Every Filipino Kitchen Essential
This
would be a very short food recipe featuring how to cooked plain rice using a
rice cooker. Yes, this may be very elementary, but there was a time, I was 8
years old, I was asked to cook rice and I did not know how. It is amazing in
the 21 st century, certain individuals still believe that just because I am of a
certain gender that I innately know how to cook. In order pacify my 8 years old
self, I will address this through a blog post.
In
previous blog post, I have featured another method in cooking plain rice and
other food recipes that has rice as an ingredient. Using a rice cooker, make
the cooking more convenient, yet simple details will be helpful. Here
we go:
Cooked (plain) Rice
The
recipe yields 4 servings.
Preparation
Time: 5 minutes
Cooking
Time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
2
cups short-grained
white rice
2
cups water
Procedures:
1. Using
the inner aluminum pot of the rice cooker, place in the 2 cups of rice and
rinse with cold water. Rinse by scrubbing the wet rice between your hands. And
then drain. Repeat rinse and drain until the water is almost clear.
2.
Drain and add 2 cups of water. The ratio between the rice and water will
depends on the variant of rice, but most short grained plain rice follow the 1
is to 1 ratio.
3.
Wipe dry the bottom of the pot and place it inside the rice cooker. Level the
rice.
4.
Plug and turn on the rice cooker and push down to cook, indicated by a light on
the “cook” label.
5. The
rice is cooked when the “warm” light label turns on. Let it seat for 5 minutes
to let excess moisture evaporate.
6.
Turn off and unplug the rice cooker. Take the inner pot out and let it cool for
5 minutes before fluffing the rice. Cover to keep it warm.
NTS:
Best
serve hot.
Cooked rice can be stored in the
refrigerator for a week.
To reheat rice using the rice cooker, place
the rice on the rice cooker’s steamer tray and fluff the rice. Add 1/4 cup of
water in the inner pot of the cooker and place the tray on the inner pot. Then,
turn on the cooker.
Please
share your experience in cooking. Feel free to share your thoughts, any
corrections, suggestions and reactions, as it will definitely guide and inspire
create better content. Thank you so much.
As
always enjoy!
Reference
and Inspired by:
1.
Alex M.
2.
Waineru, S. (2018, September 13). Bibimbop.
[Blog Post]. Retrieved from
3. Waineru.
S. (2018, July 5). How to Cooked Rice. [Blog
Post]. Retrieved from http://inourhomesweethome.blogspot.com/2018/07/how-to-cooked-rice.html
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