FOR ALL RICE TYPES
do these steps first
Measure how much rice you want to use
1 cup of rice = 180ml
Rinse the rice in a sieve or similar by running through water (for short grain rice run until clear)
then either cook in a saucepan or a rice cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
1. Absorption method (Pan)
2. Rice Cooker
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Absolutely. There is a huge difference. This is because when you cook rice in a saucepan you are pretty much boiling the rice only. There is very little steaming, braising, resting or rising and falling in temperature. This means that the best of the nutrients, flavour and texture are not retained. This is why would always advise to use a rice cooker with advanced fuzzy logic. A good rice cooker will also save you time and energy too!
We would recommend that you buy a rice washing bowl. They usually look like this:
To correctly wash right you should use a shaking and swirling motion in a motion that is similar to gold panning. See this video here.
Yes. We have a recipe blog at www.greedy-panda.com
We also sell a very useful Greedy panda cookbook available by clicking here.
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