Homemade rice

By VicentaLakin

Homemade rice
It's more common to eat in the South, but when I was a kid, I lived with my grandmother, and my mom made rice to look after the old man, so she had a bad tooth, and by winter, only her mom and grandma who made the rest of the soup, and I used to call it "meal rice", which I didn't like when I was a little bit chewy, but I didn't remember my last taste of rice, and that was the taste of memory. This meal is given to Grandma, as well as to the friends of the elderly, and a bowl of hot rice for the winter is warm not only to the body but also to the family. May the old men live happily ever after

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Steps for Homemade rice

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    Pork and bones and ginger onions made of broth
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    Get ready to go with the dishes
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    Cooked meat, cut the vegetables
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    It's a cutter
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    It's better to fry after tofu cuttin
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    Hot pots and onions
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    Into maturity, beans, potatoes, carrots, etc
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    Add all the food for the cabbage and the oil, and then two spoons, a small spoon of five fragrances, salt and chicken
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    Finally, the cabbage and the oil
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    It's good rice
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    You'll be able to touch the food with the vegetables and the soybeans
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    It's 20 minutes
  • Homemade rice Make Tips

    Tips: 1. It is best to use bone broth for this rice, as the meat broth and rice blend together for a very savory flavor. 2. Feel free to mix and match vegetables; I find potatoes and green beans indispensable, as their soft, crumbly texture is delicious. 3. Add vegetables that release a lot of water last. When adding water, note that if the vegetables don't release much water, just enough to cover the ingredients is fine; if using water-heavy vegetables like cabbage, reduce the water amount accordingly. This also depends on personal taste; I make it softer to suit the elderly.