EASY HOME MADE RICE STARCH.

[@LeahBergquist]

I have to watch all your videos now because your voice and accent feel like a hug. Also, thank you for the tutorial!!

[@MK-jb5sj]

Thank you, Veeba! You make this look so easy!

[@lisahold]

Amazing- I am Chinese we use Rice starch all the time- so happy to know how to do it now Thank U!!

[@veebaskitchen]

🙏🏽❤️

[@MasofsKitchen]

Wow, such an amazing recipe 😍. Beautifully done

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks sis🙏🏽❤️

[@carriesullivan8234]

Oh thank you! I like you! ❤ great step by step. Keep em coming.

[@ExhibitingMummysRecipes]

Ooooh wooow,I love the process and have not done it before

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks sis🙏🏽❤️

[@mansidasgupta7104]

Nice. Idea. For. Dry. Rice. Floure. For. Cook

[@veebaskitchen]

Yes, thanks

[@AkudosKitchen]

We are learning everyday. Thanks for sharing

[@veebaskitchen]

Thank you and welcome sis🙏🏽❤️

[@blondesert]

I followed your instructions and I am so happy, it turned out pretty good. Tomorrow I am going to make face cream with it. If you have a receipt for that, please send the link.❤

[@margaritapina9094]

Exelente

[@ديمةب]

Also, rinsing the rice and discarding the water until the water runs clear is wrong in my humble opinion as you are actually getting rid of most of the rice surface starch .

[@tnvolzfan9457]

Exactly!!

[@kawaiajackson9037]

Agreed but still a great video

[@cynthiaboateng431]

Wow I like how you used the kitchen towel to dry the water fr9m the starch. Wow the sun dried it well. Outcome is amazing with the aid of the food processor

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks so much sis🙏🏽❤️

[@opescorner3706]

Awesome 👍... You did a good job.. I'll love to try this out....

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks sis🙏🏽❤️

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks sis🙏🏽❤️

[@mgtv5482]

Thank you very much. It worked! 👏

[@aideecamus9771]

Beautiful video
You are so neat!
👍 good job
Thanks for sharing

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks so much 🙏🏽

[@natashasweis1761]

Amazing! Can I dehydrate it in my oven, low heat?

[@Yummycash]

thank you too for this, hope per boiled rice can be also made to this.. kisss

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks yummy🙏🏽Yes to your question but I have not tried it before.The motive is to extract starch from rice so is definitely a YES 👍 🙏🏽❤️

[@lisahold]

I have tried making it with the cooked rice method, but you cannot separate the water easily from the cooked rice, and the texture is different

[@systakitchen]

Nicely done ✔

[@veebaskitchen]

Thanks so much sis🙏🏽❤️

[@andrew20kijjambu18]

do u guys think it can be a good binder briquette making?

[@MdRaju-hh1fg]

Beautiful work 😀

[@veebaskitchen]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@nyarkoskitchen6457]

Wow, looks amazing

[@veebaskitchen]

Sis.Thank you so much 🙏🏽❤️

[@SofiaSabi-l2r]

Is rice strach contien lectins or not

[@rinkyreena20]

Is Rice starch and rice flour both are different?

[@shanayakhan4145]

Thank you ❤️ from India ❤️

[@kawaiajackson9037]

Great video, thank you for sharing!

[@chacha5895]

I wonder if I can dry the starch in my food dehydrator. We don’t have much sun at this time in Northern USA. Thank you!

[@veebaskitchen]

Yes you can!

[@kshanadadeshpande3542]

How many days it can be stored?

[@lunangellus]

hi thannk you! we rarely have the sun here lately, can i use the oven instead?

[@veebaskitchen]

Yes, absolutely

[@amarachimpamah5238]

Can I use the microwave to dry it faster?

[@salifuafesheitutani3330]

Please is Rice flour different from Rice powder

[@jasonmarch1983]

This is just rice flour, lol. You can make it with an electric dry mill in about 50 secs. I do it all the time. Yes it makes a great thickening agent.

[@Aviator168]

I use my coffee grinder.

[@ElizaA12345]

I live in England there's no sun here lol... is there another way to dry out the starch? Oven maybe? Any advice would be helpful. Thank you 😊

[@Some_guy_passing_by]

Dehydrator . If you put that in the oven , it will certainly cook . But you can just grind rice into rice flour and use it as rice starch , it wouldn't make much change in the taste . Rice is very starchy and almost no fibre , so rice flour would be just as good .

[@ديمةب]

That is rice flour as you are using the whole rice grain, not just the starch .

[@ahoorakia]

why not grind the dry rice to begin with?😁😁

[@katerinem.santos4714]

Is this what Koreans use to have glass skin?

[@hiennguyen-be1nu]

Rice STARCH is different from rice FLOUR
This end product actualy is flour, not starch, I woud say

[@vanessaa306]

could one not make corn starch out of mielie meel instead of sweetcorn?

[@peepsqueeqe1345]

and we can always dry grind the rice 😂

[@kimjun677]

Because she's making rice starch and not rice flour.

[@ohemaaafia9875]

This is stressful and too much to do nah besides is winter now so …