How to cook long grain brown rice without it being crunchy when it’s done?



Every time I cook plain long grain brown rice (not rice-a-roni with flavoring) according to the package directions, it comes out being slightly crunchy, not soft & fluffy like white rice. How can I make it better?


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5 comments a "How to cook long grain brown rice without it being crunchy when it’s done?"

I have the same problem. Hope you get a solution.

Throw in another cup of water and cook another 6 minutes. That ought to do it.

Just follow the directions exactly cooking it at the longest time and make sure rice it covered and on low, low, low. Low and Slow.

A 4 quart pressure cooked , use a 1-1 ratio of rice and water , recomend 2 cup minimum . bring water to a boil and add rice , close lid and when presure is reached turn heat down to low and let cook for 12 – 15 minites , remove from heat and let the presure drop . open when ready to serve , if the presure hasn’t droped and you are ready to serve run warm water over top of pan ,
as a ps , the burnt rice that sticks to bottom of pot is served to children in the orient and is concidered like candy

Add a little more water, but not to much. Allow it to cook low and monitor it. Good luck

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