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minus-square@yamdoot@lemm.eelinkfedilink61•11 months agoSome rice cooker has a built in schedular. You can program it to cook at certain time.
minus-square@cordlesslamplink27•11 months agoYou might want to sit down for this. There are rice cookers that can weight the rice then add water themselves. You put the rice in and set the time, it will add water automatically when it’s time to cook.
minus-square@Zoboomafoo@yiffit.netlinkfedilink2•11 months agoI’m in the market for a new rice cooker, and I never knew this existed, thanks
minus-square@AngryCommieKender@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink5•11 months agoZojirushi “the elephant brand”, is a quite popular brand that has all sorts of functionality
minus-square@cordlesslamplink3•11 months agoYo, you should look into Induction Rice Cooker, got one last month and it was a life changing for me.
minus-square@poppy@lemm.eelinkfedilink5•11 months agoSoaking rice is often recommended! Even overnight. I’m too lazy for that but I soak mine for 30-60 min before cooking.
Some rice cooker has a built in schedular. You can program it to cook at certain time.
So is the rice soaking in water overnight?
You might want to sit down for this.
There are rice cookers that can weight the rice then add water themselves. You put the rice in and set the time, it will add water automatically when it’s time to cook.
Does it work with beans
I’m in the market for a new rice cooker, and I never knew this existed, thanks
Zojirushi “the elephant brand”, is a quite popular brand that has all sorts of functionality
Yo, you should look into Induction Rice Cooker, got one last month and it was a life changing for me.
Soaking rice is often recommended! Even overnight. I’m too lazy for that but I soak mine for 30-60 min before cooking.