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I am looking at a rice cooker (Zojirushi NH-VBC18) which has a setting to
make GABA brown (germinated) rice. It does this by keep the rice at 104 degrees F for 2 hours before cooking. However, most of what I have read ststes that teh brown rice should be soaked anywhere from 8 hours to 2 days for germination. Generally it is said to saok at "body temerature". Does anybody know if soaking at 104F for two hours will allow for sufficient germination? Thanks in advance, Mike |
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