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Chinese Shepherds Pie (lo mai gai) make your sticky rice and let it cool.
Use the left overs from a Chinese meal, the best mix is duck, char sui pork, shrimp,mushroom and add some chunks of Chinese sausage if you can buy them, mix with a little oyster sauce, wrap the mix in the sticky rice to form a pillow shape, wrap in a lotus leaf and steam for 30 mins.
 
I just made my first pot of Jasmine rice. The aroma is heady. I can see how it would make a lovely rice pudding.

How do you like to use Jasmine rice?
 
I just made my first pot of Jasmine rice. The aroma is heady. I can see how it would make a lovely rice pudding.

How do you like to use Jasmine rice?
I use it as is on the plate with stir fry or I make it into fried rice also in a a pilaf (rice/roni).
 
Heres the Homemade fried rice (jasmine rice, carrots, onions, soy sauce - fried in peanut oil, pre-cooked scrambled egg added and then garnished with sliced green onions & sometimes sesame seeds).

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I wonder how fried rice would taste using a wild rice blend? Has anyone tried it yet?:chef:

I did get and make some Jasmine rice. It does smell wonderful, but it's pretty delicate in flavor to eat with anything more than butter. A bowlful makes a nice rib sticking breakfast.
 
It's very good...adds another dimension to the taste.

I like the Jasmine rice with lemon and butter.
 
I use leftover wildrice (2/3 wild, 1/3 brown) for fried rice all the time. And, I prefer the "wild" wildrice when I can get it. The cultivated rice doesn't taste the same (at least not to me) and doesn't "pop."
 
I think it will be outstanding. I have more of the Lundberg Wild & Brown rice blend, and I'm thinking of adding some chow mein noodles at the end for a little crunch.
 
One of the wild rice hotdish--oops, caserole dishes that I grew up eating had chow mein noodles as a topping (see the Hamburger Caserole thread for an explanation about hotdish vs. caserole).
 
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