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Roasted rice powder
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toasted rice powder, kao kua
What is Roasted rice powder?
Roasted (or toasted) rice powder (kao kua) is made from white rice that has been dry-roasted until the grains turn a rich brown color. The browned rice is then ground into a fine powder. Toss rice powder into salads to add a toasty flavor. It also serves to absorb juices to keep the salads dry. Roasted rice powder is used in spicy northeastern-style Thai salads
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