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Uploaded by on Jun 11, 2009

How to cook white rice

****NOTE****
When cooking rice if you buy rice that has not been pre-rinsed you will need to put rice in bowl and continue to pour water off the rice until the water runs clear,or you can use a sift and run water over the rice until it runs clear. I used rice that has already been rinsed before the company bagged the rice.******

1 1/2 cups uncooked rice
3 cups of water
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 tablespoon unsalted butter

Bring water to boil and add uncooked rice to the boiling water. Then add 1/2 tablespoon unsalted butter and 1 teaspoon of salt, mix together and cover. Reduce heat to low and allow rice to cook for 20-25 minutes. Remove from heat (do not remove lid) and allow rice to stand for 5 to 8 minutes.

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  • every time i try this the bottom of the rice is very burnt. It some times gives the rice a bad smoky flavor, how can i keep it from burning? =(

  • I would reccommend staying away from aluminum pots. I hope that solves your problem.

  • actually i believe that may be the problem, ill try another batch this weekend. Thanks for your help!! 5 stars! =D

  • No problem pls let me know how it turns out and pls subscribe to my channel.

  • yes! i made a batch early this afternoon, it turned out wonderful! very fluffy, and white as can be!! Thank you so much for the tip!^^

    God Bless!!!~

  • I'm happy it turned out wonderful! If you need any tips for anything else contact me.

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  • Needed a small reminder...thx for the upload ^^

    That over top is spotless to, nice :p

  • Here are a few things that may be the problem.

    If you're using a cheaper brand rice it tends to be very starchy thus causing the rice to cook to quickly causing it to burn.

    If you're using a pot that isn't of good quality this could be the problem as well. A pot that is very thin disturbutes heat unevenly and doesn't cool off quickly as it should. By that happening even though you've turned your temp down on the stove the pot is screaming hot because of the boiling water.

  • It can serve up to 6 people depending on how much rice they eat.

  • just wondering for the amount of rice you put in there for how many people can it serve?

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