How to Reheat Rice and Make It Like New

How to Reheat Rice and Make It Like New

5min
1 servings
Easy

Learn the trick to reheating leftover rice in the microwave, ensuring it comes out fluffy and fresh-looking, without drying out.

Recipe Video

Ingredients

  • Cooked leftover rice

Instructions

1

Place the leftover cooked rice in a microwave-safe container that has a lid.

Dica: It's best to use the same container you used for refrigeration, making sure it has a cover.

2
aquecer

Place the lidded container in the microwave and heat for 2 minutes.

2min

Dica: On some appliances, you might need to start with 1 and a half minutes and then check.

3
soltar

Remove the container from the microwave, open the lid, and use a spoon to gently loosen the grains by pressing down on the rice.

30s

Dica: Do not do this while the rice is ice-cold to prevent it from breaking up and turning mushy.

4
aquecer

Cover the container again and return it to the microwave for another 2 minutes.

2min

Dica: The lid is essential because it allows condensed moisture to return to the rice, preventing it from drying out.

5
soltar

After the second heating, loosen the grains again with the spoon, pressing in all directions to ensure they are fluffy.

30s

Dica: The rice should be warmer and looser by this point.

6
aquecer

Heat one last time for 1 minute and a half, just to ensure the rice is thoroughly hot.

1min 30s

Dica: This final stage is only to reach the ideal temperature.

7

Remove the rice from the microwave. It should be ready, fluffy, and not dried out.

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Nutrition Facts

TACO Table - per serving

Nutrient
Amt.%DV*
  • Energy
    12 kcal1%
  • Carbohydrates
    3 g1%
  • Protein
    0 g0%
  • Total Fat
    0 g0%
  • Dietary Fiber
    0 g1%

*Daily reference values based on a 2,000 kcal diet (ANVISA). Data calculated from the TACO Table (UNICAMP).

Cuisine Type

brasileira

Required Equipment

pote com tampamicroondas

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