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for fucks sake
Jan 23, 2016

My favourite rice I discovered recently is riceberry. It's really fragrant and I like the texture. What else is similar?

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for fucks sake
Jan 23, 2016

It sounds like what the organic rice makes up for in avoiding toxic chemicals, it loses in higher energy costs. I wonder if that's the same for other organic food.

for fucks sake
Jan 23, 2016

therattle posted:

I can’t give an exact amount but it needs more. Maybe 20%? I usually just eyeball it and it’s ok. Brown rice, to me at least, can take a lot of cooking and water, and I think is often served undercooked in a lot of places, which is, I think, why a lot of people don’t like it. It’s not cooked with enough water and it’s too tough. It can bear being cooked with too much water more than too little.

I’d be very curious to see if others agree.

Yeah I think it needs more water due to longer cooking time meaning more evaporation. I do most of my rice cooking in a pressure cooker these days, and because there's no evaporation the ratio of rice to water is pretty much always 1:1 regardless of the type of rice.

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