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Get a rice cooker sm

Posted By: radeee on 2007-03-26
In Reply to: white rice coming out nice, fluffy, dry and - not sticky......nm

could never make rice. Been using a rice cooker for 10 years and it's perfect every time.


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Slow cooker
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INGREDIENTS
1 (3 pound) boneless chuck roast
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon onion powder
salt and pepper to taste
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Rice
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I usually use about 1/2 bag if minute rice..sm
but this is the first time I have used the recipe on the dry onion soup box!! It just sounded so good that I thought I would give it a try and just add the rice since my hubby likes rice in his meatloaf. Hope it comes out okay!!
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paste. . . potatoes or rice?

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