Can I use regular rice instead of glutinous rice?
No, glutinous rice (sweet rice) is essential for the sticky, chewy texture characteristic of xôi. Regular rice will not yield the same result.
Vietnamese · breakfast
45m
Total time
4
Servings
380
kcal
easy
Difficulty
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FAQ · Things people ask
No, glutinous rice (sweet rice) is essential for the sticky, chewy texture characteristic of xôi. Regular rice will not yield the same result.
To make it vegan, ensure your coconut milk is plant-based and omit any butter or animal-derived ingredients if you choose to add them (though this recipe doesn't include them by default).
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