About this product
Rice TypeWhite Rice
FDA Registration No.00000000
OrganicYes
Net Weight200g
Ingredient FeatureOrganic,Sugar Free,Gluten Free,Healthier Choice
Storage TypeCupboard
Shelf Life24 Months
Expiry Date2027
IngredientsShirataki Konjac
Country of OriginJapan
Packaging TypeRefill Pouch
Allergen InformationNone
Quantity Per Pack1
Age WarningNo
Product description
Shirataki rice, also called konjac rice or miracle rice, is the keto rice substitute of your dreams! Learn how to cook shirataki rice the easy way.
You can still enjoy all of the same dishes you loved before this lifestyle change using shirataki/konjac rice. With zero net carbs and just a few calories, this low-carb rice should be a staple in your kitchen!
Even if you're not on the keto diet, this low-carb rice is also a healthy alternative for those concerned about cholesterol management because of its water-soluble fibers.
What Is Shirataki Rice Made From?
This fiber-packed rice is made from Konjac, a root vegetable native to Southeast Asia. Miracle rice is primarily used in Japanese cuisine.
Still, it has grown significantly in popularity over the years due to its very low carb content and its use in the ketogenic diet.
What Does Shirataki Rice Taste Like?
Shirataki rice tastes quite bland and is a bit chewy. However, it readily soaks up the flavors in your dish, which makes it such a great low-carb substitute for rice.
Shirataki Rice Nutrition Facts
This low-carb shirataki rice boasts a ton of great health benefits. It is comprised of approximately ninety-seven percent water and three percent soluble fiber.
A serving of miracle rice contains 30 calories, 3g in carbs, and 3g of fiber.
Interestingly, the carbs in this dish come from the dietary fiber glucomannan, which improves overall digestive health. It also has properties that aid in weight loss.
HOW TO COOK SHIRATAKI RICE (KONJAC RICE)
•Drain the shirataki rice in a colander and rinse under running water for about a minute.
•Pour in a dry skillet and stir for a few minutes on medium to low heat.
•Watch it carefully to make sure it does not burn.
•For best results, do not add any water or oil till it's dry.
•Once most of the water has been evaporated, add the olive oil, black pepper, and salt.
•Be sure to rinse your rice thoroughly in cold water before cooking to remove any unpleasant aromas when you first open the package of konjac rice.
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•Do not skip the dry pan frying! This step is crucial to get rid of all the excess water in shirataki rice. Once all the water seems to have dried up, other ingredients can be added to the dish.
Storage: Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
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