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Should a rice dish contain water?
When I prepare rice in my rice cooker, and I put the rice in the fridge (since I can't eat it all at once), when I take the rice out later to heat up another portion to eat, I notice some water in the rice container. Does this mean that I have not cooked the rice correctly, or is it normal? I use two parts of rice with five parts of water, and let it cook until the rice cooker shuts off on its own. I add some curry seasoning, butter, spinach, and a couple eggs (just before the cooking is finished), if that makes any difference.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Could be condensation and also the fact that you are adding a bit more water than required. I get the same results when I add some extra water to a rice dish sometimes to make the grains extra soft.
Source(s): experience - 1 decade ago
My usual rule is one part of rice to two parts of water; you might want to try it out.
- cipotliLv 41 decade ago
you might have put more water to rice. the ratio is one rice and two water.some water might have come from seasoning also