Author
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Recipe
Measurements | Ingredients |
---|---|
One Cup | Dried Rice |
Four to Five Cups | Water (for boiling) |
One Heaping Teaspoon | Salt |
For Spanish Rice Variation: | |
To Taste | Chopped Onion |
To Taste | Tomato Sauce |
For Scrambled Egg Variation: | |
As Needed | Eggs |
Instructions
- In a pot (the card mentions a “special pot”), bring four to five cups of well-salted water to a boil.
- Add one cup of dried rice.
- Boil fast and hard with the lid off for a good 20 minutes.
- Taste the rice; if it’s not soft enough, pour hot water over the rice again in a strainer, and then drain.
- To steam the rice for a fluffy, dry texture: put a small amount of hot water in the bottom of the pot and bring it to a boil.
- Place the drained rice in a strainer and set the strainer on top of the pot of boiling water.
- Take a clean, folded white cloth and place it directly on top of the rice.
- Cover the pot, reduce heat to low, and let the rice steam. (The card notes this “Makes each rice indiv. Keeps hits dry” and “keeps for 2 hours”).
Variations
- Spanish Rice: Sauté chopped onion and tomato sauce together until tender. Warm the cooked rice up in the sauce.
- Scrambled with Eggs: Scramble eggs with the cooked rice.