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Spilled Milk

Episode 40: Rice

Spilled Milk

Molly Wizenberg and Matthew Amster-Burton

Food, Comedy, Arts

4.61.4K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2011

⏱️ 17 minutes

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0:00.0

I'm Molly and I'm Molly and I'm Matthew.

0:07.0

Whatever you start and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something delicious, eat it all, and you can't have any.

0:16.5

Today, we are talking about rice.

0:19.0

Yes, it's back to real food again.

0:21.0

Yep. And I think we're going to try and cover the entire world of rice,

0:25.0

everything that humanity has gleaned

0:27.5

from this wonderful grain over thousands of years of civilization

0:30.8

in 15 minutes.

0:32.2

Can we do it?

0:33.0

Of course.

0:34.0

Yes we can.

0:35.0

Yeah, through the magic of editing.

0:37.0

Yes.

0:38.0

Yeah, so this is really probably going to be an hour long show that we're going to distill down to 15 minutes of pure gold for you.

0:43.3

And Carolina gold.

0:44.8

Or we could just fast forward and play it really fast.

0:47.1

Like, why on earth did we decide to talk about rice today?

0:53.0

You said something about fried rice, which we didn't actually get to for this show.

0:57.0

Oh, that's right. I think that we were sitting here brainstorming and I really wanted you to to show me your fried rice technique

1:09.5

in a walk like a proper fried rice because I feel like whenever I whenever I make fried rice I feel like I'm doing something wrong it gets

1:16.4

too sticky or it gets too wet and clumpy I don't know.

1:20.6

And apparently I refused because that's not what we did.

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