| 1 | I use a method that results in perfect rice every time. |
| 2 | I cook it in a non-stick pot on the stove, not in a rice cooker: first, be sure to rinse the rice with cold water until most of the starch is removed and the water pours off pretty clear. |
| 3 | Then, add enough water to cover the rice and boil for about 7 minutes. |
| 4 | Test the rice by biting into a few grains...it should be firm, but not crunchy. |
| 5 | Be sure not to over-cook the rice at this stage (it"s better to have it a little under-cooked). |
| 6 | Drain in a colander and rinse the rice with about 2-3 cups fresh water. |
| 7 | Put the rice back in the pot and steam with the lid on for 30-40 mins. |
| 8 | Over low heat. |
| 9 | The rice will develop a nice crunchy bottom that"s delicious (eat this first so it doesn"t get soggy!) i also have two variations that are great...these are classic persian dishes. |
| 10 | Cilantro / green onion rice ============================== after you drain the rice in the colander, add 1 bunch chopped cilantro and 1 bunch chopped green onions (chop them into *small* pieces...i use the food processor). |
| 11 | Mix it all together and return to the pot to steam as described above. |
| 12 | (these proportions are for about 6 cups cooked rice). |
| 13 | Dill / lima bean rice ======================= after you drain the rice in the colander, add 1 bunch chopped dill and 1 box frozen baby lima beans. |
| 14 | Mix it all together and return to the pot to steam as described above. |
| 15 | (again, this is for about 6 cups cooked rice). |
| 16 | Hope you enjoy these! . |
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