Description
Bring a nutritious, traditional touch to your daily meals with Annam Red Parboiled Matta Rice. Renowned as a daily staple across Kerala and coastal Karnataka, Matta rice stands out due to its yellowish-red grains and characteristic outer streaks of nutrient-dense red bran. Unlike standard polished white rice, Annam Matta Rice retains its natural grain integrity, delivering an authentic nutty flavor and a satisfyingly hearty texture.
Why Choose Annam Matta Rice?
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High Nutritional Value: Because the rice is parboiled inside its husk before milling, vital minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants migrate directly into the grain core.
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Rich in Dietary Fiber: Retains a portion of its natural red bran layer, providing significantly more digestive fiber and keeping you feeling full and energized for longer.
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Low Glycemic Index: Digested much slower than regular white rice, making it an excellent, wholesome option for managing blood sugar levels and maintaining a balanced diet.
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Perfect Culinary Texture: The grains expand beautifully and stay separate when cooked. It is the definitive choice for pairing with traditional sambar, fish curries, spicy stews, or for preparing comforting Kanji (rice porridge).
## Technical Specifications & Attributes
| Attribute | Value |
| Brand | Annam |
| Product Name | Red Parboiled Matta Rice (Palakkadan Matta) |
| Grain Type | Short-to-Medium Bold Grain, Red Parboiled |
| Net Weight | 10 kg / 22.04 lbs |
| Origin | Product of India |
| Dietary Features | 100% Vegetarian, High-Fiber, Gluten-Free |
| Packaging | Durable woven carry bag with built-in handles |
## Cooking & Preparation Guidelines
Because Matta rice is a thick, unpolished grain, it requires slightly more water and cooking time than standard white rice:
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Washing & Soaking: Thoroughly rinse the rice in cold water 2–3 times. For the best texture and shorter cooking times, soak the grains for 30 to 45 minutes before boiling.
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Water-to-Rice Ratio: Use a $3:1$ or $4:1$ water-to-rice ratio if cooking in an open pot, or a $2.5:1$ ratio for a pressure cooker.
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Cooking: Simmer until the grains are completely plump and soft yet firmly retain their shape. Drain any excess water before serving hot.







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