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Dry to Cooked Rice Converter

Convert dry rice, quinoa, farro, and more to cooked yield instantly online. Covers white, brown, jasmine, and barley — free, no sign-up needed.

Updated June 2026
Dry
1.00 cups
Cooked yield
3.00 cups
~12 servings (1/2 cup ea)
Water needed
1.75 cups
For stovetop method

Quick recipe for White (long-grain)

  1. Rinse 1.00 cup of grain in cold water until water runs mostly clear (skip for couscous/bulgur).
  2. Combine grain with 1.75 cups water and a pinch of salt in a saucepan.
  3. Bring to a boil, then cover and reduce to lowest simmer.
  4. Cook 18-20 minutes without lifting the lid.
  5. Remove from heat, rest covered 5 minutes, then fluff with a fork.

Ratio used: 1.75:1 water-to-grain · yield ~3× the dry volume.

All ratios at a glance

GrainWaterYieldTime
White (long-grain)1.75:13×18-20 min
Jasmine1.5:13×15-18 min
Basmati1.5:13×15-18 min
Brown rice2.25:13×40-45 min
Wild rice3:13.5×45-55 min
Quinoa2:13×15 min
Farro2.5:13×25-30 min
Pearl barley2.5:13.5×40-45 min
Couscous (instant)1.25:12.5×5 min
Bulgur1.5:13×12-15 min
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What it does

Convert dry rice or grains to cooked yield (and back) for ten common varieties: white, jasmine, basmati, brown, wild, quinoa, farro, pearl barley, instant couscous, and bulgur. Each ratio is the standard stovetop method — water, yield, and cook time. The result includes serving estimates and a complete recipe.

For a deeper water-ratio reference, also see the rice to water ratio tool.

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How to use it

  1. Pick the grain.
  2. Choose direction: dry → cooked or cooked → dry.
  3. Enter cups, read the yield + water + cook time.

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