I love rice. Not potatoes. So I am documenting my rice dish so someone else can make it for me.

Oh my God, believe you, rice will kill me for real. Anyway I just love it.

We call it "chicken rice" in our family but I often use sausages instead of chicken. And we can make Omurice (omelette and rice) with this. Many kids love it.

my kids love when I make pr rice .

No need to go to the Asian restaurant anymore because now you can make it at home.I recommend to use cooked jasmine white rice if they're available in your country.I used riceberry rice which is the popular purple rice product of Thailand.They contain fibers with anti oxidants and lots of nutrients.

My Grandma and Mom used to make this for me and now I make it for my boys..

I love it coz it's my grandmother's favourite and all of grannies cookings are sweet and lovely. I can't just have enough of it. Whenever I wrong my grandma, I always make sure to prepare this dish for her just to please her, and it surely works.

Simple and fragrant. I made this for iftar and kids complained because it smelled sooo good. I used fermented garlic+candlenut. You can replace it with regular oil, but I reckon it won't smell as good. Maybe you can fry some garlic first and use the oil. I use a type of rice with the ratio of 1:1.5 (rice:water) so you might want to adjust to the type of rice that you usually cook.

I heard that traditionally they would use rice that had been dried for 1 week for the Doll festival treats. I wanted to try it!The resulting rice is so crunchy that you will reach for it without thinking.The important point is to dry the rice thoroughly.When drying, drain the rice as much as possible, and spread it so it is overlapping as little as possible. Recipe by Mitsuna ROSE kitchen

Do you know that taco rice is invented in Japan?As we love rice, why don’t we change the tortillas to rice?? That’s how it became one of the soul food in Okinawa and it’s as good as normal taco so give it a try!

I love the rice in chipotle and this reminds me of it!

I don't like using rice cookers. My grandmother taught me how to cook rice when I was a child and I still use this same technique as an adult. It works every single time.