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Wild Rice
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posted 15 years ago
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Has anyone here harvested and processed wild rice? This is something I'm interested in trying.
The harvest methods are pretty straightforward, but I need a little practical advise on processing.
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wild rice is not rice, but more like buckwheat.... which of course is not wheat. You might find out more by looking up buckwheat is what I am trying to say. You must have some open water....
I have always liked the taste of wild rice.
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i'm most interested in the parching process. As far as I know buckwheat does not need to be parched.
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