We all know how to put rice in a pan and cook it according to the packet instructions...
So how about we learn how to cook it in a way that adds a whole new dimension to the taste and texture?
To start out you want to run your rice under cold water before you cook it, as this helps to wash away all the starch (essentially stops your rice clumping together during cooking)
Get your pan on the heat add add your water and season the water as you normally would with salt and pepper, then add your rice.
You always start cooking rice with cold water, DO NOT boil your water and then add the rice.
Once your pan has started to boil, lower the heat and simmer for 5 minutes.
Then get your colinder and tip your rice out into the colinder catching some of the water back into your pan, and we will use this water to steam your rice.
There should be around 2-3cm of water in your pan and you want to place your colinder on top of your pan and cover the colinder with tin foil and leave it on a low heat for 7-9 minutes.
This is going to steam your rice and make it unbelievably light and fluffy, unlike any rice you will of had before you tried this method!!
Serve your rice immediatly if you're ready, or leave the tin foil over your colinder and it should stay warm for up to 15 minutes.
Its as simple as that, a little extra work than just leaving it to simmer away, but trust me, the results are totally worth it!
Thanks for reading guys, feel free to leave comments or any requests.
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Friday, 1 August 2014
Cauliflower Rice (save on calories)
For me its one of the showstoppers
wether you are having it with your Roast Dinner, as a spicy popcorn snack, cauliflower rice, pizza crust, rosti's... the list goes on!
Today im going to show you such a simple recipe, Cauliflower Rice!
Its unbelievably healthy compared to conventional carb filled rice, and thats the main reason i have it as a staple in my diet for curries or serving as a side with meatballs.
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| Nutrition Facts | |||||||||||
| Serving Size 1 cup | |||||||||||
| Amount Per Serving | |||||||||||
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Calories from Fat 1
Calories 25
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| % Daily Values* | |||||||||||
| Total Fat 0.1g | 0% | ||||||||||
| Saturated Fat 0.032g | 0% | ||||||||||
| Polyunsaturated Fat 0.099g | |||||||||||
| Monounsaturated Fat 0.014g | |||||||||||
| Cholesterol 0mg | 0% | ||||||||||
| Sodium 30mg | 1% | ||||||||||
| Potassium 303mg | |||||||||||
| Total Carbohydrate 5.3g | 2% | ||||||||||
| Dietary Fiber 2.5g | 10% | ||||||||||
| Sugars 2.4g | |||||||||||
| Protein 1.98g | |||||||||||
| Cauliflower rice = 25 Calories* | |||||||||||
| Standard Rice = 204 Calories* | |||||||||||
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1 whole cauliflower should make 4 servings of rice
- Simply Put the cauliflower through the food processor (5-8 one second pulses, until it is the consistency of rice)
- Put a prying pan on a high heat to warm up and add a drizzle of olive/coconut oil
- Add your rice, lower the heat and keep moving the rice in the pan to avoid burning
- after 5-7 minutes your rice is done.
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