Always Perfect {5-Minute} Pressure Cooker Rice
I gotta admit, trying to photograph cooked white rice is definitely a challenge to my growing photography skills and I was so hesitant to even post’em because I’m totally not satisfied with how they look BUT I know you all really need to have this recipe – despite my horrible photography slump!
While we don’t eat grains often, however we do enjoy white rice a few times a month and have been having it more often since learning How to Reduce the Calories and Starch in Rice by 50%.
And this Always Perfect {5 Minute} Pressure Cooker Rice Recipe incorporates both tricks you’ll need to make the  healthiest rice possible. And yes, I always & only cook my rice in the pressure cooker – If you don’t have one, I only recommend THIS PRESSURE COOKER and to learn more about why I think pressure cooking is so awesome, check out my 5 thing I love about Pressure Cooking Post.
For those you who might be wondering why we eat White Rice instead of Brown Rice, take a minute to check out these awesome bloggers who explain it so well 🙂 I’m not alone in my selection of White Rice over Brown rice for health reasons!
- Why White Rice is Healthier Than Brown Rice – By Ancestral Nutrition
- What? White Rice better than Brown? – Healthy Home EconomistÂ
- Is White Rice Healthy? – Wellness Momma
 Now that you’re on the white-rice wagon with me, Here’s my recipe for my Always Perfect {5 Minute} Pressure Cooker Rice Recipe!
Ingredients
- 1 cup Jasmine Rice rinsed in cold water several times
- 1 & 1/4 cup Water, filtered
- 1 tablespoon Coconut Oil
- 1/2 teaspoon Sea Salt
Instructions
- In your pressure cooker combine all ingredients.
- Cook under pressure for 5 minutes.
- Carefully Quick Depressurize.
- Enjoy!
Will this work for Arborio rice?
Arborio is a type of rice used for risotto, it has a high starch content and while it should cook the texture may not be the same.
If I double the rice, do I double the water?
Thank you!
Yes
hello there,
this might seem a silly question, but if i double the rice, do i increase the time?
thanks!
tima
Nope 🙂
High pressure? Low pressure?
Standard pressure or high.