My Grandmother's Old Trick for Rice That Never Comes Out Sticky

Your rice keeps coming out sticky, and it was never your fault. Nobody stood beside you and taught you the old way. My mother fed seven of us on a dollar bag of rice outside Greenwood, Mississippi, and it never once came out gummy. In this one I hand down her whole method, six little moves with one pot and a few pennies, counting down to the one secret almost nobody has the patience for anymore. The rinse, the spoon of grease, the heat, and the fifteen quiet minutes that make all the difference.