Open nelsonic opened 1 year ago
can i make rice without water?
Never tried. But seems to be a thing: https://www.google.com/search?q=can+i+make+rice+without+water π
Thanks for reminder on this. We've recently had more people visiting so our 1.8 Litre
Rice Cooker has been "taxed".
So I'm considering getting a bigger one:
https://www.makro.pt/marketplace/product/0015f737-7f8e-4865-90a9-a7cb8771f267
Don't have time to do more research on this right now. Just floating the idea of getting a bigger rice cooker. π
Right now I think we're at capacity for the rice cooker. When communal meals become a thing for a larger number of people, we can revisit this, good idea π
How the rice cooker was invented: https://spectrum.ieee.org/toshiba-rice-cooker
We have a basic
Breville
Rice Cooker that we bought 13 years ago but still works fine. It lives on the counter in the @home kitchen and is easily operated with a single button. My favourite kind of appliance is a single-purpose works every time 1-button kind. β€οΈWholegrain
We buy Organic Wholegrain rice from both
Aldi
andBio Brassica
(the local organic supermarket) The ratio I use is 1:3. i.e. 1 cup of rice to 3 cups of cold water. I usually add olive oil in the bottom of the pan before pouring the rice and turn on the rice cookerbefore
adding the water just so it starts to heat up. I also add a tablespoon of sea salt if making rice for adults.I usually make
500g
of rice at a time. This is one bag of theAldi
Organic rice. Or half the bag (sold as1kg
) from Bio Brassica:I keep a handy measuring cup in the cupboard above the rice cooker. But any cup will work just keep the ratio consistent.
White
When making white rice - of which there are many types - we tend to use "Carolino" (
Oryza sativa L
. The ratio I use: 1:2 i.e. 1 cup of rice to 2 cups of water. 1 tablespoon of salt.Other Ingredients?
In this photo you can see the rice cooker, wall socket switch and single-button on the rice cooker. In this instance I added grated carrots (~300g) to the rice and it turned out delicious.