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Hello!

I cooked a little more then 2 cups of rice last night. I just added a little bit of olive oil and salt to the water as it was cooking.
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About 2.5 cups.
About 2.5 cups.
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Cooking.
Cooking.
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Cooked, and yes I should have used a larger pot.
Cooked, and yes I should have used a larger pot.

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3/4 cups of oats, 2 cups of water

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I cooked 2 cups of quinoa on the stove top this evening. I realise as I post this that the photos don't show the stove - instead they show the inside of the saucepan with the grains boiling in water. I hope that is enough?

To cook quinoa, I cover the grains in water and cook with the lid off until steam pockets form. Typically I have to add some more water until the seed separates and softens, at which point it's done. It takes about 25 minutes. I seasoned with a little stock today.
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I cooked rice for 4 people last night and took some photos of it being cooked on the stove top. I hope this helps fill in the blanks for my submission, above.
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Rice on the stove
Cooked rice
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Cooking
Cooking on stove
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One serving
One serving

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I cooked brown rice. I used a cup of rice and two cups of water. It produced nearly three cups of cooked rice.
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Getting ready.
Getting ready.
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Started simmering.
Started simmering.
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I can no longer see that it’s simmering because the water has retreated beneath the rice, but it’s steaming.
I can no longer see that it’s simmering because the water has retreated beneath the rice, but it’s steaming.
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Done and fluffed. It’s a little damp, but airing out will make it right.
Done and fluffed. It’s a little damp, but airing out will make it right.
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I crammed it into a two-cup measure because I was t sure if the previous pic would be an obvious volume indicator.
I crammed it into a two-cup measure because I was t sure if the previous pic would be an obvious volume indicator.
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I made a pot of quinoa and rice, which I’ll serve with roasted veggies and meatballs for dinner tonight. I added half an onion, sliced thin and cooked in butter before toasting the grains. Here’s a link to the recipe I based this dish on:
https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchen/cook-quinoa-with-rice-7209332
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Toasting
Toasting
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Simmering
Simmering
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Fluffing
Fluffing
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Rice on the stove.
Edit better picture of finished rice didn't realize how bad the other was until I looked at my post.
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Soaking over night
Soaking over night
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Done
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Better
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