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Today , I used the same TJ's BrRice

 

same rinse , measurements 

 

but now in the 3C-ind

 

the Brown Rice setting .

 

IMG_1685.thumb.jpg.6fcbaf6180690d1a9127f0e584eae307.jpg

 

Id not make much of any color differences

 

the BR setting for this rice :

 

texture is what Id point to .

 

a version of pilaf :  moist , not wet in any way , with texture w both

 

some firmness , but mostly tenderness.

 

this version : Brown stetting was a it different than GABA :

 

this version still had a bit of firmness , a bit more ' brown flavor/texture '

 

and very nice .   more going on w Brown setting

 

viz  texture and flavor.

 

that 35 %  ( adjusted )  GABA  possible loss :

 

     Im sure in Japan , rice is looked into , as many ways as possible 50 % increase GABA  Fine.

 

however for me , I think I can work with  the plain Brown setting 

 

its a tiny bit firmer , and more of a bran flavor and texture 

 

just a bit , but sill tender 

 

both , GABA setting , or 2 H in your Zo 105 soak :  a bit more tender 

 

a bit more muted .

 

or the Brown setting : a bit more ' Brown ' , but not too much

 

are delici0ous in their own way.

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

Today , I used the same TJ's BrRice

 

same rinse , measurements 

 

but now in the 3C-ind

 

the Brown Rice setting .

 

IMG_1685.thumb.jpg.6fcbaf6180690d1a9127f0e584eae307.jpg

 

Id not make much of any color differences

 

the BR setting for this rice :

 

texture is what Id point to .

 

a version of pilaf :  moist , not wet in any way , with texture w both

 

some firmness , but mostly tenderness.

 

this version : Brown stetting was a it different than GABA :

 

this version still had a bit of firmness , a bit more ' brown flavor/texture '

 

and very nice .   more going on w Brown setting

 

viz  texture and flavor.

 

that 35 %  ( adjusted )  GABA  possible loss :

 

     Im sure in Japan , rice is looked into , as many ways as possible 50 % increase GABA  Fine.

 

however for me , I think I can work with  the plain Brown setting 

 

its a tiny bit firmer , and more of a bran flavor and texture 

 

just a bit , but sill tender 

 

both , GABA setting , or 2 H in your Zo 105 soak :  a bit more tender 

 

a bit more muted .

 

 

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