toasted rice powder offers some nutritional value including calories, protein, vitamins and minerals from the rice. However, serving sizes are typically small so it is not a significant source of nutrition.

Toasted rice powder should be stored in an airtight container in a cool, dark place. It can last up to several months if stored properly.

You can add toasted rice powder while the soup is cooking to thicken it and add a rich, nutty flavor.

Toasted rice powder lends an incredible depth of flavor to dishes. It also adds a nice, thick texture to sauces and soups.

Yes, brown rice can be used but the flavor will be stronger and nuttier than white rice. The color of the powder will also be darker.

Toasted rice powder has a unique, nutty and slightly toasted flavor that enhances the taste of dishes.

Yes, toasted rice powder can be easily made at home. Just toast the rice grains on a skillet till golden brown and then grind them to a fine powder.

No, toasted rice powder is used as a flavoring or thickener, and cannot substitute the role of whole rice in most recipes.

Yes, toasted rice powder is made from rice which is a naturally gluten-free grain.

There aren't perfect substitutes for toasted rice powder since its flavor is unique, but you can try using breadcrumbs or ground nuts to give a similar texture.

These terms often refer to the same thing but check recipe instructions to make sure because rice flour sometimes refers to non-toasted ground rice.

No, they are not the same. Toasted rice powder is made from whole rice grains, whereas rice bran is the outer layer of the rice grain.

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