I didn't think I'd learn anything, but since I'm such a noob chef I looked this up. Glad I did. Didn't realize rice/water ratio wasn't a true ratio. Thanks!
Thank you for your video! Idk why so many trolls are getting upset over your video, I loved it and your beautiful voice. I always thought it was for every one cup of rice you need one and a half cup of water, but your rice came out beautiful and fluffy! Thank you again. Much love ❤️
@@dannyreed2887 I quit my job last month thanks to my rice cooker, i now live in the hamptons, a cabana boy is bringing me a mai tai as we speak, cheers! 🍹
You are the best rice cooker presenter i have ever met on RUclips, ever since i have been watching several videos on how to use a rice cooker I hope you get paid for THIS
I noticed from the comments not everyone listened to you. From what you said 3 cups of rice needs 3.5 cups of water. From your instruction 4 cups of rice would then need 4.5 cups of water. I think I understand it. It sounded clear to me. Thanks for the information.
Great video thanks. 1. Wash the rice twice before cooking 2. 1.5 cups of water for 1 cup of rice so you need 4.5 cups of water because I see the rice is under cooked because of no water. 3. To know if the rice is cooked well, it should not look crispy and take few and press it with your fingers and it should crush softly. Thanks again ! I opened to see how to use the cooker 😅
Just been given one of these. Three small books in ten languages on using it safely, maintenance and service guarantees but nothing on how to use it. So thank you for the video.
Although I appreciate your video, and the fact you care enough to share, I would like to point out that as long as you use a regular measuring cup for both the water and the rice, the results will be the same.
We have an Aroma Rice Cooker and have done the same method as you have in the video and rice has cooked for an hour and rice is crunchy, water is still in the rice, and this is a brand new cooker. We get lucky sometimes and have good rice but mostly this is what we get.
it's good to always wash ur rice to clean it..twice is good and if you want ur rice to cook faster put in hot water in instead. you can also cook quinoa in a cooker.
I'm a bachelor and VERY incompetent with cooking so eat out though still eat quite healthy. I love love love rice and yet I never make it because i suck at cooking and am too lazy to even stir rice. I LOVE the rice cooker i got. How could i possibly have not gotten it sooner? LOVE IT! thanks
I got mine at BBB awhile ago, and it was priced between $30-$50. If you don't want to invest a lot in it, you can try yard sales, flea markets, Goodwill stores, etc.
I appreciate your video. Very to the point and concise. You lost me on the water measurements though. I heard you say that every cup of rice needs a cup and a half of water. You used three cups of rice, so I expected you to use four and a half cups of water. Am I mistaken? Thank you , Donny Zarra
+mekeon I would add the butter after you have finishing cooking the rice. The rice will still be hot, so just add your butter to the pot. Close the lid for a few minutes, and it'll melt pretty much right away. Then stir it in, and take out your rice.
Maybe she's from a place with a (Different Measurements System)? UK or Australia maybe? Maybe even (China)🤔 Good deal for sharing though, and unusually us more water per cup anyways, also adding butter, salt, herbs etc. Then usually end up pan frying some of it with Eggs and either chicken or beef base along with pulled chicken, beef or even Turkey and frozen mixed veggies!🤟🙏🤗 Diane
I usually rinse my rice. I also use a rice cooker. But the way I make mine is I measure 4 cup rice rinse it clean put it in the pot. I measure my 4 cups water boil it separately then add it into the rice cooker. I add salt and light olive oil. Set it to cook. My rice cooker has a glass lid. I watch till water is absorbed and I give it quick good stir and put the lid back and finish cooking. Mine come out perfectly cooked
I would definitely want to rinse the rice before cooking it. Before it gets packed, it lies in storehouses in huge piles and the rice at the very bottom is on the concrete floor full of dust. Also it is good to pre-wash the rice as the water helps cleanse it from some starch. And I would put in a little bit of salt too. But thats me. Someone else may prefer it in a different way and I respect it.
Appreciate your video soooo much! I bought a black n decker rice cooker/steamer for $20 at Walmart and the directions were clear as mud!!! Thanks again!!! I hope mine works as good as everyone else's seem to! Do you know how long for 4 cups of rice? And would I add 4-1/2 cups water ??
Kuntry, I don't know what the times are, as easy cooker is a little different, but it should be automatic. The cooker will tell you when it's done. You can try timing it from when you turn it on to when it beeps at you, so you know the length of time. And YES, for 4 cups of rice, you want 4-1/2 cups of water!
When I'm actually making my meal. I cook a lot of rice at one time so I can use it for different meals. The spices won't also be the same, so I wait until I'm cooking to add it in.
I believe you need to wash the rice after soaking it for 10-15 mins. Then use a ratio of per cup rice to 1.5 cup water. As for rice cooker, I bought so many before and found Tefal Rice Cooker Steam IH 1.8L Plus GWP Tefal Duo Pan to be the best. Cleans easily, doesn’t leave smell and you do not get crust at the bottom of the pot like other rice cooker does. This one come off clean all the time.
+Morgana2390 Unfortunately, the lid doesn't come off. Rinse it with a soapy rag right after you finish cooking the rice. That way everything is moist and cleans better. If you wait until it dries, its harder to clean off.
I just got an Aroma 20 cup rice cooker off the clearance shelf at Target. I have been wanting one. It is great! Now I am looking for a good rice cooker cookbook so I can use it for other things. Any ideas?
Thank you. I did do that, but I couldn't find one that suited me. One is for the fuzzy logic cookers, which I do not have. I will keep looking. I am sure I will find one that I like.
What if you were making white rice with a measuring cup (not the one that comes with the rice cooker)? I do 1 1/2 cups water for each cup of rice an domes out a bit soggy. What would you suggest?
If you're doing a regular cup, you can still make it work. However, the key is do NOT put in 1-1/2 cups of water for each cup of rice. Check the rice-water ratio in the comments below. If you put in 2 cups of rice, you put in 2-1/2 cups of water. If you put in 3 cups of rice, you are putting in 3-1/2 cups of water. However much rice you are putting in, you put in the SAME amount of water, plus 1/2 cup. It's not a true ratio, and this is where people get confused.
Thank you for the video. I apologize on behalf of the people who are writing arrogant comments. Obviously, if you are an expert Rice Cooker Operator, then this video is not necessary for you.
I have the same rice cooker but lost the plastic cup. If I just use a traditional measuring cup, how much dry rice should I add to make it equal to the plastic cup?
I had gotten one as a present several years ago and returned it to the store because I didn't cook a lot of rice. But once I started cooking more rice, I wish I had kept it so I didn't have to buy a new one!
I only checked this out coz I bought a mini rice cooker for myself off jbox, a japanese goods site and the instructions were in japanese so I think this helped! I never want to use a full cup of rice, so would a half cup of rice need 3 quater water?
MiuNya, According to my rice cooker, If you are doing 1/2 cup of rice, you would need 1 cup of water. If you are doing a mini rice cooker, the proportions might be different. But I would just try it and see what happens.
WOW that's a big rice cooker. 2X the size of mine! BTW: you don't need to use the cups a cooker comes with - just so long as you maintain the right ratio of rice to water. You can use any size container (I often use a large glass) just so long as you use the same container to measure your rice and water. Mmmm, think I'm going to go cook some quinoa now... :)
I own the same exact model rice cooker but every time my roommate or I use it to make rice it comes out bad. The top layer/center of the rice is mushy/watery and the sides and bottom are crusty, solid, and hard. I've tried brown rice and white rice with different measurements of both water and rice. I have also tried rinsing the rice and different brands of rice. The only one time it finished cooking right was when I checked the rice while it was cooking and stirred more water in it every ten minutes(I almost burned myself doing this). Only for it to come out bad a few hours after leaving it alone when it finished cooking.
Thanks for the vid! Did you ever tried basmati rice on that machine? because i think basmati rice needs less amount of water to be ok... just courious because i like basmati a lot and i am thinking on buying one of these cookers. Thanks;)
Much appreciated! Unfortunately there are no video's in my own language that show how to do it properly. Also unfortunate is the first time use which is not clearly stated in the manual I have and the cleaning part.
Nice simple video-thkx! (P.S. : check your math, 1c rice/1.5c water... 3c rice x 1.5 water = 4.5c water). We make rice every day on the stove top: rice + water 1 knuckle above the rice. I like how the rice cooker would free up my pot for other cooking tasks instead of taking the rice out, cleaning the pot, putting it back in to reheat. what brand cooker are you using???? thkx!!!
I buy precooked rice and 3cups takes only about 12min to make if using a microwave/stove, would it be 12min in a Rice Cooker as well? These things seem so handy and simple!
Hi, thanks for posting the video. I bought my one just few days ago but after something like 10 mins, it starts to make a weird noise and from the hole where is supposed to get out the vapor it comes with water , I washed the rice 10 times because I thought it might have been this but still it happens. Any tips about how to avoid this?
JourneyToSelf-Sufficiency I like to add a tablespoon of coconut oil. When I'm feeling really crazy, I use 1/2 coconut milk for liquid and some salted precooked black beans :)!
I'm curious: What kind of rice cooker do you use, and how much did it cost? When it comes to these appliances, do more expensive models have any particular edge over the more affordable ones?
Hy! I have a Supor CFXB20FC817-35 rice cooker but with chinese text on pushbuttons.. Manual I dont find on internet. Anyone could help me, has the same gadget with english buttons? Would appreciate!
i just go with 1:1 water and rice, easier to remember and still turns out great rice cookers are absolutely incredible. i sold my microwave. it's actually easier and cheaper to throw fresh ingredients in a rice cooker than nuking a tv dinner
I've only tried rice in it so far, but you could certainly try other grains and see what happens. Just try a small batch, you may want to put a lil more water in the pot just in case, because I'm not sure how much water quinoa or couscous requires.
According to the chart that came with my rice cooker, for 3 cups of rice, you need 3.5 cups of water. Every batch of rice that I have made using this ratio has come out perfectly cooked.
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I didn't think I'd learn anything, but since I'm such a noob chef I looked this up. Glad I did. Didn't realize rice/water ratio wasn't a true ratio. Thanks!
Thank you for your video! Idk why so many trolls are getting upset over your video, I loved it and your beautiful voice. I always thought it was for every one cup of rice you need one and a half cup of water, but your rice came out beautiful and fluffy! Thank you again. Much love ❤️
Thank you!
I love rice and im looking at this rice cooker like it will solve nearly every problem in my life
Well, did it? lol
@@mitchellgardner2193 I now live a problem free life thanks to my Rice Cooker.
@@dannyreed2887 I quit my job last month thanks to my rice cooker, i now live in the hamptons, a cabana boy is bringing me a mai tai as we speak, cheers! 🍹
@@mitchellgardner2193 Because I have perfect rice each time I'm currently married to five beautiful women with whom I will have many sons.
how long it take to cooking it ? 20 minutes ? more ?
You are the best rice cooker presenter i have ever met on RUclips, ever since i have been watching several videos on how to use a rice cooker
I hope you get paid for THIS
Glad it was helpful, thank you!
I noticed from the comments not everyone listened to you. From what you said 3 cups of rice needs 3.5 cups of water. From your instruction 4 cups of rice would then need 4.5 cups of water. I think I understand it. It sounded clear to me. Thanks for the information.
So 100 cups of rice would need 100.5 cups of water and a 1/4 cup of rice would require 3/4 cups of water?
Doesn't make sense.
Years ago I was taught 2 rules of cooking rice...no stirring and no peeking. I just bought this same Aroma steamer today and can't wait to try it.
Very good instructions. Followed it to the letter and the rice turned out perfect! Thanks!
Great, glad it worked!
Thanks HomeNCraftsMadeEasy! I got my Aroma rice cooker second hand and didn't have a clue how to use it!
I made a perfect batch thanks to you!
exactly. I'm absurdly happy to have gotten a rice cooker. Can't believe i never got one now i can have rice any time!!
Great video thanks. 1. Wash the rice twice before cooking 2. 1.5 cups of water for 1 cup of rice so you need 4.5 cups of water because I see the rice is under cooked because of no water. 3. To know if the rice is cooked well, it should not look crispy and take few and press it with your fingers and it should crush softly. Thanks again ! I opened to see how to use the cooker 😅
water/rice ratio is correct. see description for details.
I think her math was off bless her heart
just bought this a week ago.. haven't used it yet. thank you so much for this vid. perfect.
I got myself the 8 cup version for myself as a Christmas present, I love it! It can do so many things!
Just been given one of these. Three small books in ten languages on using it safely, maintenance and service guarantees but nothing on how to use it.
So thank you for the video.
Awesome demo. I totally need a rice cooker.
I own a rice cooker as well but had no idea how to use it, thank you for teaching me!
You're right, everyone has their own preference on the rice. I'm a nutjob, I actually like it when it sticks together, really, not kidding.
Thank you kindly! I'm far too lazy to read instructions unless they are a video. this worked out awesome. Perfect rice!
I don't even own a rice cooker. Why am I here
+TheMaddness22 same lol
+Keinbernd lol... possibly true
you never know. someday you will be glad you did and are not looking up videos when you are already hungry and bitter internet
+Indira Allfree like myself right now
hahahaha
Thank you for this video. You explained everything really well. I am currently looking into getting a rice cooker for college.
Although I appreciate your video, and the fact you care enough to share, I would like to point out that as long as you use a regular measuring cup for both the water and the rice, the results will be the same.
Some people like me don't know how much time to let the rice cook and when to simmer, especially brown rice omg lol
Thank you I was talking to the screen. Any cup will do!
@@jkoeberlein1 _Thank you I was talking to the screen. Any cup will do!_
Exactly; it's all about the ratios !!
We have an Aroma Rice Cooker and have done the same method as you have in the video and rice has cooked for an hour and rice is crunchy, water is still in the rice, and this is a brand new cooker. We get lucky sometimes and have good rice but mostly this is what we get.
Doublecheck that you're using the correct settings on your rice cooker. If that doesn't work, I would try contacting the company to troubleshoot
Thank you this is the only video I could find with this rice cooker this is the one I have
Thank You for making this easy to understand !
Thank you being a single Dad I have to learn how to use it thank you again..
So much more better than my previous method
Thanks for making a video that's very easy to follow! God Bless
it's good to always wash ur rice to clean it..twice is good and if you want ur rice to cook faster put in hot water in instead. you can also cook quinoa in a cooker.
Qué rico! Yo también uso mucho esa olla y mis recetas están en español. 😄
I'm a bachelor and VERY incompetent with cooking so eat out though still eat quite healthy. I love love love rice and yet I never make it because i suck at cooking and am too lazy to even stir rice. I LOVE the rice cooker i got. How could i possibly have not gotten it sooner? LOVE IT! thanks
Very nice explanation and demo!
Yeah, thank you for taking the time to explain this for the novice
Thank You! I was so confused and its so simple!!!!
I just bought mine...im excited.
I just bought one second hand. Looking forward to use it
How do you make the liquid tatoes
Is there a way to add stock to the steamer to flavour the rice?
I got mine at BBB awhile ago, and it was priced between $30-$50. If you don't want to invest a lot in it, you can try yard sales, flea markets, Goodwill stores, etc.
Rice cooker is so very nice!!!!
do you have any suggestions on what type of rice cooker to buy? which ones are good and how much it cost?
gotta love those wonderful cups!
I appreciate your video. Very to the point and concise. You lost me on the water measurements though. I heard you say that every cup of rice needs a cup and a half of water. You used three cups of rice, so I expected you to use four and a half cups of water. Am I mistaken? Thank you , Donny Zarra
+Donny Zarra See description for more information about the water-rice proportions
+mekeon I would add the butter after you have finishing cooking the rice. The rice will still be hot, so just add your butter to the pot. Close the lid for a few minutes, and it'll melt pretty much right away. Then stir it in, and take out your rice.
glad you said that.. I was just about to say it too lol
Maybe she's from a place with a (Different Measurements System)? UK or Australia maybe? Maybe even (China)🤔 Good deal for sharing though, and unusually us more water per cup anyways, also adding butter, salt, herbs etc. Then usually end up pan frying some of it with Eggs and either chicken or beef base along with pulled chicken, beef or even Turkey and frozen mixed veggies!🤟🙏🤗 Diane
1 girl 3 cups
That’s just wrong 😂😂😂
3 and 1/2
Great comment
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 7 years later ur comment is still funny
Bruh I’m dead 😅😅😂
Great job on video. Easy and to the point 👍👍👍
I usually rinse my rice. I also use a rice cooker. But the way I make mine is I measure 4 cup rice rinse it clean put it in the pot. I measure my 4 cups water boil it separately then add it into the rice cooker. I add salt and light olive oil. Set it to cook. My rice cooker has a glass lid. I watch till water is absorbed and I give it quick good stir and put the lid back and finish cooking. Mine come out perfectly cooked
I would definitely want to rinse the rice before cooking it. Before it gets packed, it lies in storehouses in huge piles and the rice at the very bottom is on the concrete floor full of dust. Also it is good to pre-wash the rice as the water helps cleanse it from some starch. And I would put in a little bit of salt too. But thats me. Someone else may prefer it in a different way and I respect it.
Yes, always wash the rice till the water becomes less cloudy. It will taste much much better.
Appreciate your video soooo much! I bought a black n decker rice cooker/steamer for $20 at Walmart and the directions were clear as mud!!! Thanks again!!! I hope mine works as good as everyone else's seem to! Do you know how long for 4 cups of rice? And would I add 4-1/2 cups water ??
Kuntry, I don't know what the times are, as easy cooker is a little different, but it should be automatic. The cooker will tell you when it's done. You can try timing it from when you turn it on to when it beeps at you, so you know the length of time. And YES, for 4 cups of rice, you want 4-1/2 cups of water!
JourneyToSelf-Sufficiency everyone says rice to water ratio should be 1/2 respectively. why is yours different?
the times you mention. do they stay the same for all rice? does stick rice take less or more time?
When do you add the salt and garlic for flavor?
When I'm actually making my meal. I cook a lot of rice at one time so I can use it for different meals. The spices won't also be the same, so I wait until I'm cooking to add it in.
I usually add seasonings when I make a recipe and am mixing in the meat or vegetables for that particular meal.
Thanks for showing us this!
Thanks so much you helped me and my mom!
You've pretty much sold me on this device.
Can anyone tell me the size of the plastic measuring cup. I lost mine and need to know is 1/2 cup or 3/4cup please!!!!
3/4 cup
I believe you need to wash the rice after soaking it for 10-15 mins. Then use a ratio of per cup rice to 1.5 cup water. As for rice cooker, I bought so many before and found Tefal Rice Cooker Steam IH 1.8L Plus GWP Tefal Duo Pan to be the best. Cleans easily, doesn’t leave smell and you do not get crust at the bottom of the pot like other rice cooker does. This one come off clean all the time.
Hey I have the same cooker. Is there a way to clean the lid? Especially the inside part that gets starchy?
+Morgana2390 Unfortunately, the lid doesn't come off. Rinse it with a soapy rag right after you finish cooking the rice. That way everything is moist and cleans better. If you wait until it dries, its harder to clean off.
many thanks ive just bought one, so great help
Great, glad it helped!
I just got an Aroma 20 cup rice cooker off the clearance shelf at Target. I have been wanting one. It is great! Now I am looking for a good rice cooker cookbook so I can use it for other things. Any ideas?
If you search rice cooker cookbook on Amazon, they have a whole bunch of books specifically for rice cookers.
Thank you. I did do that, but I couldn't find one that suited me. One is for the fuzzy logic cookers, which I do not have. I will keep looking. I am sure I will find one that I like.
What if you were making white rice with a measuring cup (not the one that comes with the rice cooker)? I do 1 1/2 cups water for each cup of rice an domes out a bit soggy. What would you suggest?
If you're doing a regular cup, you can still make it work. However, the key is do NOT put in 1-1/2 cups of water for each cup of rice. Check the rice-water ratio in the comments below. If you put in 2 cups of rice, you put in 2-1/2 cups of water. If you put in 3 cups of rice, you are putting in 3-1/2 cups of water. However much rice you are putting in, you put in the SAME amount of water, plus 1/2 cup. It's not a true ratio, and this is where people get confused.
Thank you for the video.
I apologize on behalf of the people who are writing arrogant comments.
Obviously, if you are an expert Rice Cooker Operator, then this video is not necessary for you.
i want to buy a rice cooker but is there any rice cooker where water can be strained out after my rice gets done........unlike pressure cooker method?
I have the same rice cooker but lost the plastic cup. If I just use a traditional measuring cup, how much dry rice should I add to make it equal to the plastic cup?
One rice cup is equal to about 3/4 of a regular cup.
What correct way to have inner lid
you only have to wash the internal case, right?
Yes, and I also wipe down the lid
I had gotten one as a present several years ago and returned it to the store because I didn't cook a lot of rice. But once I started cooking more rice, I wish I had kept it so I didn't have to buy a new one!
I only checked this out coz I bought a mini rice cooker for myself off jbox, a japanese goods site and the instructions were in japanese so I think this helped! I never want to use a full cup of rice, so would a half cup of rice need 3 quater water?
MiuNya, According to my rice cooker, If you are doing 1/2 cup of rice, you would need 1 cup of water. If you are doing a mini rice cooker, the proportions might be different. But I would just try it and see what happens.
she should have used 4 and half cups of water
True lol
No she said u use the amount of rice plus 1/2 a cup. So if you use 327 cup of rice, u use 327.5 cup of water
+Firewolf FW these people aren't bright
Chris_keyboard_cat then she spoke incorrectly. Read the description, firewolf is right, you're wrong.
She was trying to say " Use 1/2 cup plus one cup for each cup of rice". i.e 3 1/2 cups
Very helpful video thank you!!
WOW that's a big rice cooker. 2X the size of mine! BTW: you don't need to use the cups a cooker comes with - just so long as you maintain the right ratio of rice to water. You can use any size container (I often use a large glass) just so long as you use the same container to measure your rice and water. Mmmm, think I'm going to go cook some quinoa now... :)
Lol, I eat a lot of rice!
JourneyToSelf-Sufficiency Me too! Love basmati and quinoa!
This video made me decide to go get one
Would anything change if you added vegetables or pieces of egg into the rice and then cook it
You would have to add more water to it to steam the vegetables.
This is really helpful. Can I put some veggie and spice with the rice in the rice cooker ?
I own the same exact model rice cooker but every time my roommate or I use it to make rice it comes out bad. The top layer/center of the rice is mushy/watery and the sides and bottom are crusty, solid, and hard. I've tried brown rice and white rice with different measurements of both water and rice. I have also tried rinsing the rice and different brands of rice. The only one time it finished cooking right was when I checked the rice while it was cooking and stirred more water in it every ten minutes(I almost burned myself doing this). Only for it to come out bad a few hours after leaving it alone when it finished cooking.
Try to put a little bit of fresh squeezed lemon on top of your rice before cooking it.
Hi everyone, what is the maximum cups you can cook using its included plastic cup inside? Thank you for answering.... For 1.8L only
Do you fo something to flavor the rice after its done?
Thanks for the vid!
Did you ever tried basmati rice on that machine? because i think basmati rice needs less amount of water to be ok... just courious because i like basmati a lot and i am thinking on buying one of these cookers.
Thanks;)
Do you. It wash the rice befroenhand
Much appreciated! Unfortunately there are no video's in my own language that show how to do it properly. Also unfortunate is the first time use which is not clearly stated in the manual I have and the cleaning part.
Nice simple video-thkx! (P.S. : check your math, 1c rice/1.5c water... 3c rice x 1.5 water = 4.5c water). We make rice every day on the stove top: rice + water 1 knuckle above the rice. I like how the rice cooker would free up my pot for other cooking tasks instead of taking the rice out, cleaning the pot, putting it back in to reheat.
what brand cooker are you using????
thkx!!!
I buy precooked rice and 3cups takes only about 12min to make if using a microwave/stove, would it be 12min in a Rice Cooker as well?
These things seem so
handy and simple!
+Giana Bear I've never tried precooked rice in the rice cooker, so you'll have to experiment and see what works.
I have this same rice cooker I love it
wait, so if it's 1 cup then you will use 1.5?
if that's the case the, for three cups it should be 4.5 not 3.5
1.5*3
No. Its 1*3 + 1/2
How long for brown rice? My Salter doesn't have different settings
+geoff carman Mine takes about 45 minutes.
Hi, thanks for posting the video.
I bought my one just few days ago but after something like 10 mins, it starts to make a weird noise and from the hole where is supposed to get out the vapor it comes with water , I washed the rice 10 times because I thought it might have been this but still it happens. Any tips about how to avoid this?
about how long does it take to make 1 cup of rice?
Does the rice stick to the bowl on the bottom if you don't put any oil?
It's a little sticky, as plain rice tends to be sticky. You can certainly put some oil in it to make it a little easier to use.
Thank you :)
JourneyToSelf-Sufficiency I like to add a tablespoon of coconut oil. When I'm feeling really crazy, I use 1/2 coconut milk for liquid and some salted precooked black beans :)!
I'm curious: What kind of rice cooker do you use, and how much did it cost? When it comes to these appliances, do more expensive models have any particular edge over the more affordable ones?
it was aroma rice cooker/steamer and it was like $30 at walmart lol
This is what it comes to watching during quarantine
Hy! I have a Supor CFXB20FC817-35 rice cooker but with chinese text on pushbuttons.. Manual I dont find on internet. Anyone could help me, has the same gadget with english buttons? Would appreciate!
What size is the cup?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
i just go with 1:1 water and rice, easier to remember and still turns out great
rice cookers are absolutely incredible. i sold my microwave. it's actually easier and cheaper to throw fresh ingredients in a rice cooker than nuking a tv dinner
what material is the pot that the rice is cooked in made of?
I don't know what it's made of, it seems to be a combination of metal on the outside and Teflon on the inside.
I love sticky rice, how can I get it sticky?
Congratulations, you’re becoming an Adult! 😁😂
I felt this
yeah 😂😂😂😂i felt that way
@Edward Konnor soap2day or filmliscous
Im thinking about buying one of these. Do you not have to wash the rice first?
You can to remove the extra starch.
Is this model automatically close? Or not??
How do you follow a recipe if the rice cooker comes with a measuring tool of its own measurements?
The cup that comes with the rice cooker is about 3/4 of a regular cup.
I love my rice cookers. I got a big one and a little one. Both have a steamer that came with
it.
Can you cook another cereals like quinoa or kuskus?? Or is just for rice?
I've only tried rice in it so far, but you could certainly try other grains and see what happens. Just try a small batch, you may want to put a lil more water in the pot just in case, because I'm not sure how much water quinoa or couscous requires.
How big s your rice cooker? How many cups of cooked rice it can cook?
According to the chart that came with my rice cooker, for 3 cups of rice, you need 3.5 cups of water. Every batch of rice that I have made using this ratio has come out perfectly cooked.
jesus thanks for the video but your semi-English there is just needlessly confusing.