Tips: How to make Short-grain / Japanese Rice Using a Staub Pot
In a nut shell
- 2 servings : 150g rice, 200 ml water
- Soak for 30 minutes, Drain in colander for 5 minutes
- Total time: 55 minutes + rincing time
Equipments
- Bowl to rinse, preferably plastic
- Colander to rinse, preferably plastic
- Staub Pot,
- 2 servings (150g) rice :
- 0.775 qt Petite French Oven
- 0.75 qt (14 cm) Round Cocotte
- 1.25 qt (16 cm) Round Cocotte
- 4 servings (300g) rice :
- 1.5 qt Petite French Oven
- 1.75 qt (18 cm) Round Cocotte
- 6-10 servings (450 to 750 g) rice :
- 1.75 qt Petite French Oven
- 1.75 qt (18 cm) Round Cocotte ?
- 2.25 qt (20 cm) Round Cocotte
Ingredients
- 2 servings (or 180cc / 1 rice cup) : 150 g
- 4 bowlful of water (preferably filtered) to rinse with
- 190 ml (new rice) to 200ml (well dried rice) preferably filtered water
Directions - Rinsing and Soaking
- Fill water in bowl.
- Add rice at once and swirl rice in water a few times. Drain.
- Add rice bowlful of water and swirl. Drain.
- In bowl, quickly grab rice softly and release. Repeat 30 times for 150g (or add 10 times per 150g more rice).
- Rinse 1 to 2 more times.
- Soak rice in water for 30 minutes.
- Drain rice in colander and leave for 5 minutes.
- If not cooking right away, transfer rice to a sealed ziploc bag and save it in refrigerator.Rice is ready to be cooked for 2-3 days.
Directions - Cooking
- Fill rice and water in a Staub pot or a pot.
- Close the lid and heat at mid-high heat, or
adjust heat so that water boils fiercely in 10 minutes. - Open the lid. Using a flat-bottomed spatula, stir rice detaching rices from bottom in one or two big swirling motion.
Flat the surface of rice. - Close the lid.
Reduce the heat to low heat and cook for 10 minutes.
If using electric stove that retains the surface heat, turn off the heat for 4 minutes then cook 6 more minutes at low heat. - Remove from the heat.
- Open the lid to fluff the rice with a rice paddle. Close the lid immediately. Set aside for 10 minutes.
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