How can I cook rice with fish so that the fish is not over cooked or breaks into smaller pieces? Fish meat cooks quickly, in much less time than rice. Would anyone like to share tricks or tips for this?
Fish – How to cook rice with fish without overcooking the fish
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Best Answer
This problem can be solved with a bit of kitchen maths:
You noticed already that
You also noted correctly that usually X > Y.
The best time to add the fish to the rice would therefore be after (X-Y) minutes.
But I guess you want a slightly more practical answer?
Assuming that you have used both ingredients before, you should have at least a rough idea on the timing already.
Additional hints: