Jasmine Rice from Thai 1 Kilo

  The most fragrant of all rice, jasmine rice grows on the exotic slopes of Thailand and is mainly used in Japanese cuisine. In recent years, however, as we have all become acquainted with Japanese cuisine and have put it on our table, Jasmin rice flavors our dishes more and more often! It accompanies our fish exceptionally and even more exceptionally the salmon!

NUTRITIONALS PER 100 GRAMS

HISTORY FROM GOLD BEHIND THE PRODUCT

   Rice was born in China and the in distant Indies and gained its place as one of the most valuable pearls on earth about 5,000 years ago. It was not long before he arrived in Greece, when the soldiers of Alexander the Great brought it with them, returning from the battle. Its cultivation, however, was slow to enter the dietary habit of the ancient Greeks and certainly could not easily replace their favorite barley.

   It seems that the few rice crops had to wait until World War II and the Marshall Plan. It was in 1947 when the American agronomist named Walter Packard, passed on his knowledge to the farmers, in the delta of the Sperchios river and laid the foundations to increase their income but also to create the famous Greek rice fields.

   According to the folklore tradition, rice was always an integral symbol of the wedding etiquette either in the laying of the bed or in the wedding service where its allegorical function was to "root" the couple and to stay together forever and beloved!

   Socially,, the world of rice hides an entire philosophy, an entire culture. The East, which has rice as a key ingredient in its diet, is being compared to the West, its barley and its own structured society. The object of study was the comparison of the two gastronomic traditions of the West with its barley and of the East with its rice.