Rice Cookers
Rice cookers are a wonderful invention.
As much as I love rice, I rarely made it until I got my rice cooker.
With the rice cooker I can make a perfect light fluffy pot of rice without slaving over a hot stove, and without worrying if I'm going to get some crunchy rice at the bottom of my pot.
With the rice cooker I add one scoop of rice, two scoops of water, and wham...the rice is ready.
Some rice cookers even have timers, so you can set the rice to start cooking right before you get home, or right before you get ready to eat.
And you can also steam vegetables in rice cookers, and make lots of other dishes!
8 cup Aroma Rice Cooker.
Aroma 8-Cup Cool-Touch Rice Cooker
Amazon Price: $29.99 (as of 08/21/2008)
This is the rice cooker I have.
Each time I've used the rice has turned out perfectly, and cleanup is a breeze.
The warm feature helps keep the rice warm if families will be eating at different times.
Although I haven't made anything out of the included recipe book, there are some interesting recipes in there.
Rice Cooker Recipes
There are so many things that you can make in your rice cooker other than plain white rice.
Check out these books and try some great easy to make rice cooker recipes.
Risotto: Over 100 delicious 'little rice' recipes by Jenny Stacey
Risotto, one of today's most popular restaurant dishes, is actually one of the easiest to make at home. Meaning "little rice," risotto is an Italian dish featuring tender arborio rice slowly cooked in broth and flavored with meat, poultry, fish, vegetables, shellfish, cheese or herbs. The result is rice that is delectably creamy while the grains remain separate and firm. Using everyday ingredients, risotto is a most useful and impressive dish that is remarkably easy to master, for considerably l...1 point
The Versatile Rice Cooker (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) by Bob Simmons
Not only rice recipes, but one-dish meals, entrees, vegetables and even tempting desserts are in this 100-recipe collection. Prepare healthy foods for every course with the rice cooker.0 points
Rice Cooker Creations: 40 Simple Recipes by Jayne Chang
Rice Cooker Creations: 40 simple recipes by Zojirushi, introduces you to the simple and delicious ways to prepare meals in a rice cooker.In Japan, the word for rice is also the word for meal. It follows then that the rice cooker is also a meal cooker. Home cooks benefit from the rice cooker s ever-advancing ability to serve up perfectly hot, fluffy rice. But we may benefit even more from the devices versatility in cooking, not only every rice dish we can shake the proverbial wooden spoon at, but...0 points
Rice Cooker Chile Cheese Rice - A review
This was the first thing that I'd made in my rice cooker other than plain rice, so I was happy to find out that the cleanup was just as easy as it was wtih regular rice.
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Rice Cooker Recipes
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Do you use a rice cooker?
Do you use a rice cooker?
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Sarah says:
Yes! I love trying new recipes in my rice cooker.
And I love not having to stir a pot while I'm cooking.
Posted May 31, 2008
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Rice Cooker Resources
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Recipezaar's Rice Cooker Recipes
Recipezaar is my favorite recipe site! This is a link to their rice cooker recipes.
You don't want to know how many of these recipes are stored in...1 point
Rice Cooker Recipes Yahoo Group
This group is for those who love their rice cookers. You do have to be a member to see the messages1 point
Cooks.com - Recipes - Rice Cooker
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Rice Cooker Recipes
These recipes from Panasonic's test kitchen cover everything from Grandma's Chicken to Braised Leg of Lamb with Balsamic Vinegar.0 points
To Do
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Rice Cooker Stories
Got any great recipes or rice cooker stories you'd like to share with us?
We'd love to hear them, so leave a comment!
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Sarah
I don't think I'll be taking my rice cooker on a plane anytime soon. Posted March 12, 2008 |
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smiley1two2
LOL, I've heard of people taking their rice cookers on vacation, but I'm not sure how it would work if you were flying. Posted August 29, 2007 |
