Make Your Own Instant Rice from Bulk Rice
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If you have ever wondered how to make your own instant rice from bulk rice, I have the perfect DIY Instant Rice recipe for you!
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Today I’m sharing a video with you on how I use my dehydrator to make my own instant rice. This saves me lots of time AND money, and I can have rice ready to go with a meal in just a few minutes.
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Using a dehydrator to make your own instant rice from bulk rice.
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- I am using an Excalibur 9 tray dehydrator with a timer. You can read more about it by clicking here.
To see the Excalibur dehydrator I currently use, click here. For a complete collection of dehydrators offered by Amazon, click here.
I found your dehydrating video on YouTube today and enjoyed it a great deal. Then I went searching for your other video’s on dehydrating. I have one of those round dehydrator’s with the white trays, had it for years but hardly ever used it. Last week I got some containers of pre cut carrots & celery, & diced onions from my local food pantry. After watching your videos I pulled out the trays and filled them up with the chopped vegetables. They are going to be dried overnight and then put into containers for future use come the fall. Now I have ready made mirepoix and stuffing ingredients. Thanks for posting your videos. You’ve opened my eyes to more possibilities with dehydrated foods. And to think I was spending money on dried celery. SMH!
Thank you do you think the ratio would be the same for medium grain rice. I got the only bag of rice the store had after going to three stores.
Yes, it works the same for all types I’ve used.