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In a message dated 10/23/09 2:45:35 PM, walter_harrison98 writes:

 

 

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> Brown, white, short grain or long. It is all awful in the crockpot. I have

> tried it a number of times over the years.

> Walter

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I tried a recipe for crockpot rice pudding yesterday and had to throw the

whole thing out. Perhaps this is because I used Jasmine rice. I do not

know but the rice did not cook.

 

 

 

 

Posted

Thanks for everyone that answered my question about rice in crockpot. I

will forget it and cook it either in rice cooker, stove or pressure cooker. I

only use pressure cooker in cooler weather and being in the south, that is

not here yet.

DM

Posted

Brown, white, short grain or long. It is all awful in the crockpot. I have

tried it a number of times over the years.

Walter

Posted

Oh hey I missed the original post, but I have had fantastic results with

rice in the microwave. For plain white rice it's 1 cup rice to 2 cups water,

full blast for 5 minutes and 50% for 20 minutes and voila, perfect rice and

not a hot kitchen. Brown rice tends to take about 5 minutes longer on the

50% power portion.

 

Good Luck!

Tameson

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In a message dated 10/23/09 4:24:09 PM, Teddyberen writes:

 

 

>

> Thanks for everyone that answered my question about rice in crockpot. I

> will forget it and cook it either in rice cooker, stove or pressure

> cooker. I

> only use pressure cooker in cooler weather and being in the south, that is

> not here yet.

> DM

>

>

>

 

In my case, it was rice pudding. My Mom made the very best but she cooked

it in the oven. I think now that is what I will try.

When cooking plain rice, I use a rice cooker I purchased on sale at

Walgreens for I think $10. It works great.

 

 

 

 

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