India Gate Super Basmati Rice

Overview
India Gate Super Basmati Rice is an exotic range of rice that promises both quality and taste. It is pearly white, extra-long and extra fine. The slender long-grained rice is aromatic and nutritious at the same time and can fulfil the nutritional and dietary requirement of an entire meal. This superior grade basmati rice offers ample calories and carbohydrates, for instant energy, whilst providing proteins and dietary fibres for enhanced metabolism and digestion. Be it the authentic biriyani or Chinese fried rice, this basmati rice will ensure superior taste and texture, along with an exquisite fragrance.

Key Features
- Premium Basmati rice for serving special rice dishes
- Grains do not stick or break when cooked
- Long and slender pearl white grains
- Elongates up to 3 times when cooked

How to Use
Covered Pan -Boil 1 cup of rice in 1 1/2 cups of water, and stir occasionally. Lower heat, cover, and simmer for 12-14 minutes. Remove from heat and keep it covered for 5-10 minutes.

Trusted for Decades
India Gate products are known for the unmatched quality & consistency across the product range for more than 2 decades.

About the Brand
India Gate Ltd grows organic crops without the use of the chemical fertilizers and serve organic products to the people since 1992. They deliver fresh and natural products to our customers. They sell the best qualitative varieties of rice to the customers.
Basmati Rice is classified according to its grain length. Some of the grains of rice are broken during the removal of the husk.

Here is the classification of different types of rice according to the grain length:
Full-length rice has 100% of the rice grain length for a variety (e.g. Basmati).
Dubar has broken rice grains but longer than 75% of the length of the full-length rice.
Tibar has broken rice grains in the range of 60% to 75% of the length of the full-length rice.
Kinki has broken rice grains less than 60% of the full length of the rice grain.
Kinki rice is further classified into Mogra and Mini Mogra in the descending order of the rice grain size.