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⌈ Secret Post #6843 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like I'm the only one who knows how to cook rice on the stove in a pot

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

you're not the only one, but I admit I have looked at rice cookers. the problem is, there's only two of us so they're all just too big for our needs. I make a cup-and-a-half (dry) with most recipes and at worst we end up with just enough left over to go with the rest of the leftovers. I'm sure a rice cooker is a game-changer for a larger household.

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

Aroma also has 4 cups (cooked, so 2 cups dry) models as well:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Aroma-4-Cup-Rice-Cooker-with-Pop-up-ARC-802CUBL/14340669634?classType=VARIANT&athbdg=L1103&from=/search

Though it's perfectly fine to cook 1 1/2 cups dry in a rice cooker with a 6+ capacity. People do it all the time.

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

Just because people own a rice cooker doesn't mean they don't know how to cook rice on the stovetop. I own one because I eat a lot of rice, it turns out perfectly in the cooker and I don't need to watch it, it doesn't take up space on the stove, and because I own a model where I can set the timer and have the rice ready to eat when I get home from work.

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

You're not and that's a really dumb thing to think.

I use a specialized tool for a common task; that doesn't mean I can't still use more generalized tools. I can make tea in a tea pot, with my little silicon sloth tea leaf holder, a metal strainer, a tea bag, or just loose in my mug.

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

DA

It's not though. Some people just don't waste time, money, or space, on useless gear that can easily be replaced by eye, or common object alone.

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

Do you just cook it in a pot or do you use a steam basket?

I can cook it both ways and I have a rice cooker. I prefer the steam basket double boil method, but for convenience with better outcome I use a rice cooker regularly.

*and if I'm feeling particularly lazy, I microwave the single serve rice bowls from the Korean grocery market ^_^

Re: Rice Cookers

[(Anonymous)]

It’s silly to think people can’t cook rice on the stove. I have a rice cooker for several reasons. It frees up a burner if I’m making rice at the same time I’m making dinner, it’s a set it and forget it task so I can go do other things without concern I’ll burn the house down, and a high volume rice cooker is more affordable and easier to store than the size cookout I’d need to make 12 cups of rice at a time. Everyone in my household but the cat eats brown rice with every meal. That is a lot of rice and I make a batch every 3-4 days that we store in the fridge. I could do all of that on the stove, but why would I?