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and that is why i freeze beans, so i have them on hand. If mine are hard, i generally just put them back in the pressure cooker for 4-5 more minutes. And I cook rice in the pressure cooker, brown rice takes 15-18 minutes!
I make a lot of decisions based on what I have too. I don't have (or want) additional kitchen appliances like rice cookers or pressure cookers. Or even a microwave.
Not to derail this thread but are pressure cookers expensive and what are they good for? (Aside from beans) My friend used to make us black beans with chorizo in one and if he had shared his recipe then I would have already bought one.Sent from my MB865 using Tapatalk 2
Hmmm... I guess I would say it's sort of the difference between "soup I made myself" and "soup from a can". Does that help?
Fwiw, the sodium content in some of those packaged/boxed rice mixes would blow me up like a puffer fish, so I rarely ever buy them more than once-twice a year.Not a pretty sight.
I think wpj must be talking about ricaroni type things? The 3 min frozen rice from trader joes is just rice, plus water. It's exactly like the rice you cook yourself, only you don't have to do any of the work. Yay!
I was just talking about instant white rice. It doesn't have any sodium at all. The rice is enriched with iron, thiamin, niacin, and folic acid.And may contain wheat, soy and milk. Which is sort of surprising. Maybe it's processed in the same factory with that other stuff. None of those are technically ingredients.