To make great sandwiches, it is all about the bread, the mains, and the condiments. The corporate side of food has done everything possible to cheapen all

Bite into this simple and classic Italian appetizer and enjoy the oozing melted mozzarella in the centre of these crisp and golden rice balls.

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A quick and easy vegan weeknight meal made with grains like jasmine and black rice, split peas and millet. Substitute whatever vegetables you have on hand.

The combination of beans and grains makes this hearty chili an excellent source of protein for vegans and vegetarians. Great nacho topper too.

A delicious paella that fuses Spanish and Asian flavours. Made with a nutritious blend of Louisiana popcorn rice, split peas, and millet.

A Middle Eastern salad with lots of fresh-herb flavour made with a unique blend of six grains including wehani rice, rye berries and brown rice

Fennel seed and lavender are aromatic additions to this gorgeous rice. Knight rice is sometimes called purple rice for the colour it turns after cooking.

Bomba is a small grain, non-starchy Spanish rice traditionally used in paella. It's fried with flavourings before liquid is added.

Knight rice turns purple when cooked, creating a stunning presentation with a slightly sticky, chewy texture and an appealing nutty flavour.

Sushi rice, embellished with the perfect amount of spice, brings this Japanese staple to life. Best when made from rice that's been cooked a day in advance.

A short grain rice dyed green with bamboo juice that has a mild green tea taste and aroma.

Fresh cilantro and lime brighten the flavour of this rice. It's perfect served with grilled salmon or unagi, Japanese barbequed eel.

A beautiful and aromatic combination of fresh coconut, Indian spices and Jade rice make this a special side dish.

How does a Butcher Shop compete, surrounded by chain supermarket meat counters and price discounters? Read on to find out.

Specialty jams used to be a welcome addition to a food retailer's offering. This is no longer the case.Specialty stores are renting incubator kitchens