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Follow this simple guide for how to cook basmati rice with step-by-step instructions, best rice to water ratio, and perfect timing for fluffy long grain white rice! Measure the rice into a cup and level the top. Rinse the rice in a fine mesh sieve thoroughly in cold water until the water runs clear.
For the perfect basmati rice recipe, you only need four key ingredients--rrice, extra virgin olive oil, water or broth, and Kosher salt. If you choose, you can add some additional flavors. Here are the ingredients I used in this recipe.
Nutritionally, white and basmati rice have pretty much the same calorie content as basmati rice is about 200 calories per 1 cup cooked rice. To make good basmati rice requires soaking it for 20 minutes before cooking. Place the rice in a bowl and cover with water.
Basmati’s unique nutritional profile gives it a lower glycemic index than other types of white rice, making small amounts more doable for diabetics. Opens up a world of flavor. Basmati is the rice for many Indian, Persian, and Middle-Eastern dishes.