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Quote from: Razor on May 16, 2010, 09:28 PMTo achieve what I think it is that your after, you would literally have to do just one drop of each colour, then lock in the colour in the oven, I guess.Hey Ray, thanks for your input. Those are my thoughts exactly. I somehow doubt that BIRs are using droppers though... Seems a little clinical. Can someone ask their local who does similar rice? All my locals round here are crap. I'm wandering off topic here. I'll start a new thread. Let's get back on track before an angry moderator throws their weight around
To achieve what I think it is that your after, you would literally have to do just one drop of each colour, then lock in the colour in the oven, I guess.
Hi BB,My local TA does do a similar looking rice, maybe just a tad more colourful, but not too much.You dont think that they would do 2 smaller portions of coloured rice then add a spoonfull into the main rice do you? I can't see them using a dropper either, they probably use a massive chef's spoon and just let one drop drip off it into the rice lol ;DRay ;D
after doing a bit of searching, some say to add the colouring to the rice water as it's cooking which would lessen the effect rather than adding it after cooking....