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LadyBlue On November 12, 2008

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#16New Post! Oct 24, 2008 @ 14:40:00
@sillygoosey Said

eek...okay. next time you go shopping, get long grained white rice.

Here's what I do:

Rinse the rice off first to get rid of any pebbles or hulls and extra starch; until the water runs clear.

I use about a cup of rice for myself and fill the pot with water until it covers the rice and it's about 2 or so inches from the top of the pot...i also add a little salt

I put the water on to boil, when it starts to boil I stir and then turn down the flame all the while stirring so it wont stick.

I let it simmer/boil for about 15-20 minutes after that, but you need to keep stirring. After that I check the rice, i like my rice semi firm semi soft. so at this point i take it off the burner and strain it and rinse again with water.



Thank you, this is very detailed and helpful.
sillygoosey On July 23, 2009




Full of Hope,
#17New Post! Oct 24, 2008 @ 14:43:26
You're welcome
krazybones On November 22, 2008

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Cemetery Hills, United States
#18New Post! Oct 24, 2008 @ 15:49:13
Why not try those boiling bag types, that way there is no burning or sticking to anything. The rice will be cooking itself inside a bag in a pot of water. 8)
USA On May 25, 2020




Chicago, Illinois
#19New Post! Oct 24, 2008 @ 18:47:23
An important tip is to make sure you choose the right type of rice. Some brands of rice are very starchy, such as Arborio, Tai and Sushi rice. They are best used for dishes where stickiness is needed to a degree. Other brands of rice... such Basmatic rice are less starchy, and therefore tend to stick less. So choose your brand wisely
Another tip is to cook rice in boiling water. Warms the pot, toast your rice (with or without oil) then add your spices and pre-boiled water. As soon as the water re-boils, lower the heat.
Always cook with just a little less water then is actually required. After you turn off the heat source, add the remaining portion of water... only this time use cold water. Cover again, and let sit for 10 minutes.
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