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Title: Do you like to eat rice? What kind or how it is prepared?
Post by: ChrissyRyan on August 10, 2024, 08:46:45 AM
Post by: ChrissyRyan on August 10, 2024, 08:46:45 AM
Do you like to eat rice? What kind or how it is prepared? Of course, cooked rice.
But do you prefer white, brown, Jasmine, sticky, fried, parboiled, etc.?
What do you generally eat with the rice?
Chrissy
But do you prefer white, brown, Jasmine, sticky, fried, parboiled, etc.?
What do you generally eat with the rice?
Chrissy
Title: Re: Do you like to eat rice? What kind or how it is prepared?
Post by: Maid Marion on August 10, 2024, 11:45:53 AM
Post by: Maid Marion on August 10, 2024, 11:45:53 AM
Steamed white rice.
Cheap rice cookers work exceptionally well, as they use a magnetic timer to sense when the rice is done!
When the water is boiled off the temperature rises very quickly and the magnet ceases to be a magnet!
The loss of magnetism turns off the rice cooker.
But, I have an expensive Zojirushi rice cooker.
Sometimes I'll add sliced Chinese pork sausage to the rice to cook both the sausage and the rice simultaneously.
Cheap rice cookers work exceptionally well, as they use a magnetic timer to sense when the rice is done!
When the water is boiled off the temperature rises very quickly and the magnet ceases to be a magnet!
The loss of magnetism turns off the rice cooker.
But, I have an expensive Zojirushi rice cooker.
Sometimes I'll add sliced Chinese pork sausage to the rice to cook both the sausage and the rice simultaneously.
Title: Re: Do you like to eat rice? What kind or how it is prepared?
Post by: ChrissyRyan on August 10, 2024, 02:49:30 PM
Post by: ChrissyRyan on August 10, 2024, 02:49:30 PM
Quote from: Maid Marion on August 10, 2024, 11:45:53 AMSteamed white rice.
Cheap rice cookers work exceptionally well, as they use a magnetic timer to sense when the rice is done!
When the water is boiled off the temperature rises very quickly and the magnet ceases to be a magnet!
The loss of magnetism turns off the rice cooker.
But, I have an expensive Zojirushi rice cooker.
Sometimes I'll add sliced Chinese pork sausage to the rice to cook both the sausage and the rice simultaneously.
Interesting, that is.
Chrissy