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• #60627
That all sounds good except the salt.
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• #60628
Pro tip: Add a cardamom pod, a few cumin seeds and a teaspoon of turmeric at the start of cooking... Salt is fine...
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• #60629
If you're having a curry, obvs...
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• #60630
Stirring is for blemmers.
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• #60631
one stir at boil, is all it wants
cardamom and turmeric, and sometimes a star anise
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• #60632
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• #60633
bazmatiriotz - neva4get
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• #60634
Stirring is for uncle bens quick cook boil in the bag'ers.
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• #60635
I meant it! Blemmers gonna blem.
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• #60636
Pro tip: Add a cardamom pod
Pro tip 2: Make sure you take the cardamom pod out before serving the rice to any guests, those things can be quite a surprise if you bite into one when you're not expecting it.
I quite like about a teaspoon per person of fennel seeds in with the rice.
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• #60637
Black cardamom, cinammon stick, star anise, citrus peel. All good.
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• #60638
citrus peel
Zest and juice, but no pith pleathe.
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• #60639
Are you taking the pith out of my lithp?
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• #60640
Almond flakes and coconut is good, also sometimes I will heat some butter in a frying pan and give the rice a bit of colour before I put water etc in it. Also tend to use the mixed wild variety from the supermarket, the mixed coloured grains look awesome
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• #60641
Look at you... Mr gourmet rice maker you.
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• #60642
Basmati only
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• #60643
Basmati only
Properly aged, of course.
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• #60644
Properly aged, of course.
and hung
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• #60645
No talk of cloves here? Man, bang some cloves in the rice once it's in the rice cooker, let them sit on the top where you can see them and easily remove them. Your rice will taste like cloves which is nice. Asda rice cooker is a tenner, if you struggle with rice then get on it.
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• #60646
what?
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• #60647
Teenslain...
Internet > everything else.
If that's Teenslain, this must be Scoble:
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• #60649
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• #60650
I leave mine to stand for 10mins...
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