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Left, broken or Mali rice; right, long-grain rice. The former is popular in Senegal, where it is used interchangeably with couscous.
Left, broken or Mali rice; right, long-grain rice. The former is popular in Senegal, where it is used interchangeably with couscous.
An upma dish of broken rice cooked with onions, chilli and ginger, and served with coconut chutney, from India
An upma dish of broken rice cooked with onions, chilli and ginger, and served with coconut chutney, from India
Cơm tấm (literally "broken rice") with a lemongrass pork chop, from Vietnam.
Cơm tấm (literally "broken rice") with a lemongrass pork chop, from Vietnam.
A thieboudienne from Mauritania, with tomato broken rice, fish, and vegetables.
A thieboudienne from Mauritania, with tomato broken rice, fish, and vegetables.
Cơm tấm served with grilled pork and fish sauce.
Cơm tấm served with grilled pork and fish sauce.
Vietnamese scallions and oil garnish used on top of Cơm Tấm
Vietnamese scallions and oil garnish used on top of Cơm Tấm
Cơm Tấm stall on the street.
Cơm Tấm stall on the street.
Cơm Tấm served at restaurants
Cơm Tấm served at restaurants