Boiled Rice

 400 g Basmati rice
 6 cups of water
 ¾ tsp salt
1

Wash the rice in several changes of cold or tepid water, the excess starch will have been removed.

2

Add water to cover the rice and soak the rice for 10 minutes then drain.

3

Now add enough water to cover above the rice (at least 15–20cm/
7”– 8”), add the salt, and bring to the boil over a high heat.

4

When the water reaches boiling point, reduce the heat slightly and continue to boil for 6 minutes, be careful that the water does not boil over, then check that the grains are firm and have cooked through. If not, then continue to cook for a further minute and check again.

5

Drain the rice into a colander, until all the water has drained away, then spoon the rice back into the saucepan, cover and return to the hob on a very low heat allowing the rice to steam for 6 minutes.

6

Serve hot with a vegetable, meat or fish curry and/or tarka daal

CategoryCooking Method

Ingredients

 400 g Basmati rice
 6 cups of water
 ¾ tsp salt

Directions

1

Wash the rice in several changes of cold or tepid water, the excess starch will have been removed.

2

Add water to cover the rice and soak the rice for 10 minutes then drain.

3

Now add enough water to cover above the rice (at least 15–20cm/
7”– 8”), add the salt, and bring to the boil over a high heat.

4

When the water reaches boiling point, reduce the heat slightly and continue to boil for 6 minutes, be careful that the water does not boil over, then check that the grains are firm and have cooked through. If not, then continue to cook for a further minute and check again.

5

Drain the rice into a colander, until all the water has drained away, then spoon the rice back into the saucepan, cover and return to the hob on a very low heat allowing the rice to steam for 6 minutes.

6

Serve hot with a vegetable, meat or fish curry and/or tarka daal

Boiled Rice
Nutrition Facts

Servings 4

Ingredients

 400 g Basmati rice
 6 cups of water
 ¾ tsp salt

DIRECTIONS

1

Wash the rice in several changes of cold or tepid water, the excess starch will have been removed.

2

Add water to cover the rice and soak the rice for 10 minutes then drain.

3

Now add enough water to cover above the rice (at least 15–20cm/
7”– 8”), add the salt, and bring to the boil over a high heat.

4

When the water reaches boiling point, reduce the heat slightly and continue to boil for 6 minutes, be careful that the water does not boil over, then check that the grains are firm and have cooked through. If not, then continue to cook for a further minute and check again.

5

Drain the rice into a colander, until all the water has drained away, then spoon the rice back into the saucepan, cover and return to the hob on a very low heat allowing the rice to steam for 6 minutes.

6

Serve hot with a vegetable, meat or fish curry and/or tarka daal