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Wild rice is a native American grass that bears a grain used for food.
It is a tall plant that grows naturally in water in the Western Great Lakes area. The Native Americans of the area have used it as a staple food for many centuries and today it is still gathered in the traditional way, by hand, and marketed for consumption as a luxury food. A truly unique and versatile grain, it serves deliciously from a maindish to a dessert, snack food to a cereal, a bread to an accompaniment to fish, fowl, pork, beef or wild game. Recipes Recipes Wild rice is a native American grass that bears a grain used for food. It is a tall plant that grows naturally in water in the Western Great Lakes area.