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Zwitscherling
8 months ago

I’ll cook the rice in the rice cooker, but not through. I’m salting the water.

By the way, I cook milk at medium level and add sugar there.

Then add the half-garden rice and add some butter.

Ready to cook under constant stirring.

LG.

dailycoffee
8 months ago

Many make the mistake that they cook the milk at the highest level.

Let the milk boil slowly and stir is so important, otherwise it burns.

Speaking from experience worked in an old house in the kitchen and had to cook griesbrei every morning and he also burns quickly

dailycoffee
8 months ago
Reply to  Amira192002

So I let the milk boil then add sugar and when the milk is boiled, I put out the stove and add the grits. Also take the pot from the stove so that no rice or grits will burn grains on the ground

Honeysuckle18
8 months ago

Use dimmer pot – or add a little cold water in the normal pot (before adding milk).

Keep stirring…

croissantcrepe
8 months ago

Put rice and milk in a large pot, let it boil, then take off temperature. Stir every 10 minutes, pour a shot of milk or water. Swell the last minutes without the heat supply on the stove.

Mugua
8 months ago

Cook up milk with salt and sugar, put the cooker at the lowest level, pour in butter, stir in rice, stir the lid on it, and stir until finished.

Narrativium
8 months ago

Cooker at the lowest level, never let the rice look out and stir regularly, otherwise the rice is still stuck on the pot floor.

Matermace
8 months ago

I’ll kill him occasionally.

shakur1988
8 months ago

Garrison! Something disgusting comes to my house!

chanfan
8 months ago

Stir, always stir… until it’s finished.