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Hi Berta,
Can you recommend a rice cooker that you like? I want to follow your suggestion and get the tools in to my kitchen to make prepping and cooking meals easier .
Thanks !
b
Here’s a link to the exact one I have. I really like it. I researched them before deciding on this one and have been very happy with it, especially for the price point. I love the steamer tray and often steam fish or chicken while cooking brown rice in the pot below. It makes it so easy! I normally cook brown rice in it which can take up to 90 minutes depending on the amount, but since I don’t have to sit and watch it, it’s still really easy.
One thing I read in many reviews of rice cookers was that after a while, the rice may stick a little and turn brown on the bottom layer. Sure enough, that eventually happened to me too. It doesn’t burn it and tastes just fine, but I did notice it too. I’ll usually put down a quick layer of a olive oil spray before putting the rice in to help with this.
I hope you enjoy this cooker, or whichever one you decide on. They are great! I’ve also used it to cook quinoa and as a slow cooker too. They are a wonderful tool to have in our kitchen. :)
Hi Berta,
Can you recommend a rice cooker that you like? I want to follow your suggestion and get the tools in to my kitchen to make prepping and cooking meals easier .
Thanks !
Here’s a link to the exact one I have. I really like it. I researched them before deciding on this one and have been very happy with it, especially for the price point. I love the steamer tray and often steam fish or chicken while cooking brown rice in the pot below. It makes it so easy! I normally cook brown rice in it which can take up to 90 minutes depending on the amount, but since I don’t have to sit and watch it, it’s still really easy.
http://amzn.to/1LrZwI7
One thing I read in many reviews of rice cookers was that after a while, the rice may stick a little and turn brown on the bottom layer. Sure enough, that eventually happened to me too. It doesn’t burn it and tastes just fine, but I did notice it too. I’ll usually put down a quick layer of a olive oil spray before putting the rice in to help with this.
I hope you enjoy this cooker, or whichever one you decide on. They are great! I’ve also used it to cook quinoa and as a slow cooker too. They are a wonderful tool to have in our kitchen. :)