Thai Style Creamy Rice
Learn how to prepare this delicious Thai-style creamy rice dish with the KükenTOUCH 9000 Kitchen Robot. Thai cuisine is one of the richest and most delicate oriental cuisines.
In addition, rice is one of the most widely consumed cereals in the world and a staple food in the diet of millions of people.
A nutritious, versatile and easy to cook dish.
When preparing this recipe we must take into account the time that the rice has to be previously soaked, 12 hours.
The ideal in this recipe is to use glutinous rice but if we don't have it we can use any other, although the result will not be as creamy.
If we want our recipe to have an extra sweetness we can add a sweetener at the time of adding the coconut cream (sugar, brown sugar, panela, honey, etc.). If we prefer, we can substitute the sesame seeds for some finely chopped nuts.
Soak the rice in a bowl with plenty of water and leave it to stand for 12 hours in the fridge.
Drain the rice well to remove excess starch.
Place the drive shaft in the mixing bowl of the food processor and add 600 ml of water.
Place the basket with the rice inside.
Bake 40 minutes at 120°C.
Leave to stand for 5 minutes with the lid closed.
Set aside in a bowl and cover with cling film to preserve the heat.
We replace the drive shaft with the remover accessory.
Add 200 ml of coconut milk and a pinch of salt.
Cook 4 minutes at 100ºC and speed 2.
Add the rice in the glass and stir well with the help of the spatula.
Leave to cool and serve with mango slices and sesame seeds on top.
Our Thai-style creamy rice is ready!
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Ingredients
Directions
Soak the rice in a bowl with plenty of water and leave it to stand for 12 hours in the fridge.
Drain the rice well to remove excess starch.
Place the drive shaft in the mixing bowl of the food processor and add 600 ml of water.
Place the basket with the rice inside.
Bake 40 minutes at 120°C.
Leave to stand for 5 minutes with the lid closed.
Set aside in a bowl and cover with cling film to preserve the heat.
We replace the drive shaft with the remover accessory.
Add 200 ml of coconut milk and a pinch of salt.
Cook 4 minutes at 100ºC and speed 2.
Add the rice in the glass and stir well with the help of the spatula.
Leave to cool and serve with mango slices and sesame seeds on top.
I think that in point 3 the term "drive shaft" should be changed to "beater jug".
Good afternoon!
First of all thank you for helping us to improve the content of our site. I have been reviewing the point you indicate and I think it is well indicated as it was. The robot's glass/jar is already placed in the main unit, we have poured water in it and then to be able to put the cooking basket we first need to place a drive shaft to hold the basket and make it rotate. I hope I have resolved this point for you. Thank you again for your time and your help to improve our site. Best regards. Ivan.
Good morning, as I have no experience in robots and this is the first, I ask a beginner's question.
I want to make white rice for salads.
Do I have to follow the same steps as for Thai style rice?
Thank you
Good morning Carme!
First of all thank you for purchasing our Küken food processor. Regarding the question you ask us about wanting to cook white rice from the Thai-style creamy rice recipe, we do not think it is advisable to follow those steps, the times and steps are specific to that type of glutinous rice for sushi. Lest, of course, you want to prepare the rice salad with that type of rice, which is not normal. I also have to tell you that for an upcoming recipe update we will incorporate the recipe for white rice. Not in this one that will come out in February because the recipes are already selected, but for the following month. On the other hand also tell you that our robot Küken has manual mode to make our own recipes, selecting the times and steps to follow. I hope I have helped you, thanks again for trusting us, we keep working to keep improving and thanks to comments like yours we are getting it. Receive a warm greeting,
Ivan
Good afternoon,
When you refer to "drive shaft" is it the support shaft of the grater disc?
The rice basket does not rotate, as it is trapped by the reliefs of the jug, is there any detail that I am missing?
Good morning Manu,
The drive shaft is an accessory similar to the blade accessory or the stirrer accessory, the only difference is that it is only the shaft (it is like a cylinder), inside the base there is a hexagonal groove that fits into the robot, inside the glass, this shaft is used to hold the cooking basket, just hold it, the basket does not rotate as the step to cook the rice only heats the water without there being any rotating movement. I hope I have helped you and that you can enjoy the recipe. Thank you very much for your confidence. Best regards.
Good afternoon, I would like to know if the robot can pulverise dried pulses to make flour without damaging them, thank you.
Good morning Ana. Yes, you can pulverise dried pulses to make flour, no problem. Thank you for your confidence and for your contribution. Best regards.