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• Is wild rice kosher?

  Also, we dry the rice properly, which prevents the moldy aroma sometimes found with other wild rice. Wild rice, an aquatic grass seed, is higher in protein than other white rices and grains. Certified Kosher by Blue Ribbon Kosher. See the North Bay Kosher List. Common uses: Often used as a major ingredient in soups, stews, and casseroles.

• What is the nutritional value of wild rice?

  Minnesota wild rice — a nutritious aquatic grass seed. Amount/Serving %DV* Amount/Serving %DV* Total Fat 0.3g 1% Total Carb. 24g 8% Sat. Fat 0g 0% Dietary Fiber 2g 8% Trans. Fat 0g Sugars 0g Cholest. 0mg 0% Protein 5g 2 more rows ...

• What is Minnesota Wild Rice?

  Minnesota Wild Rice grows naturally in the lakes in northern Minnesota, and is hand-harvested by tribal members using traditional methods. Our (real) organic Wild Rice is available in 2 convenient sizes. Wash wild rice in 3 changes of hot tap water. In saucepan, heat 1 cup wild rice, 3 cups water and ½ to 1 teaspoon salt (optional). Bring to boil.

• What is wild rice and how is it made?

  Wild rice is a member of the grass family and not rice. It is a long black grain, traditionally grown in the area such as isolated river bed and lake locations. It is native to North America and China having a nutty texture and holds its long shape after cooking.

• Is the American Black Duck really black?

  The American Black Duck isn’t actually black. A closer look reveals that its plumage is a medley of dark brown, beige, and tan that gives it the folk name Dusky Duck. While the male Black Duck could be mistaken for a very dark female Mallard at first glance, several clues make clear that it’s a distinctive bird.