How to Make Sticky Rice Fast! หุงข้าวเหนียวแบบไม่แช่ข้าว – Hot Thai Kitchen


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No time to soak sticky rice for hours? Here are two different methods you can use to make sticky rice without the need to soak the rice, AND it doesn’t require any special equipment.

Related video: How to make sticky rice using a traditional bamboo steamer
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  1. Pailin's Kitchen
    Pailin's Kitchen says:

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  2. Sonya Moreno
    Sonya Moreno says:

    Do you know of a dessert/candy from Thailand that looks like a rectangular log and it comes wrapped in cellophane??? It’s dark brown (almost black) and it’s made out of sticky rice. I don’t know if it’s black sticky rice or just regular sticky rice cooked down for a long time or something. Lol. It’s a smooth chewy consistency. Does not have rice grains. I need help to figure out where to buy this or to make it myself. Last time I had it was about 15 years ago. My ex husband brought back from Thailand. I’ve been dreaming of it ever since 😋

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  3. Shirley Anderson
    Shirley Anderson says:

    Thank you for these methods! Tip for people interested: I have had a Zojirushi rice cooker for years and it always cooks it perfectly (and keeps it warm without overcooking). I understand that the Cuckoo rice cooker is a great one and keeps the rice warm for as long as you want. Some cook it in the morning and leave it throughout the day.

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  4. Roving Punster
    Roving Punster says:

    I dont understand the problem people have with the 4+ hr soak. I just let it go overnight, and alternately if I was still working i'd let it go all day while I was at work so it'd be ready in time for dinner … then it's just drain, lightly salt, and steam for 20-25 mins … no water ratios needed. COULDNT BE EASIER or more stupidproof..

    TIP: For those of us without thai woven bamboo steamer cones, ive found that a reusable buttercloth bag (of the sort used for pressing nut or soy milk – you can buy em on amazon) placed in a chinese bamboo steamer (or any steamer) works great. Place the soaked drained rice inside the bag, spread the bag (and the rice within) flat in the steamer, and steam, then stand on end and very lightly compact into a ball and upend into a bowl.

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  5. Noor B
    Noor B says:

    How do I keep the bamboo cooker clean? How long should it last? I keep buying a new one a couple times a year. How do you store and warm leftovers? I had a friend who let hers stay in a rica cooker that was warm. Thanks

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