Two novel yeast strains were identified by sequencing for rice wine production. Rice wine (low alcohol by volume) was prepared from local raw materials of Nepal. Beer, Chyang, Bouza, Pito are few rice ...

Add mushrooms, beef broth, sherry wine, and rice to the pot and combine. Bring to a boil and then reduce to a simmer ... Yes, you can make this dish vegetarian or vegan by substituting the ground beef ...

Fresh ginger adds an extra kick to this quick, easy ramen that comes together in about 25 minutes. The recipe calls for ...

Again, not necessarily a bad thing, but not the best substitute for the real thing, either. Grüvi Dry Red Blend: Our first canned wine of the bunch! Grüvi wins points for portability and dryness ...

but you’ll generally want three to four cups of water for every cup of rice. You can also substitute stock for plain water. Bring the water and rice to a boil in a saucepan and simmer until the ...

China National Rice Research Institute, Hangzhou, China. Measures such as genetic improvement and monitoring of planting environments have contributed to this advance, which has occurred alongside ...

and “Why the Family Matters.” For the past three years, I was a substitute teacher in the public schools of Warren County, Virginia. I served both as an aide in classrooms with a regular full ...

In the vineyards of Bordeaux, the unspeakable has become the drinkable. Wine without alcohol has arrived. The heresy of yesterday is now – thanks to science and economic crisis – the ...

California producers are making sparkling wines that are better than ever. For them, it’s not about trying to create something that tastes like Champagne. It’s about highlighting the best of ...

While most people are focused on baking cookies and wrapping gifts, the sexagenarian is dedicated to bottling her homemade rice wine, a treasured family tradition passed down through generations.

Rice vinegar is a lightly sweet and sour vinegar that’s often used in Asian cooking. All it takes to make rice vinegar is to ferment the rice in water to produce alcohol. This rice alcohol is ...

Method Champenoise refers to the Champagne method of making bubbly—an elaborate (arguably mad) lengthy multi-step process which involves making a still wine, blending it with other still wines ...