View Full Version : eating with LHX - part 1 - rice
we will start slow with the basics
here is how to cook long-grain brown rice
1 - get rice
2 - get a pot with a cover
3 - get access to some sort of heating element
4 - take some rice
5 - get two-and-a-half times as much water as rice
example - if you use 1 cup of rice - use 2 1/2 cups of water
6 - put water in the pot and bring it to a boil
7 - while the water is heating up - rinse the rice
8 - when the water is boiling - put the rice in
9 - when the rice is in - reduce the heat to as low as you can
10 - stir the rice occasionally - maybe every 10 minutes or so
11 - the rice should be done in about 40 minutes
12 - you can tell it is almost done when there is not much water left
13 - when there is not much water left - you can turn the heat off completely
14 - when you are hungry - eat the rice
15 - wash your damn dishes you lazy bastard - maybe best to wash the pot before you even eat
after cooking for a while you will develop your own techniques
hectis
04-19-2006, 08:21 AM
LHX IS GOING TO HAVE HIS OWN COOKING SHOW SOON ON WU TANG CORP HOW DO U COOK TOFU? I BEEN THINKING ABOUT TRYING IT BUT DON;T KNOW HOW TO COOK IT
as a side note
different types of rice will take different time to cook
this is generally due to the shape of the rice - thinner rice takes less time
fatter rice takes more time
also
where possible - if you have a choice -
dont fuck with any instant rice or any rice that has been pre-cooked or pre-processed
do it all yourself
you will appreciate the efforts in the long run
LHX IS GOING TO HAVE HIS OWN COOKING SHOW SOON ON WU TANG CORP HOW DO U COOK TOFU? I BEEN THINKING ABOUT TRYING IT BUT DON;T KNOW HOW TO COOK IT
i will cover tofu later down the road
tofu actually might not be the best thing for men to eat
more on that later tho
thanx... thats a good 1st step!... do you eat your rice alone or can you recommend something with it ? or is it best to take types of food alone to get the best out of it ?
also in the intelligence and digestive system thread i tried to make my questions about it more clear.. and if you have answers i would be more than grateful for any knowledge on the subject of your thread..
TeknicelStylez
04-19-2006, 08:55 AM
If you don't know how to make rice, hit yourself in the head with the pot... fuck cooking with it.
You forgot that you have to add a teaspoon of oil to the rice so it does not permanently stick to the sides of your pot and ruin it. A tiny bit of sea salt helps for flavor too, also depending on your preference, like me I like to let the rice sit in the water while its coming to a boil instead of adding it to boiling water.
Aqueous Moon
04-19-2006, 10:48 AM
I just put two parts water to one part rice
put the top on and the fire low and let it cook
I think brown rice tastes the best.
Prince Rai
04-19-2006, 01:48 PM
damn, guys u neeeed CURRY with that!
dollabill
04-19-2006, 02:04 PM
What The Fuck Are U Talking About??
galt john galt
04-19-2006, 02:21 PM
use a steamer. its better for the rice and the veggies as well. you don't boil away the nutrients. same directions just more healthy.
no
nothing added
water and rice
this is the first step
it tastes good when you are hungry enough
we will start adding stuff in later installments
use a steamer. its better for the rice and the veggies as well. you don't boil away the nutrients. same directions just more healthy.
myth
to let the rice sit in the water while its coming to a boil instead of adding it to boiling water.
this is also an option
possible pitfalls - aka the FAQ
the rice is too hard
- add more water and let it cook longer
i used too much water
- it is still edible
- some people prefer it this way and refer to it as 'congee' - sort of like a soup
the rice stuck to the bottom of the pot
- it cooked for too long or perhaps you did not stir it enough
- you can still eat it but it will take a bit longer to clean the pot
its too mushy
- dont be fussy
- keep practicing and make adjustments until you get it to your preference
I think brown rice tastes the best.
me too
i rank basmati 2nd and the best among white rice
another side note - be careful with white rice because some of it is BLEACHED and some is naturally white
dont use the bleached stuff
RAT NIPPLED REBEL
04-19-2006, 04:23 PM
peace LHX
im a try your way at lunch tomorrow
lol@princerai
galt john galt
04-19-2006, 04:32 PM
myth
how so. the food keeps it's constincy. the veggies don't get mushy. the food gets cooked with out the watering down in which you can lose some nutrients. any way i'd rather steam then boil. it's liken to heating not stewing in water.
it should not be rushed as qoted by lhx.
is not the water method faster then the steaming? the immersing in water versus the use of steam in a coivered cobtainer?
how so. the food keeps it's constincy. the veggies don't get mushy. the food gets cooked with out the watering down in which you can lose some nutrients. any way i'd rather steam then boil. it's liken to heating not stewing in water.
it should not be rushed as qoted by lhx.
is not the water method faster then the steaming? the immersing in water versus the use of steam in a coivered cobtainer?
i agree with you about vegetables
but
not rice
and keep in mind that the rice is only boiled AT THE BEGINNING
as soon as you pu the rice in
you reduce the heat to as low as you can
when you cook rice IN water
the rice absorbs the water - the same as when it is steamed
with other vegetables - steaming is the best technique by far
i agree with you there
peace
Blazing Fire
04-21-2006, 01:59 AM
you said wash your dishes...
i don't go anywhere near dish soap...
TeknicelStylez
04-21-2006, 02:14 AM
Hell yea vegetables is 24 times better steamed
Great point about the rice absorbing the water, not vice versa, so if the water did actually absorb the nutrients... it would go right back in.
you said wash your dishes...
i don't go anywhere near dish soap...
me neither
that shit is built to destroy life
brown_dogg
04-21-2006, 11:54 PM
damn, guys u neeeed CURRY with that!
damn straight.
born invincible
04-22-2006, 12:04 AM
word LHX... nice technique. thats very similar if not the same as to how my wifey be doin it!!!
My First Timbs
04-22-2006, 12:40 AM
this thread is instantly a classic
hectis
04-22-2006, 12:56 AM
this thread is instantly a classic
CO-SIGN
brown_dogg
04-22-2006, 12:56 AM
i'm pretty sure that if you add a bit more water the rice gets a bit sticky. asians are fond of sticky rice.
Orhan Gencebay
04-24-2006, 07:00 PM
you idiots dont know how to cook rice????????? damn....
Aqua Luna
04-24-2006, 08:15 PM
rice is soo good and healthy
if you add bean soup...it's super healthy!
rice is soo good and healthy
if you add bean soup...it's super healthy!
troof
beans will be coming in a few days
stay tuned
My First Timbs
04-24-2006, 09:49 PM
i have a question.. ive been trying to make arroz con pollo for like the past year.... can anyone give me some pointers? it keeps coming out sticky
with chicken
hmmm
what kind of oil are you using?
chicken can be tough to cook with because its relatively low in fat
My First Timbs
04-24-2006, 10:13 PM
with chicken
hmmm
what kind of oil are you using?
chicken can be tough to cook with because its relatively low in fat
yea ive been usin regular wesson or any oil like that.
maybe i should be using extra virgin olive or sumthin? but nontheless, the chicken is comin out alrite,, my prob is with the rice the rice is mad sticky...am i adding the chicken to the rice too early..too late?
maybe im not letting it cook long enuff ( 2 get rid of extra moisture in rice?)
Rice cooking secrets
if you use 2 cups of rice, use 1 cup of water
4 cups of rice, 2 cups of water and so on
what you put in your mouth becomes a part of your blood
Rice cooking secrets
if you use 2 cups of rice, use 1 cup of water
4 cups of rice, 2 cups of water and so on
other way around
THE BANNED
04-25-2006, 08:38 AM
HAHAHA
LHX, nice pic
UNCLE RUCKUS
04-25-2006, 08:41 AM
Peace,
2 cups rice=4 cups water
1 cup rice =2 cups water...
the secret is frying the ingredients (in a large frying pan) first with olive oil; chicken, garlic(chopped fine), tomatoe(grated) until the chicken is golden on both sides
next add your water cook slowly on the minumum heat(creating a nice broth from the chicken bones) once the water is boiling add your vegetables (green beans, carrots whatever you like) at least 30 minutes after add your rice (the slower you cook the nicer it will taste ultimately.)
Peace
other way around
your so right
hectis
07-03-2006, 05:01 PM
PEACE AND RESPECT LHX
YO What Happend To Part 2?
part 2 is in here somewhere
i gave the directions for steamed vegetables
ill take a look for it
Professor Poopsnagle
07-03-2006, 06:06 PM
which sort of rice do you use?
my favourite: basmati
for white rice its basmati hands down
brown rice - not too picky
its all nutritious
Kephrem
07-05-2006, 03:13 AM
Anyone know what's good with rice milk?
Professor Poopsnagle
07-05-2006, 03:24 AM
i have to get a rice cooker. rice alway gets perfect with them.
LORD NOSE
06-09-2009, 02:11 AM
if you add bean soup...it's super healthy!
now i'm hungry
V4D3R
06-19-2010, 10:42 AM
Well I'm sick this week from overtraining so - I made this for lunch:
4 cloves of garlic
1/2 red spanish onion
1 bunch of green onion
1 cup of orange/brown lentils
1 litre campbells chicken broth
hot salsa sauce
1 tomato
3 tablespoon virgin olive oil
1/4 cup basmati rice
chop all onions/garlic tomato fry in virgin olive oil for till soft -
add washed lentils
let simmer few minutes
add your broth and salsa ( or hotsauce) and rice let simmer for 30 minutes on low/medium heat.
=P
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