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"John Kuthe" > wrote in message
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> On Sun, 16 Dec 2012 00:36:00 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
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>>I have never washed my rice before but... I bought a horking huge back of
>>aged Basmati brown at Costco. And I am using it to make Spanish rice.
>>Yes,
>>I know this isn't the typical rice. I would normally use Texmati for this
>>but I only have one cup left and I want to make a very large batch of it.
>>So I need more rice than that. The only other brown rice I have is 1 cup
>>of
>>long grain, which would be my second choice but again not enough. And a
>>couple of small packages of some kind of Asian rice which appears to be a
>>medium grain. So this is the closest thing that I have.

> ...
>
> I never wash my brown rice, which is my staple. But I'd be more
> concerned with the different cooking times of the various types of
> rice you mentioned. I know brown rice talkes a lot longer to cook
> thoroughly than some other types of rice.
>
> John Kuthe...


I did what it said and it wasn't done at the 35 minute mark plus there
wasn't a lot of liquid left in it. I added about a half a cup of water and
some more chili powder because it was a tad bland. Cooked for 15 more
minute and the end result was great! I can't even tell that it is a
different rice.