Rice Cooker
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Got a rice cooker for Christmas. Aroma brand.
It has a steamer basket that goes over the rice so you can steam vegetables at the same time as cooking the rice. Has anyone tried that?
Tips and tricks? Recipes?
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There are probably sites online for rice cooker recipes and tips. We've had a fuzzy logic rice cooker for probably 30 years, so I'm old fashioned and have a book. Hardcover, no less...
Beth Hensperger's The Ultimate Rice Cooker Cookbook is the best resource I've found. You can look at it online for free on the Internet Archive but you do have to register.
https://archive.org/details/ultimatericecook0000hens
Used copies are available for not much money if you want your own copy. $1.49 for shipping:
She has recipes for all kinds of grains besides rice. And one pot meals like what you're talking about. We make our rice pudding in it from one of her recipes.
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@Steve-Miller Do you mean resistant starch? Or the Internet Archive?
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Insoluble fiber reimagined as resistant starch.
The “cool rice before using” thing is new.
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It is to me, too. I saw it in @ShiroKuro breakfast thread. @AdagioM linked an article.
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@wtg said in Rice Cooker:
@Quirt-Evans and @Mik - so you guys are doing the resistant starch thing!
Maybe...if I knew what it was.
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I'm pretty sure they cook the rice and freeze it.
We've been using the "throw an ice cube in cold cooked rice and reheat in microwave trick" for quite a while now. It's brilliant. The cube doesn't melt but enough of it vaporizes to moisten the rice. The rice tastes almost like it just came out of the rice cooker.
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ATK talks about the ice cube hack.