How to Rinse Rice

There are two easy ways to rinse rice—for one, you don't need a strainer.

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How to Rinse Rice I confess: I do not rinse my rice when I'm in a hurry or feeling a little lazy, which I'm sure horrifies my mom. But that old adage of "moms know best" is absolutely true—every time I skip the rinse, I regret it. Rinsed rice always results in better cooked rice. Plus, it's not hard nor does it take a lot of time—the extra two to three minutes it takes, makes all the difference. Read More Cooking Tips & Techniques Does Baking Soda Go Bad? Use this simple trick to test your baking soda's potency. Read More How to Get a Perfect Pan-Sear Every Time Achieve a crispy, browned, caramelized exterior on meats and vegetables. Read More The Secret Ingredient That Makes Southern Thai Fried Chicken So Delicious For fried chicken with the lightest, crispiest skin, follow the recipe for Hat Yai chicken. Read More How to Julienne Carrots Julienned carrots make a tidy presentation, and they have a delicate bite. Read More FOLLOW US Unsubscribe This email was sent to vnuyda.rkitchen@blogger.com  |  Was this email forwarded to you? Subscribe here Dotdash Meredith Corporation, 28 Liberty St, New York, NY 10005 ©2022. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy  |  Terms of Service