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How to Cook Fluffy Basmati Rice | Easy No-Fuss Method

Discover the easiest way to make fluffy, non-sticky basmati rice every time. This no-measure, boil-and-steam method creates light, restaurant-style rice in minutes—perfect with any moji masala ® dish.

Make perfect, fluffy basmati rice every time with this quick boil-and-steam method. Light, non-sticky, and ready in minutes — ideal with moji masala®

Basmati Rice

Basmati Rice

Basmati rice is a long-grain aromatic rice that pairs perfectly with Indian curries,

dahl, and masala dishes. This quick boil-and-steam method makes fluffy, non-sticky

basmati rice every time — ready in about 15 minutes.

We love serving rice with every moji masala® meal. But sometimes, traditional methods can make it feel a bit too heavy. This boil-and-steam technique is measurement-free, no-fuss, and creates light, fluffy, restaurant-quality basmati rice in no time. It's perfect for weeknight dinners, and impressive enough for dinner parties.

👉 Want the classic method see here.

Step 1. Rinse rice until water runs clear

Step 2. Add the rice to a pot and enough water to fully cover your rice plus an inch

Step 3. Bring to a boil for five minutes, until just al dente and drain in a colander.

Step 4. Lightly grease the bottom of your pot with olive oil and add the rice. Add a pat of butter if you like. Turn heat to medium-low.

Step 5. Use a thin kitchen towel to line the bottom of your lid and twist the excess towel around the knob of the lid. Place lid on and let the rice steam for about five minutes or until rice texture is slightly soft and fluffy.

Result: Fluffy, non-sticky, perfectly cooked basmati rice ready to serve with your favorite moji masala® dishes.


Pro Tip

This method works beautifully with lentils, curries, or veggie masalas. Try pairing it with Dahl Masala or Chicken Curry for a complete Indian meal in under an hour.

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