Rice has been the staple food of India since historical times. A variant form of this rice is the ground form of it which can be stored for long durations and used to make instant recipes. Rice is first roasted or dried to remove any moisture in it and then ground into a fine powder as the rice flour. This flour can be used to make many recipes like kozhukattai, puttu, idiyappam etc.
Nutrients: Protein: 6g, Fat: 1.4g, Carbohydrate: 80g, Fiber: 8g
Ingredients: Rice flour
Allergen: NA
Storage: Store in a clean and dry place
Weight: 1Kg
Country of Origin: India
| Weight | 1.015 kg |
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Ragi flour is most commonly used in the southern parts of India. It is used to make Ragi Puttu, poti, paratha, oatmeal (a paste with water and ragi flour is cooked and then enriched with buttermilk and salt or milk and sugar), bhakri (a kind of flat bread is made from ragi flour). It can also replace other flours for other southern dishes such as Multiflour Idli and Nachni dosa.
- Pre-steam Technology to make the Puttu soft and fluffy for longer.
- Processed from high quality, stoneless sortex rice.
- Do not require hot water.
- 1 cup Puttupodi can give 3 times wet Puttupodi.
