Tuesday Dinner
- RS Takikomi Gohan
- Braised Veggies (leftover)
- Carrot Salad (leftover)
- Braised Kale and Fried Tofu (leftover)
- Sauerkraut
Have you heard of Resistant Starch (RS)? I read an article about how to cook rice to reduce its calories (source below). Well, I don't care about calories but I do like how this method of cooking rice can reduce up to 60% of starch that body absorbs.
The method is easy. Cook rice with 1tsp of coconut oil then store in a fridge for 12 hrs. This changes starch and makes it harder to be absorbed in a small intestine which results in reducing a blood sugar rise. This got to be good and the effects is not reversed when the rice is reheated. So I cooked the rice this way.
All I did was to cook Takikomi Gohan (Japanese flavoured rice) using the leftover sauce from braised pork with some veggies. The leftover sauce contained pork fat so I thought that would do what coconut oil do.
I can't tell you if my small intestine absorbed 60% less starch or not, but the rice turned out fluffy, not sticky and tasted pretty good. I will try cooking rice this way when I do from now on. Well, I already freeze my germinated brown rice so i hope freezing does the same as refrigerating.
Source:
http://www.popsci.com.au/gadgets/fitness/cook-rice-differently-to-reduce-its-calories,402093
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