Is this rice in powdered form? How is it suggested to be fed? Can it be just mixed with water/milk and fed by spoon?
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This rice is tiny piece form, different with infant formula. It is completely cooked and ready to serve. Just add liquid and can be fed by spoon. For baby: Stir in liquid(breastmilk or infant formula) to desired consistency. And the more choice, mix with water or juice, when kid is over 1 year of age.
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Yes it is a powdered form. I buy the oatmeal but there is a rice variety also. It is to be mixed with formula or breastmilk for babies up to one year of age. After one year of age the directions say you can use water or milk to mix. Read the directions and speak with your doctor on what is best for your baby. And yes it is to be fed by spoon. It is nice because you can mix this Gerber cereal to your baby's desired consistency. Dating has always been good with shipments I have received.
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It is a powder that you sprinkle on. I either sprinkle then add water and stir or mix in a small bowl and pour on food.
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The literature only has instructions on cooking rice. The box mentions cooking soup but nothing in the instructions. I think you'll have to go to a multi-use cooker.
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It is a hard kernel grain uncooked, much like rice in shape though a little larger, so I would not be inclined to put it into a blender. Once cooked, it would be soft, again like rice, so I doubt it.
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It is a grain with a lot of protein so it is considered healthier then rice. It has a similar taste but the grain is much smaller and is round as opposed to oblong like rice is. You cook it like rice and im pretty sure you can substitute it for rice in just about any recipe. If you want to try before you invest this much money you can buy smaller bags at Target or Wal-Mart for around $10 but if you like it and want to use it often I highly recommend buying in bulk as it is very expensive.
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You would have to experiment a bit. I have never had success but you may. I have, however, had success with the Uncle Ben's Converted Wild Rice (the minute knid). I just don't have the patience for the regular kind. I do make rice'n'beans in it. Let me know if you have success.
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No. It's oatmeal. It will taste powdery. The best way my wife find to do it is empty pocket in the cup, pour boiling water in it leaving some space on top, cover it for 5 min and add cold milk to cool it down.
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The mixing instructions are 1/2 cup of the powder to 1/4 cup water. For me, it tasted dreadful and I would not use it even for cooking. It might be better to substitute milk for the water.
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I too use a rice cooker and I follow the directions for the rice cooker. I might cut back on the water just a touch as I prefer my rice to have a lot of texture versus being over cooked. I don't use any salt or butter as I just don't see the need for either of those. I use broth occasionally but most of the time just plain water. I love this blend and use it all the time!
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It is a complete protein. So if you want to replace your white rice with this and other grains it will serve a s a better source of protein/carb that your body can utilize. Hope that makes sense.
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Have not used for rice yet .. sorry. Did make a great pasta and chicken dish. I want to try a dessert next !
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No, this is taro powder. And yes, you can mix the powder in milk to create taro milk. Hope this helps!
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This can be from water/moisture. Place in a zip-lock bag with dry (uncooked) rice 48hrs.
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I have cooked it same time as white rice as the amount of water the say for white rice but added a half cup more water. Zojirushi is the best rice cooker and lasts forever!! Romascatering, Roma.
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Put Veg Or even chicKen Up Top.Yes You Can Put Olive Oil An Spices in With The Rice .No Milk Its To Hot For Milk.
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It's a bit more complicated, first you have to soak the rice. Then you put water in a small reservoir in the bottom,add the bowl and rice. The water is used to steam the rice then an impeller pounds the rice into mochi. My wife has made two batches and they turned out really well.
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My rice cooker just arrived...couple of quick questions..where do I find the water to rice ratio..I see the water levels in the pot but cant find how much water to add for 1 or 2 cups of rice using their rice scoop..also anyone care to share how to make oatmeal instructions?