Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~

by syclhy

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

20m

Serving

2

Stone pot rice (돌솥밥) is rice stewed in a traditional Korean stone pot. It tastes soft and elastic. It is more like the rice that was simmered on the stove in a steamer at home when I was a child, but it is easier to be cooked than the latter. It will be simmered, and there is a fragrant scent of rice crust after the stew~
The steamed rice soup () is simmered with the hugaba left over from the bottom of the rice pot. Yuan Yuan said that in the past, it was only enjoyed by the elders of the Chao family~! ^^ Anyway, it is really fragrant when drinking it, like barley tea, with a scent of mashed grain~"

Ingredients

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~

1. Prepare a clean Korean stone pot.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

2. Put 2 measuring cups of rice.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

3. Put another sip of millet.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

4. Wash the rice twice with clean water, and finally the clean water can be made without the palm of your hand (my hand is small, if the water from the big hand does not reach the root of the middle finger), also pay attention to finally picking the millet from the bottom of the pot to the surface.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

5. Add 1 to 2 drops of sesame oil to the washed rice, so that the simmered rice will be more fragrant and sticky~ Then soak for half an hour.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

6. Dry the bottom of the stone pot, sit on the fire, and bring to a boil on medium heat.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

7. When the pot is turned on, there will be airflow soup, then turn off the heat, simmer for about 5-6 minutes, the rice is basically cooked.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

8. Turn off the heat, and simmer for a while, about 5 minutes. The heat preservation of the stone pot is very good, even if the fire is turned off, it can continue to heat.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

9. Open the lid and have a look, the rice is fragrant and flicks very vigorously~

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

10. Alright~ I'm done with the stone pot rice, and there is still the rice crust at the bottom of the stone pot, what should I do? Let's make the rice crust soup!

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

11. Pour boiling water into the pot.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

12. The boiled water is enough to cover the rice crust.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

13. Then close the lid and simmer for a few minutes.

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

14. Uncover the lid, use a spoon to gently scrape the wall of the pot, and the soft soaked rice crust will come down. Then you can enjoy the fragrant rice crust soup~~~

Korean Stone Pot Rice and Crust Soup~ recipe

Tips:

1. When washing rice, just wash the rice twice with clean water. If it is 3 times, the nutrition of the rice will be lost a lot.

2. The water for the braised rice should be less than the palm of your hand, and the water should be less than the root of the middle finger for the children's shoes with big hands.

3. After washing the rice, pay attention to the millet from the bottom of the pot and then to the surface, because the small size of millet is easy to sink below, if you want to eat millet crisps, you can try it~^^

4. Step 7 The sign that the rice is basically simmered is that it is not bubbling as before, and basically not steaming!

5. Before making the steamed rice soup, shave all the rice except the steamed rice~

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