From: CobraLimes
On Mar 24, 2006
Perfection! I boiled the rice first for 5 minutes, emptied it into a colander, and then placed the colander filled with rice over the pot with water, covered it, and allowed to steam for 10 minutes. I used 1 cup of rice and filled the pot 1/3rd of the way with water. This was so easy and absolutely the best rice I've made (and I am an avid cook). Thanks, JanS, for this new preparation technique.
From: Chrissyo
On Feb 24, 2003
Jan, I have cooked many different styles of rice using this method and it works perfectly every time once you get use to the cooking time changes for each style of rice. It produces the perfect grain of cook rice. Thank you for posting the method.
From: TheDancingCook
On Sep 28, 2004
My rice usually turns out kind of soggy and tastes somewhat overcooked but tonight, my rice was just perfect. Thanks for posting this keeper!
From: Amy Cline
On May 31, 2004
I love the great rice that a "rice steamer" makes...but I don't have one. This recipe is wonderful...I never thought to use the pans I already have to make perfect rice...Thank You Jan S! I don't have to put a rice steamer on my Christmas list any more!
From: Jen T
On Jun 26, 2006
A great way to cook rice perfectly. I did my rice this way to take to a pot luck......It was much much nicer than the other dish of rice I saw on the buffet table!!!!Thanks for a 'keeper' for me
From: stimied
On Jan 3, 2004
I have always had to steam this a bit longer than called for but that could be personal taste. This is a wonderful way to cook rice. No more sticky nasty blobs!
From: Cathy-O
On Oct 17, 2005
Jan, considering how often we eat rice, I feel ashamed to say that I had never perfected getting those fluffy grains, each one separate. Mine usually clumped together.. but not any more! Since I saw your recipe yesterday, I have made rice 3 times just to perfect it. So-o very excited. Thanks for sharing!
From: CountryLady
On Feb 12, 2005
Perfect rice & perfect timing! My rice steamer gave up the ghost last nite but I remembered seeing the photo or a previous review for this recipe. It was quick, easy & just the way we like our rice - I won't be rushing out to buy a new steamer. Thanx Jan!
From: dolores in paradise
On May 31, 2006
If you like your rice fluffy as dh does, than this is the way to do it. I used regular long grain rice. 15 min. was not long enough. Will do 20 min. next time.sure it will be prefect. thanks, Jan Round Oz
From: Peter J
On Jan 20, 2008
Came out great! I cooled a little and moulded in a small dish and served with a bit of sweet chilli sauce over the top as a side.
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