
Overview
You can fry it up, eat it for breakfast, or quaff it down on a hot summer day. It's the world's most versatile grain: RICE. At last count, there were over 140,000 types–white, brown, long-grain, wild, short-grain, jasmine, Arborio, Basmati, black Thai, sweet, sticky–enough to satisfy any discerning palette. From the mountaintops of Nepal to the fertile fields of California and Arkansas, we'll find out everything there is to know about growing, harvesting and milling this tiny, life saving fare. We'll travel to restaurants and distilleries to experience the delicious creations talented masters whip up. It comes in all the colors of the rainbow, served up everyday in countless dishes. It even brews into alcoholic drinks–sake and beer. We'll also go inside the factories that make Rice Cakes and Rice Krispie Treats to discover how they use RICE to make their "snackable" delights.
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17 - 1Mega Stores October 29, 2010
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17 - 2Supersized Food November 05, 2010
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17 - 3Coin Operated II November 12, 2010
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17 - 4Engineering Disasters 22 November 19, 2010
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17 - 5Dogs November 26, 2010
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17 - 6Built to Last December 03, 2010
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17 - 7Secret Underground December 10, 2010
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17 - 8Made in the USA December 17, 2010
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17 - 9Driver's Seat December 21, 2010
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17 - 10Rice December 29, 2010
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17 - 11Packaging January 14, 2011
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17 - 12Grease January 21, 2011
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17 - 13Ropes & Chains January 28, 2011
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17 - 14American Trucking February 04, 2011