Confused about rice....
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The serving size refers to 1/4 dry (uncooked) product, this is the equivalent of 3/4 cup (+/-) cooked rice.
The calories will be the same with a variants of the ingredients you're using to cook the rice.0 -
I would much rather overestimate than underestimate. I made curry and I love rice. I would never give it up.... It was a short grained sushi, so pearl??? It said 170 per 1/4 cup.
I also forgot to mention, I use a rice cooker, so the measurements are different than if I did it in a pot.... I can cook rice in a pot, I just don't wanna...
It was yummy.... chicken, red bell, onions, and bamboo shoots I mixed green and yellow curry..... Mmmmmmm
Why would the measurement for rice differ if you cooked it in a pot vs rice cooker? More stuff sticking to the container or something? Glad you enjoyed your dinner. I encourage you to follow up on your plan to get the food scale0 -
Maybe it's my inner blonde but I totally had this same thought in my head the other day and ended up just saying f-it and made quinoa instead because I figured at least those calories also had some nutrition! :laugh: Glad to know I'm not alone.0
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Uncooked, but use a scale.0
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Why would the measurement for rice differ if you cooked it in a pot vs rice cooker?
Variation in the amount of water absorbed by the rice. Which is why weighing *before* cooking is so important.0 -
Who the hell eats half a cup of uncooked rice? I'm not even sure how that would digest properly.
Me! At the start of my diet I would eat a whole cup! LOL But then as I lost weight I halved it (to half a cup) and added vegetables to it.
Plus I measure using a drinks cup which is probably a bigger portion (1/2 a cup of that being 125g dry according to my scale) so it's perfectly possible to eat that much0 -
Who the hell eats half a cup of uncooked rice? I'm not even sure how that would digest properly.
Me! At the start of my diet I would eat a whole cup! LOL But then as I lost weight I halved it (to half a cup) and added vegetables to it.
Plus I measure using a drinks cup which is probably a bigger portion (1/2 a cup of that being 125g dry according to my scale) so it's perfectly possible to eat that much0
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