Fortune Biryani Special Basmati Rice
We know the effort that goes into making your perfect biryani, that's why we take extra care while selecting the most premium biryani basmati rice for all your feasts.
Feast on the country's finest long-grain Biryani basmati rice!
Add a charm to all your biryani dishes with Fortune’s Special Biryani Basmati Rice. With the longest basmati grain, it's meant to make your biryani, be it Hyderabadi or Lucknowi look royal and taste exquisite. It’s time to take pride in serving your guests and family with this biryani rice.
World's longest basmati grain
Non-sticky grain texture
Ideal for every type of biryani for that perfect taste and texture
your favorite biryani basmati available in all feast sizes
Pouch
1 kg
Bag
5 kgs
Give your biryani the long basmati rice it deserves. Bring home the best Biryani Basmati Rice
Know your Biryani Basmati Rice
Frequent questions answered by those that bring you this product
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What are the different types of rice?
There are numerous varieties of rice which can be classified based on Length, texture, color and aroma of the rice. But broadly rice can be classified into 4 types, ie., Brown rice, Organic rice, Basmati rice and non-basmati rice.
One of the most popular rice in India is the biryani basmati rice used profoundly to cook Biryanis. It gets its name from its distinct sweet aroma. Basmati rice also comes in many varieties, such as, rozana basmati rice, basmati rice, sella basmati rice, mini mogra basmati rice, mogro basmati rice, dubar basmati rice, tibar basmati rice, etc.
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What is basmati rice?
The term basmati refers to “full of aroma”, therefore basmati is a long grain aromatic rice, having a distinct sweet aroma that elevates the dishes made with it it is grown traditionally in Indian subcontinent and only some places have a Gl for basmati rice, these places include Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Uttarakhand. Western Uttar Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.
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What are the health benefits of using Biryani Basmati Rice?
Basmati rice is generally lower in cholesterol and has several antioxidants, which makes this rice a healthy rice for daily consumption
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Is the Biryani Basmati Rice a long grain rice?
Yes, generally, Biryani Basmati Rice has a longer grain compared to other rice varieties. But this may vary, you can check out the Fortune range of Biryani Basmati Rice to see which one is best for you.
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Why is basmati rice aged?
Some varieties of basmati rice taste best when aged. The aging adds a new layer and dimension of flavor to your rice dishes. Hence it was originally the first preference to cook Biryani and people started recognizing it as Biryani Basmati Rice.
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Can I use basmati rice for daily cooking?
Yes, of course! Cooking basmati rice need not be just for special occasions, some varieties of basmati rice are generally used for special occasions, but Fortune offers a wide range of basmati that can be used daily as well as for special days.
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What pack sizes do Fortune’s Biryani Basmati rice come in?
The Fortune Biryani Special Basmati is available in 1kg and 5kg packs.
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What is the best biryani rice?
Fortune Biryani Special Basmati rice and Fortune Biryani Classic Basmati rice are made to give your biryani that extra special basmati taste, they come with extra-long grains and give an amazing aroma. That’s why we recommend using Fortune Biryani Special Basmati rice or Fortune Biryani classic basmati rice for delicious biryanis
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How can I buy basmati rice online?
You can easily buy basmati rice online through various online grocery providers. Fortune Biryani Basmati Rice is available through Big Basket, Grofers ( now Blink It) & Amazon.
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What should be the Basmati rice biryani water ratio while cooking?
While cooking, the basmati rice biryani water ratio should be double the quantity of rice taken. For eg – 2 cups of water for 1 cup of rice.
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How to identify the Best basmati rice?
There are a few factors that will help you identify the best basmati rice.
- Shape & grain length – The longer the grain, the better the quality.
- Aroma – Basmati rice has a distinct & strong aroma.
- Texture – It should be fluffy & should not stick together.
