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Re[2]: [Good_Eats] Ways to cook brown rice

On Thursday, January 8, 2009, 7:36:11 AM, Becky Bear wrote:

> Isn't that only if you're trying to achieve crust, like in a paella?

If you don't want crust, then crust is a bad thing. But I found at
least one cookbook which says that ideally you should cook your
(brown) rice until the bottom of the pan is scorched. The crunchy part
is the best, the most yang and the richest in minerals.



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I'm not looking for recipes, but techniques for straight-up brown rice.  Rice cooker, pressure cooker, stove-top, oven, microwave...  If you're a brown rice... 		Jeremy Sullivan
jersully
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10:36 pm

Honestly, I've used Alton's recipe and technique for a couple of years now, and it's the best for me. No more worrying about burning the bottom, etc. I use...
NRW
truzdaddy
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10:39 pm

... I seem to recall that the crust on the bottom has a name which doesn't come to me now, and is regarded as the best part. -- Dwight A. Corrin 316.303.9385...
Dwight A Corrin
dacorrin
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6:57 am

Isn't that only if you're trying to achieve crust, like in a paella? ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Becky Bear
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1:36 pm

... If you don't want crust, then crust is a bad thing. But I found at least one cookbook which says that ideally you should cook your (brown) rice until the...
Dwight Corrin
dacorrin
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2:56 am

I just do it in my cast iron pot (the ceramic coated....generic version of le creuset) and it works fine...no burning in there. It does take a while, but not...
angela.pahl@...
angbanjo
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12:21 pm

I use all dashi when I make the rice if I am using broth. Right now I am using turkey broth, since its after thanksgiving. Sometimes instant dashi and...
Burpingcat
trout2hooked
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2:46 pm

... I like that crunchy part, but my wife doesn't. The new rice cooker doesn't make as nice a crust as the old one. ... [Non-text portions of this message...
Burpingcat
trout2hooked
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5:20 pm

Could you refresh us on what that is, for the ones of us who don't do it regularly... ... =====...
Lance M
monarch1st
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12:43 am

... Here ya go: Brown Rice - Easy Preparation Alton Brown 1-1/2 cups brown rice (short or medium grain) 2-1/2 C very hot (just off boiling) water 1 TBL...
relaena
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12:49 am

Thank you! ... =====...
Lance M
monarch1st
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12:59 am

... so how do you cook it in the summer? -- Dwight A. Corrin 316.303.9385 phone ahead to fax dcorrin at fastmail.fm photo galleries at...
Dwight A Corrin
dacorrin
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2:13 am

I've found a way to keep rice sticking in my little rice cooker. Coat the pan with cold butter before you start, and don't let it go into the warm cycle....
jersully
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3:08 am

My favorite is the stove top, though it isn't particularly fast. Jeremy Sullivan <jersully@...> wrote: I'm not looking for recipes, but...
Huraiva
la_folle77
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11:17 pm

I use a rice steamer. We have an Oster 5711, and it works very nicely. ... -- Elizabeth Schechter House Oakenhame SCA: Aurelia Aurifaber. Barony of Darkwater,...
Elizabeth Schechter
aureliabh
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11:52 pm

I use a rice cooker that take about 45 minutes for 2 cups (japanese measure). I cook rice several times a week so I bought a good one. If I had to do it...
Burpingcat
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