What type of rice does this cook? Will it cook sushi rice, glutinous rice etc?
1350229
I'm satisfied with this cooker. It works well. I've been cooked white rice, brown rice and miscellaneous grains, but no tried sushi rice.
1350230
It will cook all grains of rice (short, medium, long, etc.). I don't know what you are asking as "sushi rice" is not a rice variety. I can tell you it cooks the short grain and jasmine rice we mix excellently as that's the type of rice we eat from the RoK. This cooker will cook any rice to the fullest potential of that rice, it's up to you to find rice that is to your taste.
127247
Sushi rice is a specific type of rice. There is no setting on the rice cooker itself like the more expensive (zo* anyone?) ones. The manual has instruction for proper amount of water to be used based on amount of rice. Then rice cooker automatically shuts off when its cooked. I've never tried to make sushi rice myself, so couldn't tell you the quality of it. I've cook Basmati rice on it and it did well, until pot lost its coating and I had to throw the pot. I've been looking to get a new pot only but it's hard to find. Pot lasted less than two years, if you are curious.
1218859
This cooker is multi purpose rice cooker. You can make any kind of rice with this.
1722988
Yes it does many different types of rice. Mine only lasted 3 months though. Might want to upgrade.
609106
It varies to some extent. Water temperature, amount of rice, type of rice and altitude can change the exact temperature. If you just drop the rice in with water and start: Quick Cook: 27-39 Minutes Sushi: 40-55 Minutes White/Mixed: 40-55 Minutes Porridge: 55-65 Minutes Brown Rice: 80-100 Minutes If you use the timer setting the minimums are: Sushi: 55 Minutes White Rice: 55 Minutes Porridge: 65 Minutes Brown Rice: 100 Minutes Quick cook can get the rice done really quickly, but it isn't nearly as good. As for oats...I have no idea.
671706
I didn't cook rice in it as far, but in the grocery I saw that some of the rice possible to cook particular in the steam cooker. Technically you should be able to do so.
1218860
Yes! This rice cooker is pressurized up to certain amount time so you can make any rice especially, jasmine rice but if you looking for cook just plain rice I would recommend to purchase plain rice cooker with any brand. This rice cooker is little pricey compare to plain rice cooker but if plans to cook all kinds of rice then I would recommend to purchase this one. I hope this would help to make your decision.
1912740
Have not cooked brown rice in it. Any rice cooker will cook brown you just have to add extra water. Makes fluffy white rice.
1254417
Haven't used it for brown rice. I remember seeing someone online mentioning that they had to modify the included instructions for brown rice. I would do a search online. Other than that... this simple rice cooker does a GREAT job with white rice.
691345
Absolutely. You can steam the rice or you can slow cook but I prefer the steamed one. You can also use the regular cook option to cook it.
1496814
Hi, This cooker can cook quinoa and brown rice. You will have to experiment with small batches first to get the water/grain/pasta ratio just right. For brown rice, you may have to pre-sale the rice for a couple of hours prior to cooking. Please consult the food package for cooking instructions.
1335356
I have cooked rice only. I am not sure if it will the products that you have asked about. Sorry I am not much help.
2149550
Hi. I bought this rice cooker a couple years ago but had to return it because it's defective after using it once. You have to contact the seller in order for you to get an answer.
1196065
Yes, it steam cooks the rice. Water & rice both go into the rice bowl, then the steam on the bottom heats the water and rice. I've only ever used this kind of steamer to cook rice, I've never had a 'dedicated' rice-only steamer so I'm not sure how they work.
85128
Sorry, I have only cooked white rice. I am still happy with its performance.
249845
I HIGHLY recommend a rice cooker for rice. I've not used this particular appliance, but own a rice cooker and it is so much easier, better, and more consistent than cooking it on the stove. Set it and forget it!
2090145
For sushi rice, you have to use the short grain japanese sticky rice and just cook it like regular rice. You only add the vinegar when the rice is already cooked. You can also google it to find out - some people use the rice vinegar (marukan brand) to taste.