So as the title says i found a method to make rice flour with a normal blender but it does take 2-3 days to make so i recommend making a big batch but it comes out super smooth like super market smooth so I'll write the steps down. Warning it does take a long time but its worth it:
These are the steps one by one:
-Soak rice (long or short grain) in water in a 1 to 2 ratio (2 cups of water for every cup of rice) for 4-6 hours or preferably overnight (depending on the variety)
-After soaking put in a high speed blender for around 5-8 minutes till it becomes some kind of juice (if the water is not enough add more till it covers the rice)
-After turning it into juice pour it onto a large flat plate and let that dry out until it cracks into individual pieces that no longer stick to the bottom of the plate and are completely deatached, mainly for 8-10 hours or until dry(try not to use a plastic plate as it will crack if u sun dry it)
- After Drying It should just slide off the plate if not just tap it on a flat surface and it should come off. if not let it dry more (it should feel abit like chalk if correctly done)
-After Finally Drying, Blend For 5-8 (make sure to cover all the holes on the blender if there are any by putting a towel on it or the air will become infested with rice flour)
-Tap it on A flat surface until all the flour settels in the blender
-Last Step Put in a container Enjoy! Generally has a long shelf life if stored properly (up to 2-3 years or even forever)
by Hour-Friendship-5560
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Be very careful though. That rice dust youre blending around is *very* explosive.
99.99% of the cases itll be fine, just dont be the 0.01%
Tonight on news at 11 house explodes after rice blending accident goes horribly wrong.
Order from amazon already sheesh
Uncooked rice made into powder
will soak up oil like magic….
driveways especially 👍