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- By sweep Date 02.07.03 11:15 UTC
Evertime I try to cook rice in the Microwave it either overflows or boils dry and overcooks. What am I doing wrong? I am at present about to clear up my microwave again as the gluey type water has gone all over the place. I am having to do rice daily as my Golden Oldie is poorly and not eating very much.

Sweep
- By Pammy [gb] Date 02.07.03 14:07 UTC
Hi Sweep

I have to say I don't waste my time doing rice on the Microwave as it takes just as long as on the hob. If you have to feed rice daily - get yourself a huge pan and boil a large amount then freeze it in single serving sized bags and just pop that in the microwave for a minute or two as and when you need it. Rice freezes brilliantly and defrosts great on the microwave afterwards.

After you've cooked your rice - run the cold tap over it to make it cold - that stops it cooking and from going sticky - then bag it up.

hth

Pam n the boys
- By Daisy [gb] Date 02.07.03 14:29 UTC
I have cooked rice in the microwave for years without any bother. I have a microwave rice cooker from Lakeland Limited [link]http://www.lakelandlimited.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/GBP/DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=jvegBFDRUvMyCW_TZTusAvgRM0K1drd92Mk=?ProductID=qK_Cy5OSflgAAADjOoqEgEQP[/link]

They are fantastic - never goes wrong. My son has one for uni - it's about the only thing that he can cook :D

The only problem is that unless you want to buy something else, the P & P is expensive.

Daisy

Edited - link doesn't work - try [link]www.lakelandlimited.com[/link] they are a brilliant company - the customer service is excellent

Still can't get the links to work :( - you get the idea any way :)
- By lel [gb] Date 02.07.03 16:52 UTC
I think you can buy frozen rice now can you ?
I tend to buy the boil in the bag ones as I always cook WAY TOO MUCH !! :)
- By chaliepud [gb] Date 02.07.03 19:03 UTC
On the hob (Delia way) put required amount of rice into pan, then double the amount of boiling water (I add a flavoured rice cube for us at this point), bring to the boil, then simmer lightly for 15 mins, by this time rice will have absorbed all the water, take off the heat, cover for a few mins with a tea towel to absorb any excess moisture, and serve!

I could never get rice right until I found this method

Good luck with your oldie

Hayley
- By SaraW [gb] Date 02.07.03 20:03 UTC
(((((hugs))))) to Poppy Sweep :(

SaraW xx
- By sweep Date 03.07.03 07:44 UTC
Thanx to you all - I am going to make a big pot full of rice and freeze it.
Poppy is deteriorating:( and wont eat mixer biscuit, so I am giving her rice although she's not eating too much at all really.

Thanx again
Sweep x
- By LJS Date 03.07.03 09:46 UTC
Sweep

Sorry to hear Poppy isn't too good. I do hope she picks up.

We do the same when one has a dickie tummy and boil a mountain full !

What else are you giving her with the rice ? I have always found tuna goes down well.

Lucy
xx
- By sweep Date 03.07.03 15:16 UTC
Poppy is havinh either Tuna or Scrambled egg with her Rice. Have just got back from Vets, not good news, so Poppy is really going to have anything she wants.:(

Sweep x
- By staffie [gb] Date 03.07.03 16:09 UTC
So sorry to hear about Poppy
- By staffie [gb] Date 03.07.03 16:09 UTC
So sorry to hear about Poppy
- By LJS Date 04.07.03 08:45 UTC
Sweep

I am so sorry to hear the news is not good.
Please let me know if you need to chat as know what you are going thro. It is very hard.

Lucy
xxxx
- By sweep Date 04.07.03 11:04 UTC
Thanx Lucy - I will

Sweep x
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