Pineapple Rice
1.
Rinse the glutinous rice, add water at a ratio of about 1:1, and soak overnight.
2.
Half a pineapple, cut the surface into small cubes, and cut it a bit deeper, but don't cut to the skin.
3.
Use a paring knife or a smaller sharp knife to cut out the pulp.
4.
Cut 120g of the pulp into small pieces, and save the rest to eat directly or make other delicacies.
5.
Cut the candied dates into small pieces.
6.
Put the pulp in the pot.
7.
Continue to add candied dates, raisins, and goji berries.
8.
Gently spread the pulp, candied dates, raisins, and goji berries and spread them evenly.
9.
Put the inner pot into the rice cooker, close the lid, and turn on the electricity.
10.
Choose short-grain rice-boiled essence-medium taste, and press the start button.
11.
After the program is over, open the lid, add butter and honey, and stir evenly with a rice spatula.
12.
Take out pineapple rice, put it in the pineapple, decorate the surface with candied dates and a few soaked goji berries, ready to eat.
Tips:
1. The soaking time of glutinous rice is longer than that of ordinary rice, so it is recommended to soak it overnight.
2. Half a pineapple is about 1000g, and about 400g of pulp can be taken out, and the practical pulp is about 120g.