How to cook rice using Bamboo steamer.

[@muffassa6739]

That's amazing, thank you for sharing this with me. I have never cooked rice in my Steamer.

[@jasonbaker2370]

Great video, short and to the point. Thanks!

[@vivianbayer]

Thanks for the tip sir. keepsafe

[@nicolero8130]

thank you, this method is good for me because I have only electric wok now, and I want to eat rice. I successfully cooked sticky rice but never tried fragrant rice

[@IsraelBrabante]

Mukhang masarap po yan sir, God bless you po

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

yes Sir totoo po yan.

[@SILENTSHADOW_75]

Ang galing naman Ganyang po ung sina unang estilo ng pagluluto sa min probinsya. Na miss ko tuloy ng akoy batang paslit pa hehe

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

hahaha... mabango din ung amoy mas gaganahan ka.

[@SILENTSHADOW_75]

@@happyteacherinvietnam428 lutoan mo ko sir. Naglaway ako haha

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

@@SILENTSHADOW_75 Sige po basta magkaroon tayo ng pagkakataon.

[@KadoidaiTV0330]

hello, new friend here! parang ang sarap nyan !

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

masarap po talaga, mabango.

[@23winchiers23]

Kanin is life...

[@mehrabskitchen4803]

nice vedio

[@wjrasmussen666]

will this work with brown rice? Can I use my bamboo steamer liner as I don't have a cloth.

[@lumay333]

Does the bamboo basket touch the water line?

[@maluisavlog9760]

Galing naman hindi nahilaw

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

need mong ibabad ang bigas para po lumambot pagluto at hindi dry.

[@kateq6489]

How many inches is this bamboo steamer?

[@mimiprays8288]

Do you have to soak all types of rice? I make brown rice the most.

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

Yes to make it softer when you cook it.

[@lunawilliams3569]

What is the brand of the rice do you use?

[@dhanalakshmibose4619]

Wow… thanks

[@barbra429]

Where do you buy the cloth

[@j.sony.]

This method takes way way longer than cooking rice in a pan. Is there a certain benefit to this method?

[@jeffvaldez1883]

Bamboo adds flavor BTW id recommended a rice cooker just set n forget it

[@horstderheld22]

The rice has a better consistency and is less sticky. There is also a faster way. Use jasmine rice, wash your rice, put it in boiling water for ~3minutes, pour off the water and put the rice in the steamer, steam it for ~10minutes and you are done.

[@grahammcfadyenhill9555]

Perhaps if you don't have a stove-proof pot?

[@carmelitasabugo]

Thank you for sharing. How much water did you use in the pan and can estimate how much water it left?

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

as long as the rice is not cook just add water constantly.

[@winkipinki007]

💯👍👌

[@morginejurdan575]

How long to steam sweet brown rice? Thank you so much!!!

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

You can steam it 30-45 minutes. It depends on the amount.

[@loyckfiona]

Rice cooker or boil rice over electric stove or traditional stove is way easier……over nite rice then u steam them.

[@dennell]

My Jasmine rice seems to take longer like over an hour.. is there a way to speed this up please?

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

Yes it can, depending on the amount of rice that you cooked.

[@mrfazzy3137]

Is this sticky rice

[@xend-kidsofficialchannel.4563]

can I'm also test

[@sue4341]

Can I use parchment paper instead?

[@grahammcfadyenhill9555]

Poke holes in the paper first.

[@mictest1027]

Hindi ba mawawala yung suntansya ng bigas kung itatapon yung tubig na pinagbabaran ng bigas? Btw Red rice yung kanin namin usually.

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

hindi naman po.

[@DANT-E]

If you want perfect rice, get an electric pressure cooker. You will have perfect white rice in 10 mins and brown rice in 15 minutes.

[@aiswaryaramesh2667]

But it will not have all the nutrients as it is pressure cooked and fast cooked. Slow cooking retains all nutrients. No one has the time for that in this modern world.

[@gonsonandenschinder]

@@aiswaryaramesh2667 there are barely any nutrients (except carbs) in rice in the first place.

[@javierfortunato3663]

Not the same.at aññ

[@jolenemagsamen923]

Do you have to soak it for 10 12 hours is there another way

[@crystalpoindex]

Yes get a rice cooker

[@damlaozcimen8779]

What is the material of this cooking cloth? ❤

[@theshitshow-em3fk]

looks like cheese cloth.

[@grahammcfadyenhill9555]

Screen door nylon netting.

[@waynethebarber1095]

My instapot makes great rice....thats about all its good for...

[@petterberland7278]

What type of fabric is the cloth?

[@donnafranklin7908]

It will be a piece of muslin cloth.

[@grahammcfadyenhill9555]

Screen door nylon netting.

[@randymiranda5256]

Whats the cloth name i want to buy that

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

Hi, i just bought it in Lazada "steam dumpling cloth".

[@earlgrey2130]

"Check every 10 minutes and add water if necessary" It was at this moment i knew this was shitty advice 😂

[@alanp741]

can I use paper towels instead of of steaming cloth? just wondering

[@maryecho9215]

It's been 30 minutes in the steamer and it's still hard and raw, what's going on? Edit: it's been an hour and I still have raw rice!

[@wolfgangg5946]

Make sure you soak your rice over night. That might help

[@thedude4795]

@@wolfgangg5946 i soaked mine for 24 hours, the P.O.S doesnt cook!

[@j.sony.]

@@thedude4795 seriously?? I usually cook mine in a pot (without any soaking) and it comes out perfect in 20 minutes. This method from the video takes way way longer! I just got a bamboo steamer to cook with. Are you saying they barely work? What kind of rice did you use? Did you use a muslin cloth?

[@diablodiablodiablo3827]

LOL I had the same problem.

[@maryecho9215]

@@j.sony. muslin cloth, medium grain rice. maybe only works with short? doesnt make much sense but idkk

[@j.sony.]

I soaked my rice for 24 hours! Then steamed with this method exactly. I cooked it and kept adding water for 1 and a half hours and still not done! Why does this take so long? Why on gods earth would anyone cook rice this way when you can cook it in 20 minutes in a pot without pre soaking???

[@Yomi-san]

same here, I used so much gas trying to cook it I gave up and threw it in a pan of water. It was done in 5 minutes (I assume it was at least part cooked by steamer)

[@irriterendenavn]

You probably cover rice with something that reject steam. The uploader is covering with a thin cloth that allow steam to heat rice easy. Or your steamer is leaking

[@andrewhopper7902]

I had this same problem. Thought i did something wrong

[@HaiLe-xp5ul]

You have over 4k view

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

Thanks. I wish for more. I hope.

[@mrouijagaming2142]

12hours is a very longer time to cook rice

[@juliosalgado956]

Hello, inside your culture people don't use garlic or olive oil in the cooking rice process?

[@happyteacherinvietnam428]

Hi Julio, we have rice dishes in the Philippines that use garlic and oil. Like, aroz valenciana and paella.

[@billnordby3142]

And it only took 15 hours

[@mrouijagaming2142]

Did the rice at least taste better?

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

Why do you have to soak the rice?

[@melinas50]

To cook faster

[@mariettemayisa]

tried this, complete fail, rice was dry and hard

[@petterberland7278]

What type of fabric is it?

[@aknee3042]

I’m assuming muslin which is what you also use for things like jam making

[@barbra429]

@@aknee3042 Do you wash it before you purchase it from the store because of chemicals in it. And then after you'd use it how do you wash it I'm thinking maybe not with detergent because that could get in your food just wondering

[@aknee3042]

@@barbra429 'Wash in the washing machine or by hand in the sink. Avoid detergents and fabric softeners. Use only mild detergent if necessary, and rinse thoroughly to remove any soap residue. If there are bits of curd sticking to the cloth, rinse with whey or white vinegar to help remove it.' - google's best advice :)

[@barbra429]

@@aknee3042 Thank you

[@MaryPoppins131]

Uhoh, I rarely cook rice because I can't wait for 15 minutes until water boils and rice is done. Soak for 12h, get steaming cloth somewhere, cook for 40 minutes... the whole day is gone!

[@elisegray6962]

You do not have to wait in front of the rice when it soaks

[@cleancutguy1892]

you are the typical lazy american. no time to cook but time to watch tv for hours and eat chips with it.

[@habilis999]

This method is a waste of time you don’t need to soak the rice at all. Just rinse it and then steam it for 25 minutes you’re done

[@pieroneskateco9433]

So 12 hours to prep and 45 mins to cook? Who can be bothered....

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[@cleancutguy1892]

This is a misleading video on steaming rice. The method is called "mov vum cub" You soak the rice over night (or you could pour hot water on the rice and let it soak for 20 mins) then you pour the water and rinse the rice and place it on the steamer for 15 mins, then place the rice on a bowl add hot boiling water about 1 inch above the rice, let it soak for 10 mins, then place it back to the steamer for 8 or 10 minutes and it's done.

[@BTheTrue]

or...or...boil your rice for 18 minutes. smh.

[@donne32701]

Lol

[@Travelcrossborder]

It was so easy 😂