Crock-Pot White Rice
I love to serve rice as a side dish, but I have a confession to make, I ALWAYS burn the rice when I make it on the stove top.
So I decided to give it a try in my crock-pot and boy was I pleasantly surprised that it came out fantastically perfect.
There is no magic ingredient to this recipe at all. Really there is just 4 ingredients: rice, water, butter and salt.
And that my friends is all you need to make perfectly cooked rice in your slow cooker.
Oh sure…you could cook your rice in a rice cooker…but that is just another appliance that ends up taking up space. And you know our philosophy…if you can make it in the crock-pot…why not!
To make this recipe it could not be any easier…rinse your rice in some water to remove the extra starch (totally optional) and then place the rice, water and salt in a buttered 3-quart crock-pot. Let it cook on low for a good 8 hours and give a quick fluff with a fork for perfect tender rice. How simple is that I ask you? No watching a pot of rice on the stove. No worries about the rice over cooking and sticking to your pan.
Give it a try, I promise you will love it!
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Crock-Pot White Rice |
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| Servings | 4 - 6People |
| Prep Time | 5Minutes |
| Cook Time | 8Hours |
- 1 Cup white rice
- 2 Cups water
- butter (enough to coat the inside of the crock-pot sides and bottom)
- Dash salt
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- Coat the crock-pot sides and bottom with butter. This will help keep the rice from sticking.
- Optional: I rinse my rice prior to using. This helps take some of that starch out. Put rice in large bowl or pan and put water in it. Swirl it around and drain. Rinse it twice if you want.
- Add remaining ingredients to 3-Quart crock-pot. Cook on low for 8 hours.
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