If you don't have a rice cooker and don't want to run out and get one (though you should, Target has a great selection) you can boil your water in a saucepan, add rice, reduce to simmer and cover until rice is tender, usually about 20 minutes.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Aroma Rice Cooker
My all time favorite kitchen gadget is the Aroma Rice Cooker 5-in-1. I received this three years ago as a wedding present and it is used at least once a week. Not only does it cook rice, it can also steam vegetables. Plus this one is even better than the one I have because it offers TWO steaming trays. I highly recommend a rice cooker if you don't have one already. I prefer this rice to minute rice and it is what I will use repeatedly in recipes. I always use two cups of water to one cup of rice to achieve sticky rice.
If you don't have a rice cooker and don't want to run out and get one (though you should, Target has a great selection) you can boil your water in a saucepan, add rice, reduce to simmer and cover until rice is tender, usually about 20 minutes.
If you don't have a rice cooker and don't want to run out and get one (though you should, Target has a great selection) you can boil your water in a saucepan, add rice, reduce to simmer and cover until rice is tender, usually about 20 minutes.
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we have rice all the time. brown rice is healthier and i try to cook that but it takes twice as long to cook and sometimes I just can't get it started in time. i love our rice cooker, ours is a steamer too but i've never used that part.
ReplyDeleteI totally have that exact rice cooker! I use it all the time. Love it. I usually do half white, half brown. the brown tends to be just a little bony in the rice cooker, but we just eat it that way anyway.
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