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*KRONIK* wrote:Wham?
Allyuh aint cook today or wah?
eliteauto wrote:Sada, geera pork , pumpkin, aloo and bodi. Passion fruit juice.
Picked 2 limes and some mint earlier so a mojito is on the cards later
Rovin wrote:last night i made some baked food , mince chicken lasagna with a layer of back bacon in it, some jerk chicken chunks covered with shake n bake , this is for lunch tomorrow & as i had d oven on i had bought a premade cheese & pine pizza which i added onions, garlic , mushrooms & back bacon, didnt taste as good as fresh or from d local pizza joints but hey in d lockdown hadda like what u cud get
today my sis gave me some chicken pelau but i dont like how d meat tasting as if is forrin chicken which they & myself never buy but i feel some grocery packaged it as local chicken ... i ate d rice & leave back only 2 piece of meat so dog gonna get that, lol
rollingstock wrote:Scented jasmin rice, potato salad, callaloo, stew chicken. Kinda normal Sunday lunch.
Gladiator wrote:rollingstock wrote:Scented jasmin rice, potato salad, callaloo, stew chicken. Kinda normal Sunday lunch.
Aye bro...tell me how you make that rice nah. I find it does be real sticky and stick up on the pot...
Gladiator wrote:rollingstock wrote:Scented jasmin rice, potato salad, callaloo, stew chicken. Kinda normal Sunday lunch.
Aye bro...tell me how you make that rice nah. I find it does be real sticky and stick up on the pot...
carluva wrote:Wha bout u?
U crash dis ched wid dem bes doubles yuh wife make las week.*KRONIK* wrote:Wham?
Allyuh aint cook today or wah?
rollingstock wrote:Gladiator wrote:rollingstock wrote:Scented jasmin rice, potato salad, callaloo, stew chicken. Kinda normal Sunday lunch.
Aye bro...tell me how you make that rice nah. I find it does be real sticky and stick up on the pot...
I had my issues getting it right too.
I use a ratio of one cup of rice to 1 3/4 cup water. I only make 2 cups of rice at a time. Wash rice and drain, I use a broad flat bottom pot with a good lid. Bring water to rolling boil in the pot with a sprinkle of salt, as soon as it reached a rolling boil I add the rice and leave uncovered till the water reaches back a boil. Turn heat down to lowest and cover pot.
What I learnt is never remove that cover. I leave for about 20 mins, what works for me is I sit at the kitchen table and when the water burns off you get a distinct jasmine rice smell. Turn off heat, remove cover and fluff with a fork and recover it to continue cooking for about 10-15 mins.
VexXx Dogg wrote:For Jasmine/Basmati, I do the 2:1 water:rice ratio, always in a relatively wide bottom pan to accommodate the 1-2 cups of rice in a thin layer.
I don't wait for the water to boil. Everything goes in cold, couple pinches of salt and on the lowest heat. Cover and let it go. Check it at about 15m or use a thick/heavyish pot with a clear lid. You can actually turn off the heat when there's a little moisture remaining in the pan, it gets absorbed. At that point, give it a light fluff with a fork and leave it covered until you're ready to eat.
If you want to add some fresh herbs to boost the flavour, you can add some chopped parsley and a pat of butter after you turn off the stove.
pugboy wrote:like allyuh never hear about the finger tip method to make rice
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Bake, shark and red fish for bkfast
Check allyuh back with the lunch menu later
De Dragon wrote:^^^Curfew eh starting for a couple hours, vibes meh with a 4 nah?
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