- or
mountainous regions; it is
rainfed like
wheat or maize.
Across Asia,
unmilled rice or "paddy" (Indonesian and
Malay padi), was
traditionally the product...
- A rice mill is a food-processing
facility where paddy (
unmilled rice) is
processed by
cleaning the grain,
removing the hull, sorting, and ****ng the rice...
- that all
farmers were
expected to meet a
quota of
three tons of paddy, or
unmilled rice, per hectare, an
increase on what was
previously the
average yield...
- 5/16"
thick flame figure quartersawn ash
guitar top,
unmilled...
- metals, such as the U.S.
nickel or the penny, are more
likely to have
unmilled edges. By analogy, "debased currency" is
sometimes used for
anything whose...
-
considered vulgar, and was ****ociated with barbarians. From 123 BC, a
ration of
unmilled wheat (as much as 33 kg),
known as the frumentatio, was
distributed to...
-
urgent directive in late
March 1942
immediately requiring stocks of
paddy (
unmilled rice)
deemed surplus, and
other food items, to be
removed or destro****...
- is left on the rice.
Because of this, it
cooks somewhat faster than an
unmilled brown rice. When cooked, the rice is pale pink, soft and
slightly sticky...
-
University of
California Press. pp. 39–40. Akshata: (Sanskrit) "Unbroken."
Unmilled,
uncooked rice,
often mixed with turmeric,
offered as a
sacred substance...
-
money or
trade for
milling grains or are
owned by
corporations that buy
unmilled grain and then own the
flour produced. One
common pest
found in
flour mills...
