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Brown rice is often criticized for is how long it takes to cook compared to white rice. But with a few simple adjustments, you can cut down the cooking time without sacrificing flavor or texture. Begin by washing the rice under running cold water until it’s no longer cloudy — this removes excess starch and helps the grains cook more evenly and quickly. Let the rice sit in water for 30 minutes or longer — soaking softens the outer bran layer, which significantly reduces the time it takes for the rice to become tender. A quick 15-minute soak still makes a difference.

When you're ready to cook, use a slightly higher water to rice ratio than usual. Try 1 and 3. This extra moisture helps speed up the absorption process. Preheat your water before adding the rice — this reduces the time it takes for the pot to reach a simmer, making the overall process faster.

If you have a pressure cooker or an Instant Pot, use it — brown rice cooks in about 20 to 25 minutes under pressure, compared to a full hour without pressure. Just make sure to let the pressure release naturally for the best texture.

Pre-cook the rice in advance for convenience. Boil for 20 minutes, spread to cool, then store chilled. When you're ready to serve, reheat it with a splash of water and cover it until steaming hot. It stays fluffy with a rich, earthy taste.

Never open the pot while it’s simmering — every time you open it, the internal temperature drops, delaying doneness. Let it steam quietly for 10 minutes off the burner. This allows the grains to finish steaming and قیمت برنج قهوه ای become fluffy without needing extra time on the stove.

With these techniques, you can have perfectly cooked brown rice in less time and still enjoy the wholesome nutrients and satisfying earthy flavor.