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You'll note that your new "toy" has a "Rice"
setting. This is an automatic setting that determines cooking time depending on
how much rice you've added. You have no input as to how the appliance will
behave when you select the "Rice" setting. However, the automatic
setting is only for white rice. It cooks the white rice at a lower pressure
setting and the cooking cycle can be much longer than you've anticipated.This
fantastic cooker is really not "Instant" under these pasta
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circumstances.Additionally, the "mouthfeel" of the
cooked rice is unique to each user. For example, most of the recommended
settings yield a cooked product that, in my opinion, are undercooked and a bit
too "crunchy". I like a smooth, silky mouthfeel rice experience. In
my case, I make my rice with a little more water than what other cooks
recommended.A search of the literature will yield myriad "recipes"
for cooking rice in such a pressure cooker. All of them are wrong!What tastes
good to you will be entirely different than what someone else would
prefer.What's the "Bottom Line"? You must experiment for yourself,
and adapt the rice cookery to your particular desires and wants. pasta
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This article can help.
As I said, my preference is for a
silky experience. Accordingly, I add a little more water than most will
recommend.
However, there is an upside. A common ground. All of us agree that
brown rice and wild rice, because of their unique structures, need to cook
longer than the white rices. That's a plus: the cooking times I recommend are
uniform across all forms of white rices and almost uniform across all forms of
brown and wild rices.The difference is in the amount of water used in the
cooking process.settings and see what you like.I suggest that you start with
the following procedure: pastasalad
Start with a single cup of white rice
(White, Calrose, Jasmine, waterline, or stuck to the liner's sides.
Select "Pressure Cook",
High Pressure, 4 minutes, steam vent closed, "
a bit too "
me the cooked rice that I like:
Use 1 cup of raw rice. Add water and cook
as shown:
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adds so much salt to the wine as to
render it unfit to drink with his fellow authors and helped them create books
that expand the pot's capabilities. Check out these books by Norm's friends:
Lola Nita Concepcion's "Filipino Instant Pot® Cooking! Yes! You CAN Do
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