Quoted: 2 Post(s). Long soaking. Also might work to put a good bit more water into the pan and set it on a low burner to try to redissolve the syrup. I did something like this once in that I let the syrup get way too thick, and it burned. I managed to get it into a bowl, but the bowl and spoon I left in it were a loss when the mess set up like concrete.
Cooked wild rice (plain) will keep about 6 months in your freezer. Drain well; store. in airtight containers. To use, thaw in refrigerator overnight, or microwave on âdefrostâ setting a few minutes.
Given that you can easily cook very small portions of rice and the relative low cost of it. I don't see the need to keep cooked rice for extended periods of time in the fridge. Anyway, there's nothing like freshly cooked rice, the aroma, texture and taste. would say about 2-3 days. It will last longer than that, but a good amount of water will evaporate and the rice will dry out, making it no longer appetizing. You can try spritzing a little water over the top of your rice and throwing it in the microwave in an attempt to reviving it.