Ponni Boiled rice comes from the state of Tamil Nadu in South India. Developed there, it has now become a favourite in other states of India as well. Ponni, meaning ‘Gold’, is an apt name for the yellow-golden grains. The boiled rice is prepared by steaming the grain before it is husked. As a result, the grain absorbs many of the nutrients from the husk.

Uses
– Annam’s Ponni Boiled rice can be used as regular rice with gravies. It absorbs the taste of curries well.
– It can be used to make idli-dosa batter.
– It is used to make rice dishes like masala rice, lemon rice, pudina rice etc.