I had a customer ask for a machine that grinds rice into a powder.?

Question

What the heck is he going to make with rice powder? I've heard of rice powder as a form of make-up...but what food or foods would you make with or use in rice powder?

Answer 1

Rice flour is used in a lot of Oriental dishes. I think it's also used by people with wheat allergies as a substitute for wheat flour. Either one is a possibility.

And isn't rice milk used as a substitute formula for babies with allergies to regular milk? Not sure about that one, though.

Answer 2

In the philippines, a lot of by products from rice powder are very delicious delicacies. And there are variety of these products. So that's why we have a so called 'small mill' which convert rice into powder food.

Oh, how I miss those 'kakanins' !!!

Answer 3

I use powdered rice to make a "swahili dish" called "mkate wa sinia" You just mix the rice flour with coconut milk, sugar, eggs,cardamon seeds and yeast in a food processor and bake like a cake. It tastes so good!

Answer 4

I have made a ceci dish (garbanzo beans) with ground arborio rice (turns into rice flour) and semolina flour. (I used a blender to grind the rice into a coarse flour). I have also made various forms of mochi (Japanese rice cake) with Mochiko, a rice flour. There are many more recipes out there for rice flour. Check these out:

Answer 5

A blender would work well. Rice powder recipes below:

Answer 6

Rice flour.

Answer 7

Idlis, Dosas, Idiapams, Bibingka,Persian rice cookies,Rice bread..... the list is endless.

Answer 8

Various types of rice-based confectionaries.

Answer 9

I add it to a Filipino dish called Kare-kare. Sort of a thickening agent plus it gives a nice texture. I sometimes use a regular food processor or coffee grinder.

Answer 10

makes rice noodles