Foreach: Replicating seed outside of foreach

Question

I am trying to store a seed within each repetition of the foreach loop. If something is going wrong with one repetition, then I want to be able to easily call up the seed and assess the simulated data. An example below shows how I am storing the seed with the generated data and drawing a value from a standard normal distribution.

set.seed(1)
library(foreach)
library(doRNG)

cl <- makeCluster(no_cores_to_use)
registerDoParallel(cl)


out <- foreach(i=1:2) %dorng% {   

  store <- .Random.seed
  value <- rnorm(1)

  result <- list()
  result$seed <- store
  result$value <- value

  return(result)
}
stopCluster(cl)


out[[1]]$value

[1] 0.7457097

However, when I go to set the seed to repetition 1 (i=1), the matching rnorm value does not match what the foreach loop has produced.

.Random.seed <- out[[1]]$seed
rnorm(1)

[1] -0.3262334

I have seen some answers suggest to set.seed(i) within the foreach loop. Can anyone advise how to save the seed within each foreach loop, as in my code above?