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titleOfInvention A process for preparing wet instant nurungji with good restoring force
abstract The present invention relates to a method for making instant dried rice for porridge (nurungji), in which nonglutinous rice and glutinous rice are mixed, given a fine texture and immersed in water and, in a separate process, rice starch and a liquid concentrate of Polygonatum odoratum are additionally introduced to make cooking water which is used to make cooked rice, after which the cooked rice is mixed with purified water in a dried-rice-for-porridge-forming apparatus, thereby producing dried rice for porridge which then is ground up. The dried rice for porridge made in accordance with the present invention has a developed network structure across the dried-rice-for-porridge material and, once hot water has been added and a predetermined time has elapsed, a large amount of the starch in the dried rice for porridge comes out into solution so giving a predetermined turbidity and a vibrant dried-rice aroma, and the dried rice for porridge is very easy to reconstitute in hot water and is very similar in quality to dried-rice porridges made by the traditional domestic cooking method and it can be stored over a long time.
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