What does it taste like?
Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Grains
현미
Common aliases
brown rice · cooked brown rice
Brown rice appears in Korean soups, stir-fries, salads, and side dishes. The source recipe may use a particular cut or form, so check the Korean ingredient note before cooking.
Flavor and texture vary by variety, freshness, and preparation.
Use the form and amount listed in the recipe; trim or rinse as needed.
Look for fresh brown rice with no off smell or sliminess.
Refrigerate promptly and follow the package date when one is provided.
White short-grain rice cooks softer and has less nutty flavor.

Savory brown rice balls mixed with seasoned hijiki, coated with crushed seaweed and egg, then grilled in a pan.
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Brown rice and short-grain rice are cooked with crown daisy and wild chives, then served with a mild tofu sauce made with gochujang, doenjang, and kelp broth.
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Brown rice, sweet potato, mushrooms, and onion are cooked with low-fat milk into a smooth, savory porridge.
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