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Rice Flour (चावल का आटा)

Rice flour is that secret, high-quality ingredient that gives our favorite Indian snacks their magnifique crunch. Made from finely ground rice, it is an honest and essential staple, especially in South Indian and coastal kitchens. In my house, it’s the key to making perfectly crispy 'Dosas', 'Murukkus', and even the outer shell of our festive 'Modaks'. It has a very clean, neutral taste that allows other spices to shine while providing a magnifique professional-grade texture. We also use it as a natural thickening agent for some regional sweets or to coat vegetables before frying. It’s a magnificent gluten-free alternative that feels light and versatile. Whether you're making steamed 'Appams' or crispy 'Vadas', rice flour is a reliable helper that ensures a perfect result every time. It represents the ingenuity of using our most basic grain in its most refined form. A magnificent addition to any versatile pantry.

Rice Flour

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Calories

366 kcal

Protein

6g

Fat

1.4g

Carbs

80g

Fiber

2.4g

Vitamins

Vitamin B6, Magnesium

Cooking Tips

  • Mix rice flour with boiling hot water instead of room temperature water when making dough for rotis or modaks to achieve a magnifique and soft professional-grade texture.
  • Add a tablespoon of rice flour to your regular bhajiya or pakora batter to give them a magnifique and extra crispy long-lasting crunch.
  • Use rice flour for dusting fish or paneer before pan-frying to create a magnifique and even golden crust.

Substitutes

Corn Starch
Tapioca Flour
Potato Starch

Related Ingredients

Water
Salt
Coconut
Jaggery
Sesame Seeds

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