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Do you rinse your rice?

>> No.14673449

>>14673445
only if im making sushi rice

>> No.14673467

>>14673449
Why

>> No.14673477

>>14673449
Yeah
>>14673467
Becaue of the starch.

>> No.14673490

Yes

>> No.14673495

>>14673445
yes, multiple times

>> No.14673521

>>14673445
If I'm making rice pudding, no. If it's for fried rice, yes and also I use less water than usual.

>> No.14673541

>>14673445
Yes

>> No.14673596

>>14673445
I didn't used to, because I wasn't taught to by my grandma, but I do now, because it's dirty, Asian people told me.

>> No.14673690

>>14673596
But you lose nutrients

>> No.14673719

>>14673690
Sure, buddy

>> No.14673727

>>14673719
It says so right on the bag in the OP

>> No.14673742

>>14673727
Who gives a shit about what an american bag says about food
Unless they literally sprinkled some nutrient powder over the processed rice there is nothing to loose that is not also included inside the grain itself

>> No.14673751

>>14673445
I do for basmati. It reduces the extra starch but I mostly rinse it because it comes from fucking India.

>> No.14673944

I soak mine for 30 minutes and then give it a good rinse. Makes the rice either to both cook and clean.

>> No.14674020
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14674020

>>14673445

I never have and I never will.

>> No.14674025

>>14673690
>>14673742
Yeah that's only for the enriched rice you find in the USA. Not sure if other countries do this. It's just some dried powder or something like that. If it doesn't say it's enriched then you're not rinsing off anything. Besides, the enrichment probably isn't very absorbable.

>> No.14674046

>>14673445
Yes. Uncle Roger making fun of that nigresse is forever burned into my memory

>> No.14674078

I don't rinse Nishiki and Calrose rice. They are Musenmai and don't need to be rinsed.

>> No.14674151

>>14673742
>Unless they literally sprinkled some nutrient powder over the processed rice
That is exactly what enriched rice is.

>> No.14674154

>>14674151
>>14674025
Yikes
Do Americans really?

>> No.14674188

>>14673445
I do, I think it provides a better texture for the finished rice.

>> No.14674197

why not?
might as well it only take 2 secs

>> No.14674347

>>14674154
>nutrients bad
Why?

>> No.14674389

Nah way too lazy.
My rice method is 1x rice. 1.5x water, some salt.
Add to pot
Bring to boil
Turn to low, timer for 10m
Turn off, timer 10m
Done! So easy!

If I'm doing sushi rice I'll rinse, if Indian I might pre fry in butter

>> No.14674405

>>14673467
wash off the arsenic

>> No.14674461

>>14674347
How would you feel about apples with nutrient powder on the outside and have people tell you not to rinse it because it removes the nutrients. There are better ways of getting nutrition

>> No.14674573

>>14674347
>2020
>trusting that the "nutrients" added to the cheapest of all processed foods are actually healthy to eat

>> No.14674588

>>14674573
>being a pseudoscientific retard

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>>14673445
I generally like to infuse my rice with my sister's unwashed underwear. I run the water through her panties to extract the full flavour.

Made a delicious hot Indian curry last weekend with pussi-rice and served it to my parents and grandmother. Mouthwatering. My sister was at school though and missed out.

>> No.14674622

>>14674591
>Tibetan sand fox
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f8jqEmDFVo