We tried this recipe: https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/lemon-dill-rice-250959 We used 1 cup jasmine rice, rinsed and drained to remove excess starch. We used juice from ½ a lemon but zest from the whole lemon. We added fresh dill (about ¼ cup chopped from the freezer), plus an additional 1 Tbsp for garnish. We also added ½ of the… Continue reading Greek-style lemon dill rice
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Cheesy rice egg bowl
We loosely followed this recipe: https://futuredish.com/rice-egg-bowl/ Our modifications: first, we doubled the recipe to 4 eggs, 2/3 cup water, and 1 cup cooked rice. Second, we skipped the vegetables and soy sauce. We added 3 cooked bacon strips, crumbled (setting aside ¼ strip for garnish) and freshly ground black pepper. Third, at the end of… Continue reading Cheesy rice egg bowl
Vietnamese-inspired chicken congee with celery
Feeling under the weather, we modified Andrea Nguyen’s chicken back and celery rice (http://piglettedc.tumblr.com/post/116232038826/vietnamese-chicken-back-and-celery-rice-recipe) to make a comforting porridge. First, using a pressure cooker, we combined two large chicken backs and some additional chicken skin (from freezer), about 6 inches of peeled ginger (cut into 1-inch penny slices and each lightly smashed), 2 large shallots… Continue reading Vietnamese-inspired chicken congee with celery
Coconut milk rice pudding with Indian flavors
This kheer-like recipe was a good use of leftovers: 1 cup cooked jasmine rice and 1 cup coconut milk. We tried this recipe: https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/rice-pudding-made-with-coconut-milk-113661 Our modifications: first, we used 1 cup cooked jasmine rice (so we skipped the first step). Second, we skipped the cinnamon stick and used the lemon rind only as a garnish.… Continue reading Coconut milk rice pudding with Indian flavors
Leek, turnip, and rice soup
We tried this recipe: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/12179-leek-turnip-and-rice-soup Our modifications: first, we used haiga rice instead of arborio. Second, we garnished with fresh marjoram (instead of fresh parsley) and a light drizzle of olive oil. At the end of cooking, we removed the bay leaf and then used an immersion blender to purée the soup (we left about… Continue reading Leek, turnip, and rice soup
Korean rice cake and dumpling soup (dduk mandu guk)
We generally followed this Maangchi recipe for rice cake soup, except that we sautéed the beef before adding the water and garlic and reduced the frozen rice cake to 1/3 lb (instead of ½ lb): https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/tteokguk To make this a dumpling soup, we added a dozen frozen homemade dumplings (leftover from a dumpling party) along… Continue reading Korean rice cake and dumpling soup (dduk mandu guk)
Chinese claypot chicken and rice
We tried this recipe: http://omnivorescookbook.com/recipes/clay-pot-chicken-rice We generally followed the recipe. For the greens, we used about 3 stalks of yuchoy. Our rice was a bit waterlogged and not crispy, so the next time we may reduce the water from 350 to 300 ml. (June 2017)
Fluffy brown jasmine rice
I finally learned how to make brown jasmine rice in a rice cooker that turns out fluffy and tender. The key is to increase the amount of water; for 2 rice cooker cups of brown rice, you measure the water in the inner pot for 3 cups of rice. Details here: http://www.cookusinterruptus.com/brown-rice-in-a-rice-cooker-4136-51.html (May 2017)
Hakka claypot rice with Chinese sausage
We followed this recipe from Linda Lau Anusasananan’s The Hakka Cookbook, with some modifications: first, measure 2 rice cooker cups of jasmine rice, rinse well, and then measure water (I used a rice cooker inner pot to get the right ratio). Pour the rice and water into a large - 1400 ml (5.1 cup) -… Continue reading Hakka claypot rice with Chinese sausage
One-pot Chinese sausage and rice
We tried this simple and delicious recipe: http://steamykitchen.com/26666-how-to-cook-chinese-sausage-recipe-video.html The gist of the video is you prepare dry rice and measure water as you normally would, but then you add a few Chinese sausage links on top just before starting the rice cooker. Cook as you normally would, then remove the sausage links and cut them… Continue reading One-pot Chinese sausage and rice
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