You Should Be Cooking Your Rice With Vinegar. Here’s Why


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Vinegar might not taste great on its own — but in a serving of rice, it’s a total game changer. Here’s why you’ll want to keep a bottle …

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  1. Claude Allen
    Claude Allen says:

    I always bake mine in a porcelain lined Dutch oven @ 325 (preheated) for 30 minutes. Two cups rinsed rice, 3 cups liquid plus any add ins. Lightly toast (small amount of olive oil or butter) on stovetop, add liquid but do no stir, just gently move rice to cover. Bake. Cool slightly and fluff with fork. Haven’t tried with vinegar yet.

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  2. fordhouse8b
    fordhouse8b says:

    So much misinformation in this video. There are, as far as I know, two relatively small producers of Carolina Gold rice in the US. Most Americans have not heard of it, much less ever eaten it. India Grows about 5 million tons of basmati, while total rice production is around 120 million tons. Once the amount of that basmati crop that is exported is taken into account, the amount of it that Indians eat, as compared to other varieties, is exceedingly small.

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  3. Robert Schulke
    Robert Schulke says:

    I cannot eat Japanese chirashi rice like they use with sashimi. It makes my throat swell up. Is this just the vinegar in the chirashi rice, or something else? (I can use vinegar on foods, and enjoy it.)

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  4. jhaas68865
    jhaas68865 says:

    Uncle Roger needs to get in here right now! I have never seen a more generalized way of cooking. Each rice has its own unique way of cooking. Most of them needs to be washed to get the extra starch off so it is not as sticky. Also it can wash off any dust. Finally straining your rice!?!? I think my eye burst a vessel.

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  5. Kris Frederick
    Kris Frederick says:

    If your cousin got a sunburn and your aunt covered him in vinegar and had to sleep in the same tent with him that night while camping. You would bitch slap anyone to suggest this. Akin to Fuller with Pepsi in Home Alone. No Bueno

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