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2025-03-14 13:34
Am I the only one who struggles to make rice in a pot??? Ain’t it just supposed to be as simple as water, rice, boil? 😅
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20 分鐘內
Elisa Lewellen
bshoes7
I struggle too. I'm not a good cook. But. The tricks I've seen work are: Add enough water (it's always more than I think Bring to a boil for a minute or two Turn off the heat and let it sit a while without lifting the top.
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Neecy🦂💋
neecygetsit
31 years old and I still can’t make rice lol
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Anais M. Avery, DDS
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Oh girl, I ain’t evvaaaa made rice without it being in a bag.
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Daniel Blacktin
danielblacktin
For white rice the ratio is 1 cup of water per 1 cup of rice. Once you bring it to a simmer you lower the heat and cover with a lid. The grain of rice will absorb the water as it cooks.
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Crystal Mendez
honeyamerie
Wash your rice til the water runs clean. If your rice is mushy, that means too much starch & you didn’t wash enough. 1 cup rice to 2 cups of water in your pot. Bring to a boil then lower the heat to a simmer & cover. Usually 15 minutes or until all the water is gone. Let it sit for about 5 minutes, then fluff. Oh & season to your liking 😂
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dimple.demon89
First, wash the rice until the water is clear. Second, not all rice is the same. I learned that Basmati rice takes less water than other rices. 1.5 cups water per 1 cup Basmati is recommended. And, personally, a rice cooker makes it so much easier. Hope your next batch turns out better ❤️
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Elizabeth Lundell
elizabeth_d_lundell
It never turns out and I am a pretty decent cook. A rice cooker is well worth it if you eat rice often.
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Patrice Campbell
2016says_hi
I think the altitude has a lot to do with the water/rice ratio. I had to experiment a bit when I moved to Colorado.
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Georgene Winkler
redroses1944
Yes, easy peasy
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Jim Barker
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Stir regularly so it doesn't stick to the bottom and burn