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Steaming

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By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid

Published 1998

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Steaming is the preferred cooking technique for sticky rice and also for some low-amylose rices. The rice is usually soaked in water first, then drained. The grains are then put in a special steaming basket or spread out in a flat steamer. The basket or steamer is placed over a pot or wok of boiling water. The rice does not touch the water; it is cooked only by the steam.

To cook long-grain Thai (and Laotian) sticky rice, you need either a conical bamboo steamer and a narrow-necked pot to steam it over or a flat Chinese-style bamboo steamer lined with a cotton cloth. (See Thai Sticky Rice, for more details.)

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