Fluffy Indian Basmati Rice

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An easy way to get fluffy, yummy basmati rice Round out your favorite dish with a heaping side of warm, flagrant basmati rice! I love using aged Indian basmati rice grains

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Rinse rice several times to remove excess starch

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Add rinsed and well drained rice to melted ghee in pot and mix well.

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Add water and close or cover depending on the method you choose: stove top, rice cooker or Instant Pot. Details for all three are on the site.

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Fluffy Indian Basmati Rice

An easy way to get fluffy, yummy basmati rice Round out your favorite dish with a heaping side of warm, flagrant basmati rice! I love using aged Indian basmati rice grains

Rinse rice several times to remove excess starch

1

Add rinsed and well drained rice to melted ghee in pot and mix well.

2

Add water and close or cover depending on the method you choose: stove top, rice cooker or Instant Pot. Details for all three are on the site.

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Once cook time is over, let sit 5-7 minutes. You'll notice the rice turns up slightly when done

Open lid and fluff rice before serving! Click below for more tips.