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Step 1
Place rice in a fine mesh strainer. Rinse under cold water for 1 minute, or until liquid almost runs clear.
Step 2
Add rice, water, butter, or oil, and salt to a 6-quart Instant Pot.
Step 3
▪ If you like softer rice: add 1 ¼ cups water.
Step 4
▪ If you prefer firmer rice: add 1 cup water.
Step 5
Cover Instant Pot with the lid and move the pressure release valve too sealed.
Step 6
Using the pressure cook or manual function, set the timer for 6 minutes on high pressure.
Step 7
It will take the pressure cooker about 5-10 minutes to fully pressurize.
Step 8
Once the timer goes off let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes.
Step 9
Move the pressure release handle to the venting position to let any remaining steam escape. Open the lid once the float valve goes down. Use a fork to fluff up the rice and serve immediately.
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