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I finally got a rice cooker.
how do I use it?
1 cup dry rice + how much water, for how long?
Also how long can you keep it on 'warm' without it getting mushy or stale? thanks!
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I finally got a rice cooker.
how do I use it?
1 cup dry rice + how much water, for how long?
Also how long can you keep it on 'warm' without it getting mushy or stale? thanks!
Aint that what a wifey is for, FlashRob? Let her figure it out. It aint your job, homes.
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Aint that what a wifey is for, FlashRob? Let her figure it out. It aint your job, homes.
Apparently when you blacken BOTH of their eyes, they cannot see their way around the kitchen.
live and learn, I guess.
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2 cups water for every 1 cup of rice.
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Apparently when you blacken BOTH of their eyes, they cannot see their way around the kitchen.
live and learn, I guess.
Thatta' boy! :D
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Apparently when you blacken BOTH of their eyes, they cannot see their way around the kitchen.
live and learn, I guess.
;)
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2 cups water for every 1 cup of rice.
it has 3 settings - high, low, warm.
I'm guessing 'high' for cooking?
How many minutes?
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was boiling rice too inconvenient?
plus, doesn't the thing have instructions?
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it has 3 settings - high, low, warm.
I'm guessing 'high' for cooking?
How many minutes?
Mine takes about 15 to 20 mins. to cook.
Try it out and see.
You may want to refrigerate it once it cool down.....I don't know about Florida, but in Nevada, if left out a few hours, it spoils.
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;)
Boy, you are awsome! Beating women is so cool. ::)
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i prefer beans
can you use it to cook beans?
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it has 3 settings - high, low, warm.
I'm guessing 'high' for cooking?
How many minutes?
A "rice cooker" shuts off automatically, that is why it is called a "rice cooker" and not a "rice burner"....... ::)
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A "rice cooker" shuts off automatically, that is why it is called a "rice cooker" and not a "rice burner"....... ::)
correct a mundo
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I finally got a rice cooker.
how do I use it?
1 cup dry rice + how much water, for how long?
Also how long can you keep it on 'warm' without it getting mushy or stale? thanks!
Dude,
post a pic of the one you got...............
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i prefer beans
can you use it to cook beans?
Do you like the gas from the beans or the fiber?
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Boy, you are awsome! Beating women is so cool. ::)
you sir are gayer than allowing a woman to enjoy sex ::)
bench
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Here is the one i have
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Do you like the gas from the beans or the fiber?
low glycemic load, pplus black beans + groun beef= <3
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you sir are gayer than allowing a woman to enjoy sex ::)
bench
gayer than foreplay
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low glycemic load, pplus black beans + groun beef= <3
Yes,
And its cheap to buy, plus a good source of protein ;D
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Dude,
post a pic of the one you got...............
i can't find a product pic, but here it is from an ebay ad. Foxtrot 1.5 quart sized. 3 settings. $11.95 at target.
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Yes,
And its cheap to buy, plus a good source of protein ;D
i like chili powder+granulated garlic+cumin seed+black pepper... hmmm... 8)
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i can't find a product pic, but here it is from an ebay ad. Foxtrot 1.5 quart sized. 3 settings. $11.95 at target.
Ok cool,
Thats a slow cooker like a (crock pot)
Just put it on high ...2 parts water and 1 part rice .when its done 20min-30min later. then set it warm and it will last trough out the day.........
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i like chili powder+granulated garlic+cumin seed+black pepper... hmmm... 8)
sounds good
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Ok cool,
Thats a slow cooker like a (crock pot)
Just put it on high ...2 parts water and 1 part rice .when its done 20min-30min later. then set it warm and it will last trough out the day.........
thanks, appreciate it!
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alright so what else can you cook in these things?
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you sir are gayer than allowing a woman to enjoy sex ::)
bench
No, I just choose to respect women.
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alright so what else can you cook in these things?
Anything you want.................... .........
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Emeril would make fun of my $12 rice cooker.
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RTFM ;)
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I finally got a rice cooker.
how do I use it?
1 cup dry rice + how much water, for how long?
Also how long can you keep it on 'warm' without it getting mushy or stale? thanks!
Just put in the rice and fill the water till it is about 1" over the rice. Put in whatever amount of rice you want, just always put in enough water to go 1" over the rice. It will come out perfect.
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Read the directions.
The beef
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I finally got a rice cooker.
how do I use it?
1 cup dry rice + how much water, for how long?
Also how long can you keep it on 'warm' without it getting mushy or stale? thanks!
put twice the water depth of the rice on high.
The two cups water to one of rice isn't quite the same, put twice the depth of the rice. perfect... That's the way the chinese do it and it comes out just right.
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was boiling rice too inconvenient?
plus, doesn't the thing have instructions?
rice cookers work better, I don't know why.
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rice cookers work better, I don't know why.
They work better cause the heat is all around the pot not just the bottom like cooking it in a pot. Like I said there is no reason to measure. Just put 1" of water above the rice line no matter how much rice you use. Also, use chicken broth instead of water. It gives the rice a better taste. Cook some chicken and chop it up. after about 10 minutes cooking the rice add the chicken and let it finish cooking. Is great. if you use brown rice you have to add a little more liquid.
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put twice the water depth of the rice on high.
The two cups water to one of rice isn't quite the same, put twice the depth of the rice. perfect... That's the way the chinese do it and it comes out just right.
Oh brother....I've been doing that way for YEARS and it works just fine.
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just throwing some rice in a pot with some water works fine for me.
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I'm really looking fwd to trying rice for the first time too. Should be fun!
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As onlyme has said, measurement is unnecessary. You can just eyeball it. 2cm-an inch above the rice level is fine.
There is no way anybody who has a rice cooker would not admit that it is much easier than cooking it in a pot.
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As onlyme has said, measurement is unnecessary. You can just eyeball it. 2cm-an inch above the rice level is fine.
There is no way anybody who has a rice cooker would not admit that it is much easier than cooking it in a pot.
I do believe you have used the incorrect usage of the word "your" under your avatar.
Hope this helps.
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I do believe you have used the incorrect usage of the word "your" under your avatar.
Hope this helps.
I suspect if you think about it for a moment, you might come to the conclusion that perhaps it is a little too overt to be genuine.
(Though, credit where credit is due, Candizzle has used such commentary on several occasions).