How To Cook Rice With Chicken Stock Cubes? (Quick & Tasty Recipe)

Cooking rice with chicken stock cubes is a really easy way to add authentic and delicious flavor to your rice with only few ingredients. You can use chicken stock cubes or any other bouillon cubes or broth granules. It works great with white or brown rice and makes fluffy, tender, and tasty rice, great for a side dish or as a meal on its own.

Video Chapters

0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Ingredients
0:23 - How to cook rice with chicken stock cubes (Instructions)
1:26 - Final result and garnish

How To Cook Rice With Chicken Stock Cubes:

1. Put 2 cups of water in the pot and bring it to boil.
While slightly simmering, add the chicken stock cube to the water and wait till it dissolves. (You can also use a vegetable stock cube or any flavor bullion cubes).

2. Rinse your rice under cool water by placing it in a strainer and running it under your faucet, and then add it to the water.

3. Once the rice starts to boil, turn the heat down to low, and cover the pot with a lid. You'll want to simmer it for about 15-20 minutes until the rice is tender and fluffy and most of the chicken broth is absorbed into the rice. (When cooking brown rice, give it about 35 minutes).

4. Once the rice is tender, remove it from the heat and let it stay for five to ten minutes so that the rice would absorb all the remaining chicken broth. Then, stir it up with the fork and serve.

Different brand stock cubes like Knorr, Maggi, or OXO have slightly different strengths. As most stock cubes are quite salty, I would recommend using just one bouillon cube for one cup of rice.

If you have any questions or comments about cooking rice with chicken stock, please let me know in the comments below.

Thank You

Jen Evansy

[Raul_Godan]

Great recipe, indeed. That's a brilliant “rice hack” that produced some of the best rice I’ve ever made! Thanks!

[perap]

This is such a great recipe..It's very tasty..my recommendation to everyone ..well done! I just love it..

[daniellemunyalo]

This is well explained. Is it suitable for toddlers?

[bryanahaya]

really clear recipe love the dish looks really delicious

[milicajovetic]

It's a very good video, i think the homemade bujon might be better, but this is faster. Thanks

[sadanandbidave]

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[ravih]

Amazing recipe . But can i use fresh stock or water instead of stock

[ijahdagang]

Look so delicious..tasty...wish you success always

[rameshkumar-jjrb]

Nice explanation of chicken rice cooking method..I am really impressed with your style of making

[davidmartinezvillegas]

I really love your channel, it is the only one that teaches me very good things, I can't wait for the time to prepare Rice With Chicken Stock Cubes for my wife, I'm sure she will love it.

[duyninhbui]

Thanks for information. Interesting video about cooking rice with chicken stock

[emilyhenriquess]

It looks sooo good! Can’t wait to try it too

[brianandrew]

This recipe looks really delicious, I have to try it someday

[braedenjohns]

Excellent recipe. It seems so delicious. But how long does it takes to cook ?

[mdzafar]

It's a very good video, I think the homemade bun might be better, but this is faster. ThanksIt's a piece of very good information. Thanks for sharing

[darleynarvaez]

ooowww este contenido es demasiado interesante, muchas gracias por tu información, lo recomiendo muchísimo, gracias

[MrMASSEYJONES]

I make rice like this all the time. 1x rice, 2x water in non-stick pot, preferably.
Bring water to a boil, add cube. 1:49
When dissolved, add rice and return to boil. No need to wash most rice.
Cover and turn heat down to medium low.
Cook for 17 minutes.
Remove from heat and let cool down about 5 minutes. I add a pat of butter for flavour.
Stir rice with fork and serve.

[angelasalazar]

Waooo that looks very rich I'll try to make it I hope I stay the same hajja thank you for sharing it

[ProyectoInnovador-hydw]

Rice with chicken bouillon cubes looks delicious, can I serve it with French fries?

[kumarnitesh]

Muy buen video gracias por la información