Golden Gui Black Rice Porridge
Overview
Eating golden osmanthus white rice porridge, I suddenly had a strange thought: black rice is porridge, the color is dark and dull, and it is too unattractive. Wouldn't it be more eye-catching if there were just a few gold lights in the black? Just do it. It seems that black rice is not easy to cook, so don't worry. If you simmer it in an electric stew pot for an hour or two, the rice grains will naturally become cooked. It's just that the porridge soup is not boiling, so it seems a little inappropriate to throw the osmanthus directly into the soup. Then pour the porridge into the pot, add the sweet-scented osmanthus after boiling, and boil for two or three minutes before serving. Don't tell me, this gold inlaid in black is really eye-catching. It looks much better than a simple black one.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Materials
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Wash the black rice slightly with water
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Control water and drain
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Pour into the stew pot and add appropriate amount of water
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Add water to the electric stew pot
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Put into stew pot
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Simmer over low heat for about 2 hours
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Rice porridge thick
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Pour into the pot
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Bring to a boil over medium-low heat
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Jingui wash away the floating dust with clean water
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Control dry moisture
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Pour into the porridge pot and continue to boil for 2-3 minutes
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Turn off the flame
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Serve out