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Italian Basmati?
There is the Italian basmati rice? The answer is NO.
In fact Basmati is a variety of rice ONLY CULTIVATED in India and Pakistan. It is then sold around the world, in most cases already worked in the country of origin, and therefore also in Italy, for example, is (also here in most cases) only packaged.
Attention increasingly to the labels it should, should we say, appear origin of the product, even if sometimes the industries do endorsements appear a little ambiguous, as "origin India / Pakistan" (it is India or Pakistan?) or "Packed in Italy by" (without indicating the source).
Of Basmati varieties there are about 50 types, more or less valuable, more or less fragrant. As India for example, it is more valuable than that of Pakistan and also much more fragrant.
In India itself, however, there are several regions of rice cultivation, and how it happens to us, even in India there are the most favorable regions for cultivation and quality of Basmati rice, like Punjab, where farmers grow a good rice quality, not the best ever, but associated with a good production.
Also you understand because the market, including supermarket chains, specialty shops, markets and street vendors and e-commerce, are very different prices.
Attention increasingly to the labels it should, should we say, appear origin of the product, even if sometimes the industries do endorsements appear a little ambiguous, as "origin India / Pakistan" (it is India or Pakistan?) or "Packed in Italy by" (without indicating the source).
Of Basmati varieties there are about 50 types, more or less valuable, more or less fragrant. As India for example, it is more valuable than that of Pakistan and also much more fragrant.
In India itself, however, there are several regions of rice cultivation, and how it happens to us, even in India there are the most favorable regions for cultivation and quality of Basmati rice, like Punjab, where farmers grow a good rice quality, not the best ever, but associated with a good production.
Also you understand because the market, including supermarket chains, specialty shops, markets and street vendors and e-commerce, are very different prices.
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Italian Rice aromatic Apollo.
So of course we have nothing against this famous rice varieties, but having married for some time now the "made in Italy", or even better the "cultivated in Italy", for some years we have replaced Basmati rice (that previously sold by us was originally India- Punjab) with another great variety of fragrant rice grown in Italy: the Apollo rice, belonging to the same family of black rice Venere and Ermes red rice.
The Apollo rice has characteristics very similar to Basmati rice, has a grain elongated and thin, crystalline, cooks in 10-12 minutes and has an aroma that resembles the popcorn popped, just like Basmati.
If we compare it with the best quality of Indian basmati (we said that there are more than 50), the Apollo lose some flavor after cooking, but if we make this comparison, we can safely say that his flavor and aroma intensity, are on average with most of Basmati rice (Indian and Pakistani) sold in Italy.
In addition, we are talking about a 100% Italian, grown in Italy under the Italian and European regulations, which we know are much more restrictive and demanding food safety, compared with the countries of origin of Basmati rice.
So we're not saying that the Apollo rice is Basmati rice, because it is not so. But that, after all, if you're willing to give up to the maximum aroma (assuming you have always bought the best quality of Basmati), but eating an Italian product, safe, km zero or nearly zero, well, then certainly when you take some exotic dish, perhaps with the curry, will cook the Apollo rice, fragrant and Italian.
If you've read this far, then you can not not buy a pack of Apollo rice.
The Apollo rice has characteristics very similar to Basmati rice, has a grain elongated and thin, crystalline, cooks in 10-12 minutes and has an aroma that resembles the popcorn popped, just like Basmati.
If we compare it with the best quality of Indian basmati (we said that there are more than 50), the Apollo lose some flavor after cooking, but if we make this comparison, we can safely say that his flavor and aroma intensity, are on average with most of Basmati rice (Indian and Pakistani) sold in Italy.
In addition, we are talking about a 100% Italian, grown in Italy under the Italian and European regulations, which we know are much more restrictive and demanding food safety, compared with the countries of origin of Basmati rice.
So we're not saying that the Apollo rice is Basmati rice, because it is not so. But that, after all, if you're willing to give up to the maximum aroma (assuming you have always bought the best quality of Basmati), but eating an Italian product, safe, km zero or nearly zero, well, then certainly when you take some exotic dish, perhaps with the curry, will cook the Apollo rice, fragrant and Italian.
If you've read this far, then you can not not buy a pack of Apollo rice.
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