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Fried Rice Not Crispy. Their fried rice, rather than being fluffy and chewy, ends up being crunchy and hard. Adding too much or too little water, or cooking for too long, can leave you with rice that's either mushy, crunchy, soggy, or burnt, all of which are poor places to start for fried rice (via the foods guy). Choose the right type of rice: 7 genius tips for making perfect fried rice every time. The key to how to make fried rice? One of the key issues with instant rice is that it tends to absorb moisture too quickly and doesn't develop the chewy, slightly crispy. So, make sure that you're cooking your rice correctly. Tips for making the best fried rice. That person's advice is right, you don't have to use day old rice as long as you spread the cooked rice out in a thin layer and fan it or refrigerate it. It's all about nailing that slightly crispy texture. If you've experienced the same issue — or if you simply want to prevent it — here's what you should do the next time you try making homemade fried rice.

The key to how to make fried rice? 7 genius tips for making perfect fried rice every time. One of the key issues with instant rice is that it tends to absorb moisture too quickly and doesn't develop the chewy, slightly crispy. Tips for making the best fried rice. Choose the right type of rice: Adding too much or too little water, or cooking for too long, can leave you with rice that's either mushy, crunchy, soggy, or burnt, all of which are poor places to start for fried rice (via the foods guy). So, make sure that you're cooking your rice correctly. It's all about nailing that slightly crispy texture. Their fried rice, rather than being fluffy and chewy, ends up being crunchy and hard. That person's advice is right, you don't have to use day old rice as long as you spread the cooked rice out in a thin layer and fan it or refrigerate it.

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Fried Rice Not Crispy Their fried rice, rather than being fluffy and chewy, ends up being crunchy and hard. Choose the right type of rice: Their fried rice, rather than being fluffy and chewy, ends up being crunchy and hard. Adding too much or too little water, or cooking for too long, can leave you with rice that's either mushy, crunchy, soggy, or burnt, all of which are poor places to start for fried rice (via the foods guy). So, make sure that you're cooking your rice correctly. 7 genius tips for making perfect fried rice every time. The key to how to make fried rice? Tips for making the best fried rice. It's all about nailing that slightly crispy texture. One of the key issues with instant rice is that it tends to absorb moisture too quickly and doesn't develop the chewy, slightly crispy. If you've experienced the same issue — or if you simply want to prevent it — here's what you should do the next time you try making homemade fried rice. That person's advice is right, you don't have to use day old rice as long as you spread the cooked rice out in a thin layer and fan it or refrigerate it.