What Type Of Rice You Makan (AAA)
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DesertWind:
Does it take away the 'raw' taste?Jennifer:
To remove the chewy texture, I soak the mixed rice grains in the rice cooker for 1-2 hours before cooking. The cooked grains are softer like white rice.
Yes, this is certainly a good way to cook the brown rice, to soak it first!
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DesertWind:
After soaking, do you use back the water to cook the rice, or throw it away and refill with water?Jennifer:
To remove the chewy texture, I soak the mixed rice grains in the rice cooker for 1-2 hours before cooking. The cooked grains are softer like white rice.
Yes, this is certainly a good way to cook the brown rice, to soak it first!
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Happy Mama:
After soaking, do you use back the water to cook the rice, or throw it away and refill with water?[/quote]Wash first throw away all dirty water then soak. Then switch on the cooker cook the rice in the clean soak water!DesertWind:
[quote=\"Jennifer\"] To remove the chewy texture, I soak the mixed rice grains in the rice cooker for 1-2 hours before cooking. The cooked grains are softer like white rice.
Yes, this is certainly a good way to cook the brown rice, to soak it first!
:celebrate:
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DesertWind:
Wash first throw away all dirty water then soak. Then switch on the cooker cook the rice in the clean soak water!
After soaking, do you use back the water to cook the rice, or throw it away and refill with water?Happy Mama:
[quote=\"DesertWind\"]
Yes, this is certainly a good way to cook the brown rice, to soak it first!
:celebrate:
[/quote]Ok, noted. Thank you DesertWind. :celebrate:
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I bought ntuc fairprice brand brown rice; I just cook as normal white rice w/o soaking. It works well.
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starlight1968sg:
I bought ntuc fairprice brand brown rice; I just cook as normal white rice w/o soaking. It works well.
Yes, actually I just tried to cook the Songhe brown rice straight together with the white rice without soaking. Came out OK leh! No need to soak also can!
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