When you're cooking and it includes raw meat, you may occasionally have to turn the water faucet on or off. But that means getting raw meat goo (as I like to call it) all over your kitchen sink. Blech.
While rice is an easy-to-prepare grain, removing its residue from pots and pans is no small feat. With these tips, it's a breeze.
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