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Great. Bed bath first, then massage and narcotics.Wait right there jmmyc, I am sending over a nurse to help you.
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I have a Sistema (microwave) rice cooker, works great
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Brilliant, the other link looked like a random selected way to cook rice, thank you.
I'm second generation Indian, I've seen lots of friends and family use rice cookers, no one is really ever bothered about a brand of rice cooker, most people I've seen buy the cheapest one or one which is on special offer. I'd say more people are bothered about what kind of grain of rice they use, but this is a very personal choice.
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Got a rice cooker today, cheapest I could find.
First try I thought fuck this if I still have to check if it's needing more water or switch it to keep warm I might as well go back to a pot.
The rice turned out great though.
So I have just tried it again, (to decide if it is going back or not) same amount of rice and water.
And left it the fuck alone, no looking at it, testing if rice is cooked or adding water.
Result it cooked rice, switched to keep warm and the rice is great.
I should have just left well alone to begin with.
First try I thought fuck this if I still have to check if it's needing more water or switch it to keep warm I might as well go back to a pot.
The rice turned out great though.
So I have just tried it again, (to decide if it is going back or not) same amount of rice and water.
And left it the fuck alone, no looking at it, testing if rice is cooked or adding water.
Result
it cooked rice, switched to keep warm and the rice is great.I should have just left well alone to begin with.
I believe that's called operator errorGot a rice cooker today, cheapest I could find.
First try I thought fuck this if I still have to check if it's needing more water or switch it to keep warm I might as well go back to a pot.
The rice turned out great though.
So I have just tried it again, (to decide if it is going back or not) same amount of rice and water.
And left it the fuck alone, no looking at it, testing if rice is cooked or adding water.
Result
I should have just left well alone to begin with.
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I'm a bit "spatially challenged" in my little kitchen so I normally do 2:1 cold water to rice and keep the lid on the saucepan. Works fairly well but my mother has had one of those rice cookers for years and it never fails, if I had the space I'd defo get one. Fire and forget.
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I was the same, twice the depth of water to rice. Now I will be fling it in and bugger it it will be fine.
Or something like that.
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OK, we've covered rice very thoroughly.
I had forgot to mention that over here Instant Pots/Instapots are just as en vogue as the air fryers.
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I had forgot to mention that over here Instant Pots/Instapots are just as en vogue as the air fryers.
What Is an Instant Pot? Here's Everything You Need to Know | Digital Trends
How can one appliance be a rice cooker and cake maker at the same time? That's the magic of the popular Instant Pot cooker. Here's everything you need to know.
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