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What are three factors determine how much water is needed to cook rice?
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∙ 11y ago
Three factors to determine how much water is needed to cook rice are:
1. What type of rice you are cooking.
2. How much rice is being cooked.
3. How well the lid fits on the pot that you are using.
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