I started buying my whole grain brown rice in bulk last year. It saves me money and it’s easy to prepare once you learn how. I confess I was used to making Minute Rice. The cost was so high compared to bulk rice. So I decided I would have to find a way to make the whole grain rice as good or better then the Minute Rice. I found many different methods of cooking the whole grain rice and found this recipe works best for me.

The brown rice is so much more flavorful then plain white rice and we all know it’s much better for us. Brown rice is considered a whole grain, but white rice is considered a refined starch. There is more information here about eating whole short grain brown rice. Give it a try. It’s easier to prepare then you think 🙂

Whole Grain Brown Rice

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Serves	8
Cook time	30 minutes

Simple and easy way to make whole grain brown rice on the stove top.

Ingredients

• 2 cups brown rice (long or short grain)
• 3 cups water/stock/broth

Note

You can make a large batch and freeze any left overs. Rice freezes well.

Directions

In a medium sauce pan add rice and water (broth/stock).

Bring to a boil.

Reduce heat to low and cover with a tight fitting lid. Simmer for 20 minutes.

Turn off heat, let sit covered for at least 10 more minutes.

Take off lid. Water should be absorbed.

Fluff with a fork.

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