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Q.Why is it called "Dodki" Rice?
A: It is named after the Ridge Gourd (Dodka) because the grains have unique vertical lines or ridges on them, similar to the vegetable
Q.Is this rice polished?
A: No. At Past In Present Agro, we provide unpolished rice to ensure the natural nutrients and authentic taste are not lost to chemicals.
Q.Why is it recommended for Idli and Dosa?
A: Dodki Rice has a specific starch content that helps in better fermentation, resulting in softer Idlis and better batter consistency.
Q.Can I use it for making Bhakri?
A: Yes! It is one of the best varieties for rice Bhakri because of its excellent binding quality and traditional taste.
Q.Where is this rice sourced from?
A: We source it directly from farmers in the Satara region of Maharashtra, ensuring you get the freshest native crop
Q.Does it contain any preservatives?
A: No. Our USP is No Chemicals and No Preservatives. We believe in providing food in its most natural form.
Q.How is the taste compared to regular Basmati?
A: Unlike the strong aroma of Basmati, Dodki Rice has a mild, earthy, and "home-like" flavor that complements Indian dals and curries perfectly.
Q.Is it suitable for small children and elders?
A: Yes, it is a clean, natural grain that has been a staple in Maharashtrian households for generations
Q.Do I need to soak it before cooking?
A: For Idli/Dosa batter, soaking for 4-6 hours is recommended. For regular steaming, a 20-minute soak helps in even cooking.