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Dr. belisarius
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I cook my rice on a Aluminium (mostly flat) pot on a gas stove on low heat. The only trick I use is to barely cover it with water and add boiling water as it absorbs or evaporates.

I dont't cover the pot, but I usually don't cook more than 1.5 lbs at once.

I keep adding water "until done" in SMALL batches.

PS:This (I don't know why) doesn't work well for short-grained rice.

I cook my rice on a Aluminium (mostly flat) pot on a gas stove on low heat. The only trick I use is to barely cover it with water and add boiling water as it absorbs or evaporates.

I dont't cover the pot, but I usually don't cook more than 1.5 lbs at once.

I keep adding water "until done" in SMALL batches.

I cook my rice on a Aluminium (mostly flat) pot on a gas stove on low heat. The only trick I use is to barely cover it with water and add boiling water as it absorbs or evaporates.

I dont't cover the pot, but I usually don't cook more than 1.5 lbs at once.

I keep adding water "until done" in SMALL batches.

PS:This (I don't know why) doesn't work well for short-grained rice.

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Dr. belisarius
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I cook my rice on a Aluminium (mostly flat) pot on a gas stove on low heat. The only trick I use is to barely cover it with water and add boiling water as it absorbs or evaporates.

I dont't cover the pot, but I usually don't cook more than 1.5 lbs at once.

I keep adding water "until done" in SMALL batches.