Is this good to 'rice' cauliflower?
895745
If you only pulse for about 3 seconds, probably. But it's very powerful and your result could be mush rather than "rice". :)
76388
I have cooked quinoa in my cooker and it did a fabulous job. I used approximately the same instructions for rice as for quinoa. I did not use any oils as the manufacturing instructions says to avoid this. I did use some light seasonings. Worked great.
2044144
Sorry. We don't eat rice, but I do steam my vegetables in this, very easy and fast.
1533290
I think it is perfect, but you may think it is sticky if you like dry rice :)But I think you are right, check this out: http://busycooks.about.com/od/howtocook/a/ricescience.htm
1505191
I would do it but not a large amount because it is Batsami rice is does tend to foam more as I cook it on the stove top and have to watch it closely till it simmers. Delicious and healthy. U will love it. Sure is not Uncle Bens Converted Rice! Had a rice cooker once a long time ago when I was making much to feed a crowd. Still 2 to 1 ratio. All we buy now unless I want to make brown rice or wild. Quinoa is great as well as kasha as an alternative to rice !
2100389
Depends on how much pasta. I use it to steam a whole head of cauliflower and it does it perfectly. I don't know as my boys don't eat pasta :( so we don't eat pasta. I think it would be fine as long as it is the smaller noodles.
199280
I used it as is, but didn't like the taste as much as other grains. I prefer rice or quinoa, but the teff was okay.
1179240
I made cauliflower 'rice' with the shredding blade before and it worked great.
127281
There are no rules. I have added it to Salmon Chowder, Bloody Mary Smoothies, cauliflower rice, sauteed calamari, veggies that I saute in the morning, etc. I combine it with Coconut Aminos to replace soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, etc.
1051771
I would try that yes. If it didn't coat thick enough maybe I'd add a few Chia seeds ground up too. : ) made a veggie meatloaf using it and it was awesome! Tofu scrambles are super with the Veg yummy!
292162
This will be about as close as you can get... without a lot of searching in specialty markets. I believe this is what most of the local Thai restaurants use, as it is the closest thing to their sticky-rice. I think you will find it a good fit.
1299098
Mashing potatoes is easy with this. I also often puree cauliflower with this.
933635
Absolutely! Just like you're cooking rice. I put a tad more water though, probably 25% more than called for so that it comes out a little more tender and fluffier. Other than that it's really no different than cooking the rice. For awesome quinoa add seasoning to your water or better yet, broth!
1897894
No. My mother-in-law has to mix this with rice in order to make it taste a bit sticky, thus she complains about the quality of this product. Moreover, there are small black grains in it.
2207328
http://www.honestfoods.com/rice-oil-faq.html Best ask the company yourself. I'm just a user.
1456601
Yes, I would think so. I have never tried other grains or seeds, but I grind wheat into a very fine flour, and rice is a similar grain. I have trouble telling the difference between flour ground on the coarse setting and flour ground on the fine setting. This mill will not make grits!
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I do not recommend it, I made a mistake and bought it, it's a waste of rice and it's really nonsense. You can get recipes in youtube