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How To Cook Rice
Rice is a popular side dish option that goes well with just about anything, including beef, chicken, pork, and vegetables. It's a versatile side dish that can be made even more versatile by adding different seasonings and mix-ins, like butter, chicken broth, wine, veggies, and more. If you love rice, but have trouble cooking rice, then you're in luck! We're here to teach you the secret to making perfect rice. Pretty soon, you'll be serving it as an option at all your dinner gatherings!
Check out our video and tips on how to cook rice. Once you learn how easy it is, in no time at all, you'll be sayin', "OOH, IT'S SO GOOD!!®"
- Find a large enough pot. Rice triples in size when it cooks, so make sure you cook your rice in a pot that has plenty of room.
- Pour cold water into pot, along with rice and desired amount of salt. You can also use chicken broth, wine, or any other liquid you choose. Just make sure the overall liquid is equal to the right amount for your rice.
- Bring to a boil over high heat, cover, and reduce heat to a simmer. Simmer for the amount of time needed to cook your rice. Make sure not to remove the cover while the rice is cooking, since the steam that builds up inside is what cooks the rice.
- Remove from heat and let it sit covered for 10 minutes before serving. You can also cook rice using a rice cooker. All you do is put in your rice and water into the rice cooker, set the tab to "cook" and the rice cooker will turn off when it's done!
You can also cook rice using a rice cooker. All you do is put in your rice and water into the rice cooker, set the tab to "cook" and the rice cooker will turn off when it's done!
Check out these easy and tasty rice dishes!:
Add a little crunch to your meal in an unexpected way with our recipe for Peanutty Rice. You'll be surprised to find out how appealing the combination of peanuts and rice really is!
Southwestern Layered Rice is a casserole that's as crunchy as it is creamy. Try out this dish on your family. They're sure to love it!
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