I've written about this before, here.
In the past, I would buy pouches of the ready made okayu, heat it up and then add the 7 grasses.
These days I make okayu in my rice cooker.
The other day, though, I added dashi (stock) to cook my okayu (rice porridge).
Okayu (rice porridge), makes about 2 servings (depending on the size of your bowls)
1/4 cup rice, washed
600 cc (about 3 cups) dashi or water
Cook in rice cooker on "okayu" mode.
NOTES: Satoshi and I agree okayu is much more flavorful cooked with dashi.
I think I may cook okayu this way from now on.
I like this consistency but if you don't like your okayu too watery, you can play around with the amount of water/dashi you use.
6 comments:
wow, never thought of making that, especially in the rice cooker! Thanks for the post and recipe. I'm going to try, but have to increase my walking...eating so much carbs now days.
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hopefully your rice cooker has that "okayu" mode V, otherwise I dunno that it will turn out okay.
Take care!
Kat
I Just looked and it does! Called porridge! Yay!
cool, hope it works V!
Take care.
Kat
I haven't used a rice cooker in like, forever, but it brings back some nice memories from small kid time!
they are real fancy these days Rowena!
Take care!
Kat
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