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Millet Rice Recipe _ How to cook perfect millet rice. Millet is one the most healthiest gluten free whole grain edible seeds, packed with protein and antioxidants. Including Millets in your diet is one of the best decisions you can make. With same millet rice you can make various dishes like, lemon rice, pulavu, khichdi, bisibele bath, masala bath etc. Instead of kodo millet use any other small seed millet like little millet, foxtail millet, proso millet, sama rice etc, most of them follow the same cooking process. Salt and Oil are optional if you don't use in your regular rice please skip it. Adjust the water quantity according to the texture of the rice. For grain texture use 1: 2.5 ratio( millet and water) and for soft millet rice use 1: 3 ratio. Hope you enjoy this video. More millet recipes: 15 variety Ragi recipes:    • 15 Variety Ragi Recipes | 15 Finger M...   Ragi mudde recipe -    • Ragi Mudde Recipe - With Perfect Meas...   Ragi Millet Idli/dosa -    • Ragi Idli and Dosa Recipe | Healthy W...   Ragi masala roti -    • Masala Ragi Roti | Ragi Roti Recipe |...   Ragi chapathi/roti -    • Ragi rotti recipe | Ragi chapathi rec...   Ragi smoothie -    • Ragi Smoothie Recipe | No Milk - No S...   Jowar roti by rolling -    • Jowar Roti Recipe - Easy Tips n Trick...   Jowar dosa 2 type -    • 2 Types of Jowar Dosa: With and Witho...   _____________________________________ Here's a simple guide to cooking perfect millet rice: _________________________________ 👉Ingredients: 1 cup kodo millet (any variety like Barnyard, Foxtail, Little, etc.) 2 cups water Salt (to taste, optional) 1 tsp Oil (optional) ___________________________________ 👉Instructions: Rinse the Millet: Before cooking, rinse the millet in cold water. This helps remove excess starch that can make the rice sticky. Ratio: Use a 1:2 ratio of millet to water for a more separated grain texture. For 1 cup of millet, use 2 cups of water. For soft millet rice add 2.5 to 3 cup water for 1 cup millet. Cooking Method: 👉👉Stovetop Method: In a saucepan or pot, bring the water to a boil. Add the rinsed millet and optional salt. Reduce the heat to low, cover with a lid, and let it cook for 8-10 minutes @low heat. After 10 minutes, turn off the heat and let the millet rice rest for a few minutes. Fluff the millet rice gently with a fork to separate the grains. 👉Rice Cooker Method: Follow the same rinsing process for the millet. Place the rinsed millet, water, salt, and oil(if using) into the rice cooker. Turn on the rice cooker and pressure cook for 1 whistles @medium heat and simmer for 7 minutes. Done, let it rest for a few minutes before fluffing with a fork. Serve: Your perfectly cooked millet rice is ready to be served as a side dish or as a base for other recipes! Remember, different types of millet might have slightly varied cooking times, so adjust accordingly. Enjoy your delicious and nutritious millet rice! ========================================== 👉Does millet need to soak before cooking? Millet doesn't necessarily require soaking before cooking, unlike some other grains like rice or beans. However, soaking millet for 15-30 minutes can offer a few benefits: For maximum benefits soak minimum 6 to 8 hour. Reduced Cooking Time: Soaking can slightly reduce the cooking time of millet. Improved Digestibility: Soaking grains can help break down phytic acid, an anti-nutrient that can hinder the absorption of minerals. This can potentially improve the digestibility and nutrient availability of millet. If you're short on time, you can skip soaking millet and still achieve good results by rinsing it thoroughly before cooking. If you decide to soak, drain the soaking water and rinse the millet before cooking to get rid of any residual anti-nutrients released during soaking. Experiment with soaking times to see what works best for your preferred texture and cooking process. ****************************************** #howtocookmillet #milletrice #cookingmillet Music: https://www.bensound.com Subscribe for more recipe:    / @bhusanur.cooking