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rotuts

rotuts

ive been working with iPot'd rice.  Ive been using the Pot-in-the-Pot method.

 

my rice is Basmati ,   http://www.daawat.com   the blue bag , 10 lbs  $ 15 at the Indian emporium , two towns over,

 

https://www.amazon.com/Daawat-Traditional-Basmati-Rice-Pound/dp/B00B3ARYDC  at Amazon.

 

the store has the Golden version ,, Ill try that next .  Im happy with this rice.  nice nuttiness to it.

 

my measurements are 1 heaping cup rice ,,  washed in cold waster to remove rice flour , drained , then 1 cup cold water into the Pot that goes into the pot :

 

this ratio is important as it will determine the texture of the finished race :  a little more water will give you a wetter end-rice

 

Mise :

 

1534502284_iPR1.thumb.jpg.a9aa8fd1707ef01608aea05d1f6180db.jpg

 

1192854767_iPR3.thumb.jpg.8dd7e4ce9ffe986835188512e22892c6.jpg

 

 

I like these Chinese Sausages ( USA )  they are a little sweet , and a bit like char sui.  only a bit.  I peel them to remove the casing :  pic 1.  score w a sharp knife , and

 

peel a bit w your clean finger nail , then remove and chop.   Ginger from Fz , in thin pieces.  I use a SS Chinese cleaver w a mallet to carefully cut these shavings . 

 

keeping my fingers intact,   LemonGrass , cut lengthwise , then peeled into individual layers.  easy to take out of the rice at the end.  Chopped cilantro , and green onion ( added after the cooking )

 

dried Tj's cranberries are added after cooking as are the  beaten eggs , to be cooked separately and added to the pot after the iPot'ing.  thai curry paste , added to the rice to get this :

 

 

 

788014526_iPR2.thumb.jpg.fc905f04eec82357a72ff7c4eb0bbef7.jpg

 

 

 

then this , mixed and ready for the iPot :

 

254602325_iPR4.thumb.jpg.f4c5b81fdbdfc5bd8de865da9acca515.jpg

 

after cooking ,

 

HP , 6 minutes , over 1 cup water using the trivet.  10 minute release .  works well for me.

 

the cranberries , cilantro , green onions are then  added , along w the cooked scrambled eggs .  i remove the ginger and lemongrass  sticks before mixing every thing up.  

 

finished bowl , w/o the nuts :

 

350955481_iPR5.thumb.jpg.1d4594cd49d20fff2a00170d35e78b83.jpg

 

the cashew nuts are added to each plate-full , as I frequently have extra , on purpose,  for the next day.  I think the nuts get soggy if kept overnight in the rice.

 

iPR6.thumb.jpg.7302d7a6028ce73f6d84b82e2ba123e1.jpg

 

 

finished plate.   easy to do , and tasty.    Im trying other flavor add-ins each time I make this , mostly Thai Curry pasty from different cans at the moment 

 

I also make a similar " Rice + mix-ins " using Patak Byriani paste. that too is very tasty .  you get the idea.

 

guess what's for donner tonight ? , leftovers for tomorrow.  different Thai paste.  excellent cold for breakfast.

 

don't forget to add fresh cashews in the AM

 

rotuts

rotuts

ive been working with iPot'd rice.  Ive been using the Pot-in-the-Pot method.

 

my rice is Basmati ,   http://www.daawat.com   the blue bag , 10 lbs  $ 15 at the Indian emporium , two towns over,

 

https://www.amazon.com/Daawat-Traditional-Basmati-Rice-Pound/dp/B00B3ARYDC  at Amazon.

 

the store has the Golden version ,, Ill try that next .  Im happy with this rice.  nice nuttiness to it.

 

my measurements are 1 heaping cup rice ,,  washed in cold waster to remove rice flour , drained , then 1 cup cold water into the Pot that goes into the pot :

 

this ratio is important as it will determine the texture of the finished race :  a little more water will give you a wetter end-rice

 

Mise :

 

1534502284_iPR1.thumb.jpg.a9aa8fd1707ef01608aea05d1f6180db.jpg

 

1192854767_iPR3.thumb.jpg.8dd7e4ce9ffe986835188512e22892c6.jpg

 

 

I like these Chinese Sausages ( USA )  they are a little sweet , and a bit like char sui.  only a bit.  I peel them to remove true casing :  pic 1.  score w a sharp knife , and

 

peel a bit w your clean finger nail , then remove and chop.   Ginger from Fz , in thin pieces.  I use a SS Chinese cleaver w a mallet to carefully cut these shavings . 

 

keeping my fingesr intact,   LemonGrass , cut lengthwise , then peeled into individual layers.  easy to take out of the rice at the end.  Chopped cilantro , and green onion ( added after the cooking )

 

dried Tj's cranberries are added after cooking as are the  beaten eggs , to be cooked separately and added to the pot after the iPot'ing.  thai curry paste , added to the rice to get this :

 

 

 

788014526_iPR2.thumb.jpg.fc905f04eec82357a72ff7c4eb0bbef7.jpg

 

 

 

then this , mixed and ready for the iPot :

 

254602325_iPR4.thumb.jpg.f4c5b81fdbdfc5bd8de865da9acca515.jpg

 

after cooking ,

 

HP , 6 minutes , over 1 cup water using the trivet.  10 minute release .  works well for me.

 

the cranberries , cilantro , green onions are then  added , along w the cooked scrambled eggs .  i remove the ginger and lemongrass  sticks before mixing every thing up.  

 

finished bowl , w/o the nuts :

 

350955481_iPR5.thumb.jpg.1d4594cd49d20fff2a00170d35e78b83.jpg

 

the cashew nuts are added to each plate-full , as I frequently have extra , on purpose,  for the next day.  I think the nuts get soggy if kept overnight in the rice.

 

iPR6.thumb.jpg.7302d7a6028ce73f6d84b82e2ba123e1.jpg

 

 

finished plate.   easy to do , and tasty.    Im trying other flavor add-ins each time I make this , mostly Thai Curry pasty from different cans at the moment 

 

I also make a similar " Rice + mix-ins " using Patak Byriani paste. that too is very tasty .  you get the idea.

 

guess what's for donner tonight ? , leftovers for tomorrow.  different Thai paste.  excellent cold for breakfast.

 

don't forget to add fresh cashews in the AM

 

rotuts

rotuts

ive been working with iPot'd rice.  Ive been using the Pot-in-the-Pot method.

 

my rice is Basmati ,   http://www.daawat.com   the blue bag , 10 lbs  $ 15 at the Indian emporium , two towns over,

 

https://www.amazon.com/Daawat-Traditional-Basmati-Rice-Pound/dp/B00B3ARYDC  at Amazon.

 

the store has the Golden version ,, Ill try that next .  Im happy with this rice.  nice nuttiness to it.

 

my measurements are 1 heaping cup rice ,,  washed in cold waster to remove rice flour , drained , then 1 cup cold water into the Pot that goes into the pot :

 

this ratio is important as it will determine the texture of the finished race :  a little more water will give you a wetter end-rice

 

Mise :

 

1534502284_iPR1.thumb.jpg.a9aa8fd1707ef01608aea05d1f6180db.jpg

 

1192854767_iPR3.thumb.jpg.8dd7e4ce9ffe986835188512e22892c6.jpg

 

 

I like these Chinese Sausages ( USA )  they are a little sweet , and a bit like char sui.  only a bit.  I peel them to remove true casing :  pic 1.  score w a sharp knife , and

 

peel a bit w your clean finger nail , then remove and chop.   Ginger from Fz , in thin pieces.  I use a SS Chinese cleaver w a mallet to carefully cut these shavings . 

 

keeping my fingesr intact,   LemonGrass , cut lengthwise , then peeled into individual layers.  easy to take out of the rice at the end.  Chopped cilantro , and green onion ( added after the cooking )

 

dried Tj's cranberries , beaten eggs , to be cooked and added to the pot after the iPot'ing.  thai curry paste , added to the rice to get this :

 

 

 

788014526_iPR2.thumb.jpg.fc905f04eec82357a72ff7c4eb0bbef7.jpg

 

 

 

then this , mixed and ready for the iPot :

 

254602325_iPR4.thumb.jpg.f4c5b81fdbdfc5bd8de865da9acca515.jpg

 

after cooking ,

 

HP , 6 minutes , over 1 cup water using the trivet.  10 minute release .  works well for me.

 

the cranberries , cilantro , green onions are then  added , along w the cooked scrambled eggs .  i remove the ginger and lemongrass  sticks before mixing every thing up.  

 

finished bowl , w/o the nuts :

 

350955481_iPR5.thumb.jpg.1d4594cd49d20fff2a00170d35e78b83.jpg

 

the cashew nuts are added to each plate-full , as I frequently have extra , on purpose,  for the next day.  I think the nuts get soggy if kept overnight in the rice.

 

iPR6.thumb.jpg.7302d7a6028ce73f6d84b82e2ba123e1.jpg

 

 

finished plate.   easy to do , and tasty.    Im trying other flavor add-ins each time I make this , mostly Thai Curry pasty from different cans at the moment 

 

I also make a similar " Rice + mix-ins " using Patak Byriani paste. that too is very tasty .  you get the idea.

 

guess what's for donner tonight ? , leftovers for tomorrow.  different Thai paste.  excellent cold for breakfast.

 

don't forget to add fresh cashews in the AM

 

rotuts

rotuts

ive been working with iPot'd rice.  Ive been using the Pot-the-Pot method.

 

my rice is Basmati ,   http://www.daawat.com   the blue bag , 10 lbs  $ 15 at the Indian emporium , two towns over,

 

https://www.amazon.com/Daawat-Traditional-Basmati-Rice-Pound/dp/B00B3ARYDC  at Amazon.

 

the store has the Golden version ,, Ill try that next .  Im happy with this rice.  nice nuttiness to it.

 

my measurements are 1 heaping cup rice ,,  washed in cold waster to remove rice flour , drained , then 1 cup cold water into the Pot that goes into the pot :

 

this ratio is important as it will determine the texture of the finished race :  a little more water will give you a wetter end-rice

 

Mise :

 

1534502284_iPR1.thumb.jpg.a9aa8fd1707ef01608aea05d1f6180db.jpg

 

1192854767_iPR3.thumb.jpg.8dd7e4ce9ffe986835188512e22892c6.jpg

 

 

I like these Chinese Sausages ( USA )  they are a little sweet , and a bit like char sui.  only a bit.  I peel them to remocwe true casing :  pic 1.  score w a sharp knife , and

 

peel a bit w your clean finger nail , then remove and chop.   Ginger from Fz , in thin pieces.  I use a SS Chinese cleaver w a mallet to carefully cut these shavings . 

 

keep my finger intact,   LemonGrass , cut lengthwise , then peeled into individual layers.  easy to take out of the rice at the end.  Chopped cilantro , and tureen onion.

 

dried Tj's cranberries , beaten eggs , to be cooked and added to the pot after the iPot'ing.  thai curry paste , added to the rice to get this :

 

 

 

788014526_iPR2.thumb.jpg.fc905f04eec82357a72ff7c4eb0bbef7.jpg

 

 

 

then this , mixed and ready for the iPot :

 

254602325_iPR4.thumb.jpg.f4c5b81fdbdfc5bd8de865da9acca515.jpg

 

after cooking ,  the cranberries , cilantro , green onions area added , along w the cooked scrambled eggs .  i remove the ginger and lemongrass : sticks  

 

finished bowl , w/o the nuts :

 

350955481_iPR5.thumb.jpg.1d4594cd49d20fff2a00170d35e78b83.jpg

 

the cashew nuts are added to each plate-full , as I frequently have extra , on purpose for the next day.  I think the nuts get soggy if kept overnight in the rice.

 

iPR6.thumb.jpg.7302d7a6028ce73f6d84b82e2ba123e1.jpg

 

 

finished plate.   easy to do , and tasty.    Im trying other flavor add-ins each time I make this , mostly Thai Curry pasty from different cans.

 

I also make a similar " Rice + mix-ins " using Patak Byriani paste.

 

guess what's for donner tonight  , leftovers for tomorrow.  different Thai paste.  excellent cold for breakfast.

 

don't forget to add fresh cashews .

 

rotuts

rotuts

ive been working with iPot'd rice.  Ive been using the Pot-the-Pot method.

 

my rice is Basmati ,   http://www.daawat.com   the blue bag , 10 lbs  $ 15 at the Indian emporium , two towns over,

 

https://www.amazon.com/Daawat-Traditional-Basmati-Rice-Pound/dp/B00B3ARYDC  at Amazon.

 

the store has the Golden version ,, Ill try that next .  Im happy with this rice.  nice nuttiness to it.

 

my measurements are 1 heaping cup rice ,,  washed in cold waster to remove rice flour , drained , then 1 cup cold water into the Pot that goes into the pot :

 

this ratio is important as it will determine the texture of the finished race :  a little more water will give you a wetter end-rice

 

Mise :

 

1534502284_iPR1.thumb.jpg.a9aa8fd1707ef01608aea05d1f6180db.jpg

 

1192854767_iPR3.thumb.jpg.8dd7e4ce9ffe986835188512e22892c6.jpg

 

 

I like these Chinese Sausages ( USA )  they are a little sweet , and a bit like char sui.  only a bit.  I peel them to remocwe true casing :  pic 1.  score w a sharp knife , and

 

peel a bit w your clean finger nail , then remove and chop.   Ginger from Fz , in thin pieces.  I use a SS Chinese cleaver w a mallet to carefully cut these shavings . 

 

keep my finger intact,   LemonGrass , cut lengthwise , then peeled into individual layers.  easy to take out of the rice at the end.  Chopped cilantro , and tureen onion.

 

dried Tj's cranberries , beaten eggs , to be cooked and added to the pot after the iPot'ing.  thai curry paste , added to the rice to get this :

 

 

 

788014526_iPR2.thumb.jpg.fc905f04eec82357a72ff7c4eb0bbef7.jpg

 

 

 

then this , mixed and ready for the iPot :

 

254602325_iPR4.thumb.jpg.f4c5b81fdbdfc5bd8de865da9acca515.jpg

 

after cooking ,  the cranberries , cilantro , green onions area added , along w the cooked scrambled eggs .  i remove the ginger and lemongrass : sticks  

 

finished bowl , w/o the nuts :

 

350955481_iPR5.thumb.jpg.1d4594cd49d20fff2a00170d35e78b83.jpg

 

the cashew nuts are added to each plate-full , as I frequently have extra , on purpose for the next day.  I think the nuts get soggy if kept overnight in the rice.

 

iPR6.thumb.jpg.7302d7a6028ce73f6d84b82e2ba123e1.jpg

 

 

finished plate.   easy to do , and tasty.    Im trying other flavor add-ins each time I make this , mostly Thai Curry pasty from different cans.

 

I also make a similar " Rice + mix-ins " using Patak Byriani paste.

 

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