ExcelSteel 242 5-Quart Stainless Steel Colander


ExcelSteel

List Price: $9.99
Price: $9.99

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  • Strapping and strong
  • Mirror image polished
  • Trusting grip handles

OXO Good Grips 5-Quart Stainless-Steel Colander


OXO

List Price: $29.99
Price: $29.95
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Product Details

  • Features 5 bottom feet to attend to arrange for stability in the sink or on the countertop
  • For lickety-split and thorough straining of foods, the Oxo Good Grips colander is a great addition to every kitchen
  • 5-quart mass can be used with any bowl and is sized to nest perfectly in Oxo stainless-steel mixing bowls

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Colander morphs into steamer: Put colander into pot of boiling h2o; do I need a lid or to enclose whole?

colander in aluminum or will habitat colander over hot h2o be enough to steam veggies?


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be enough it. that will allow the steam to cook quickly without loosing water to evaporation

Can you drain rice using a colander?

If not, how to you freshly laundered a sieve effectively?


If you cook one part rice to two parts saturate (for example 1 cup rice and 2 cups water), you will have perfectly cooked rice with no need for draining or rinsing.

Cook it in an reveal pot until there is just a little water left in the bottom of the pot. Then turn off the heat and leave the pot covered for about 5 to 10 minutes and the remain of the water will absorb while the rice finishes cooking itself and you'll have perfect, fluffy rice.

This is for chalky rice only. Brown rice need more water and more cooking time.

Does anyone have a good way to wash your colander?

every however i wash the thing i end up seeing particles when it drys.


I put mine in a fall in full of soapy water and scrub it with a brush.

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