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  • susukimotorola

  • what the frak is up with him and "THE GUYS"..

  • LOOKS NICE and EASY will do that later today! thanks

  • nothing more than egg fried rice with ham and cheese...... just an asian food with some western ingredients add in to it

  • Beware: when cooked rice is left in a nice warm place for a few hours (such as your jersey pocket) the naturally occuring Bacillus cereus will multiply to food poisioning inducing levels. This is a high risk food use.

  • @makeminea99 good call, I didn't know that, but I suspect that's the smell rice takes on after sitting too long. This guy is a phd and he's using metal utensils on non-stick cookware, cooking with evoo, and then claiming there's rationale and reason.

  • @zacksentry Well spotted. Always use wooden utensils and take your oil cold. Doesn't everyone know this already?!

  • @zacksentry B. cereus can form an endospore, that is why cooking won't kill them. That said, WASHING can remove the bacteria... So it really doesn't matter if you practice clean technique whether it is left out. Besides, they need to produce a significant portion of toxin to actually make you sick, so even if you don't get ALL of it, you will be fine. Clean procedure is more than sufficient to avoid B. cereus poisoning. Dr. Lim is fine with what he is doing, at least medically speaking.

  • @halfLotusMusic oh ok. You'd better tell makeminea99 too.

  • @zacksentry While I totally agree with the metal-on-non-stick problem, the whole "don't cook with evoo" thing has been disproved. Any reasonable quality evoo will not smoke at normal frying temperatures. Grapeseed is probably better, but evoo is just fine.

  • Just looking at this makes me hungry

  • Actually, if you can get those individual nori wrapped in cellophane which takes only a pull of a plastic tab to separate without having to handle the rice ball (the takeout version of onigiri), I can see some pretty creative on-the-go lunch ideas.

  • Add a sheet of nori and you can call it Onigiri.

  • I've got a longer single day race coming up, might give these a try, they look tasty.

  • These are pretty darn good!  Try some raisins!

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  • thank you so much it´s great !!!

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