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Cook Grain with a slow cooker - PEP BB food.sand.grain.rice

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I only thought to take pictures once the rice had already started cooking so I didn’t take any pictures of me washing the rice but I did. Then I added the water and pressed the button. Just bought this stainless steel rice cooker as I’m working on removing all toxic cookware.
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Note: Food is touching plastic. No pictures of washing rice

 
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I cooked two cups of white rice in my 7-quart crock pot. It took only a couple hours. I fermented the rice for a couple days first. It was delicious!

First I measured out two cups of white rice in a jar and filled with water.



After a couple days, I rinsed the rice and put it in the crock pot with four cups of water, a bit of butter, and a bit of salt and set to low.





It didn't take long to cook at all and it didn't heat up my house too much.



All done!

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To complete this BB, the minimum requirements are:
 - you must produce at least two cups of grain ✔️
 - you must use a rice cooker, crock pot or Instant Pot (other brands of pressure cookers are fine)  ✔️rice cooker

To show you've completed this Badge Bit, you must provide:
  - a picture of the uncooked grain in your cooker ✔️
  - a picture of your cooked grain in your cooker (clearly at least 2 cups of cooked grain - if it isn't clear, make it clear with an extra picture) ✔️

Please see the attached pictures of two cups of rice with four cups of water, sesame seed oil, and a pinch of rice cooked in a rice cooker.

Blessing Catherine
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