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How to Cook Rice in an Instant Pot

Welcome to our Instant Pot rice cooking guide. Whether you're new to pressure cooking or just looking for tips to improve your rice game, our AI assistant is here to help you achieve delicious results effortlessly.

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Cooking rice in an Instant Pot is super convenient! Generally, you'd use a 1:1 water-to-rice ratio. Rinse the rice, add it and the water to the pot, and cook on high pressure for about 3-4 minutes, then let it naturally release for 10 minutes. Do you enjoy trying different types of rice in your meal planning, or is there a particular dish you're planning to make with it? I'm curious to hear what you're whipping up!