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The Rice Company -Sushi Rice 500g

$6.00


Elevate Everyday Meals with Japanese Style Sushi Rice

Upgrade your home cooking with The Rice Company Sushi Rice. Specially crafted for consistent size, stickiness, and a satisfyingly chewy texture, this authentic short-grain rice delivers restaurant-quality results far beyond traditional sushi rolls.

While it holds together perfectly for homemade maki and nigiri, its natural starch content and glossy finish make it an incredibly versatile staple for fast, delicious weekday meals.

Versatile Ways to Use It in Your Daily Kitchen:

Deconstructed Poke & Buddha Bowls: Create a flavorful base for fresh salmon, avocado, veggies, and savory drizzled sauces.

Crispy Rice Cakes: Press cooked rice into squares, pan-fry until golden and crispy, and top with spicy tuna or smashed avocado.

Warm Rice Bowls & Donburi: Pair with teriyaki chicken, beef, or glazed tofu for a satisfying lunch or dinner.

Comforting Soups & Congee: Simmer leftovers into a rich, soothing broth-based porridge for a cozy meal.

Onigiri (Japanese Rice Balls): Stuff with your favorite fillings, like seasoned tuna, plum, or cooked salmon, for a convenient on-the-go snack.

Packed in a convenient 500g size, it’s the ultimate kitchen pantry upgrade for quick snacks, grain bowls, and gourmet weekend sushi nights.

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Long before it was the star of your favorite roll, sushi rice was a humble kitchen superhero. Over a thousand years ago along the Mekong River, short-grain rice wasn’t actually eaten, it was used as a natural blanket to preserve fresh fish. Packed with salt, the rice fermented the fish to keep it fresh, and once the process was done, the rice was tossed away.

Everything changed in medieval Japan, when impatient foodies realized they didn’t want to wait months or waste the rice. By the 17th century, clever Japanese brewers had a breakthrough: adding freshly made rice vinegar directly to cooked rice. This gave the grains that signature tangy kick instantly, creating modern sumeshi (vinegared rice) and saving months of waiting. By the 1820s on the bustling streets of Tokyo, a vendor named Hanaya Yohei realized the naturally sticky rice could be hand-pressed into neat little pads topped with raw fish. Just like that, street-side nigiri was born, transforming rice from a simple wrapper into the heart and soul of Japanese cuisine.

Boil on Stove Top
Add 1 cup of rice and 6 to 8 cups of cold tap water to a saucepan.
Leave uncovered and bring to a boil on a higher heat stirring occasionally.
Reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 10 to 15 minutes until tender.
When desired texture is reached, remove from heat, drain in a colander and serve.

Absorption Method
Add 1 cup of rice and 2 cups of cold tap water to a saucepan.
Bring to a boil on a medium to high heat stirring occasionally.
Reduce heat and simmer covered for 10 to 15 minutes until tender stirring occasionally.
When desired texture is reached, remove from heat, stand covered for 3 to 5 minutes and serve.

Rice Cooker
Add 2 cups of water for every 1 cup of rice. This ratio may vary depending on your rice cooker. Please check the manufacturers instructions.

Tip: Use a large cooking pot with wider base giving rice maximum space to expand. Do not prepare large quantity of rice in small pot.Gently fluff rice with a fork before serving.

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