Trying to cook the perfect Instant Pot Jasmine Rice? Here is our fail-proof recipe to get perfect Jasmine Rice every time. No more burnt rice, undercooked or mushy rice. You are going to love the aroma and texture of this rice. Cooking Rice is also one of the most simple go-to recipes to make while getting used to the Instant Pot.

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Tips to make the best Jasime Rice in Instant Pot
Avoid using the Rice Button to make Rice
What is the water to rice ratio to cook Instant Pot Jasmine Rice?
What is the Pot in Pot Method of making Jasmine Rice?
Do I need to rinse the Jasmine rice before I put it in Instant Pot?
NATURAL PRESSURE RELEASE IS IMPORTANT
How To Make Perfect Instant Pot Rice?
INSTANT POT BASMATI RICE
INSTANT POT BROWN RICE
INSTANT POT JASMINE RICE
INSTANT POT BASMATI RICE
INSTANT POT BROWN RICE
INSTANT POT JASMINE RICE

Are you new to Instant Pot? We would recommend reading up on Master the Instant Pot with 3 buttons and Instant Pot Burn Message to give you a quick start. You can also try our Instant Pot Beginner Recipes to get your feet warm.

Tips to make the best Jasime Rice in Instant Pot

Always wash the uncooked rice a few times before cooking it. This helps get rid of the starch and will also avoid the rice from being too gummy.
Toast the rice in oil to help prevent the burn and gummy texture too.
Use the Instant Pot cup to measure the rice and water.
Use the 1:1 rice to water ratio.
We prefer the pressure cook function more than the rice. We have explained the details below.
When the rice cooks, turn off the 'Keep Warm' function to prevent the rice from scorching at the bottom.

Avoid using the Rice Button to make Rice

We have done a lot of experiments with the Rice function and feel that cooking rice using the 'Manua;' or 'High Pressure' function is much quicker and yields a better texture. The rice function takes a whole lot more time than the pressure cook function and with the instructions below, you will never go wrong and get perfect rice every time.

What is the water to rice ratio to cook Instant Pot Jasmine Rice?

We have tried different ratios and feel that 1:1 ratio works best for ALL (Basmati Rice, Brown Rice or Jasmine Rice ) types of rice in an Instant Pot. The only thing that changes is the time needed for the water to work it's way through the bran layer.

What is the Pot in Pot Method of making Jasmine Rice?

Pot in Pot method of preparing rice is an excellent way to prepare rice if you are afraid of the dreaded burn notice. In this method, you are adding the rice to another pot inside the main pot. This way the rice is not on the bottom of the pot and does not have any issues with burn notice. The rice to water ratio and cooking times remain the same.

Do I need to rinse the Jasmine rice before I put it in Instant Pot?

Yes. Rinsing the rice grains 3-4 times helps reduce the starch content of the rice and helps in ensuring that you get fluffy rice every time. It also helps in reducing burn notices one can get while making rice. This fail-proof recipe has been shared more than 10K+ times on all social channels.

NATURAL PRESSURE RELEASE IS IMPORTANT

After the cook time is over, you need to release the pressure naturally. This ensures that the rice is properly cooked and comes out the way you like it.

How to cook Instant Pot Jasmine Rice?

Thoroughly wash the Jasmine Rice 3-4 times.
Heat Instant Pot using the Saute function.
Once the pot is hot, add coconut oil.
Throw in the Jasmine rice and toast it for a few seconds. Add the same amount of water as the rice.
Close the lid. Turn valve to Seal. Set Instant Pot to “Pressure” on high pressure for 6 minutes.
When the timer goes off, turn off the 'Keep Warm' function and wait for approximately 10 minutes for Natural Pressure Release.
Serve it warm.

Do check out our other Instant Pot Rice Recipes. You can pair this Thai Peanut Curry (also made in the Instant Pot) with this Jasmine Rice.

You should also checkout our recipe to Cook Beans in an Instant Pot.

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How To Make Perfect Instant Pot Rice?

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Master the art of making perfect rice in your Instant Pot. Our failproof recipes to make Instant Pot Basmati rice, Instant Pot Brown rice, Instant Pot Jasmine Rice. No more uncooked, burnt or mushy rice. Yay!!! Video Recipe.

Ingredients

Instant Pot Basmati Rice / Zerra Rice

Instant Pot Brown Rice

Brown rice- 1 cup
Water -1 cup
Oil -1 teaspoon

Instant Pot Jasmine Rice

jasmine rice -1 cup
Water -1 cup
1 teaspoon oil

Instructions

INSTANT POT BASMATI RICE

We used Basmati Rice to make the Cumin Rice or Zeera Rice served at the Indian restaurants.Even if you decide to skip the spices, they rice to water ratio will remain the same.

Heat Instant Pot to “Saute.”
Add a teaspoon of oil.
Once the oil is hot, add the cumin seeds, green cardamom pods and bay leaf. Give it a stir.
Add a cup of rinsed Basmati rice.
Add a cup of water and give it a stir.
Close the lid. Turn valve to Seal. Set Instant Pot to “Pressure” on high pressure for 6 minutes.
When the timer goes off, wait for approximately 10 minutes for Natural Pressure Release.
Serve it warm.

INSTANT POT BROWN RICE

Heat Instant Pot to “Saute.”
Add a teaspoon of oil.
Once the oil is hot, add the Brown rice
Add a cup of water and give it a stir.
Close the lid. Turn valve to Seal. Set Instant Pot to “Pressure” on high pressure for 15 minutes.
When the timer goes off, wait for approximately 15 minutes for Natural Pressure Release.
Serve it warm.

INSTANT POT JASMINE RICE

Thoroughly wash the Jasmine Rice 3-4 times.
Heat Instant Pot to “Saute.”
Once the oil is hot, add the Jasmine rice
Add a cup of water and give it a stir.
Close the lid. Turn valve to Seal. Set Instant Pot to “Pressure” on high pressure for 6 minutes.
When the timer goes off, turn off the 'Keep Warm' function and wait for approximately 10 minutes for Natural Pressure Release.
Serve it warm.

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