Does this have to be cooked in a rice cooker, or can it be done on the stove?
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I use a nice panasonic rice cooker and it is recommended , but the Koda farms website has instructions for stove top cooking.
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rinse rice, steam cook or boil covered if need be, use rice hot best. A rice cooker heats water and u add rice just like a pot and cover. you may need to adjust water amounts to ur liking...
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Even tho I usually use rice cookers for rice...I cooked this rice the old fashioned way, on the stove. :) Good luck.
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I cook mine 14 min. high pressure. Not the rice cooker. It is a bit moist at first, but let it set a while. 2 to 1 ration.
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No, you cannot cook small amounts of rice. It is a 6 quart cooker and the manual recommends it be at least one third full for cooking anything. Recommend the Hamilton-Beach Rice Cooker/Steamer (especially for small quantities). The sides will get too hot I think without food at least 1/3 of the pot.
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The package just has instructions for stove top. Sorry do not know about rice cooker. Try e-mailing the company.
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No. There is not difference in rice whether you cook it with this cooker or otherwise. This one just saves your time because of auto-off function and saves a place on your stove.
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I believe it is. It takes about 55 minutes to cook on the stove and you can tell it is cooked when the grains fluff up, hence I would say it is uncracked. It definitely is not like the quick cooking version you find in the grocery store. I prefer cooking it on the stove rather than a rice cooker--the first time I cooked it using the rice cooker but it never fluffed up. I read about wild rice in the Joy of Cooking and the rice is properly cooked when it gets fluffy (cracks open). Sorry, long answer to a short question.
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Need to use Japanese rice. ( short grain type ). Set according to directions on rice cooker.
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This is NOT a dry steamer? You will need to put the rice in a inner pot & put water in the cooker in order to cook/steam. You could do anything with this rice cooker really.
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You can, but I don't think that's a good idea. It supposes to cook rice only, oily food will decrease its useing time.
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Interesting question! I do not think I would do this. The instructions that come with the rice cooker do not address using this for long term cooking. Would stick with a crock pot for a stew. Crock pots have thicker sides and would hold the heat better, I would think.
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I believe it should be cooked rice because if you put 10 dry it would become like somewhere around 20 to 25 cooked and that will not fit in the pot.
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No..u have to buy a electric tea kettle to boil water..,this to cook rice only
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We have not cooked that type of rice before. Sorry can't help you on that one!
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Probably one cup and it will probably not boil and bubble to the top. My minimum has been two cups - never have cooked only one cup in any rice cooker.
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according to the owners manual, yes rice can be cooked and would take approx 30 minutes
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Have not cooked brown rice in it. Any rice cooker will cook brown you just have to add extra water. Makes fluffy white rice.
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I usually cook mine in chicken stock or chicken bouillon. Mixing in vegetables would create awesome variations. It does take 45 min to cook so you have to plan ahead. It is great if you have a dish that you want to bake in the oven or in a crockpot. Just put the rice and water in the pot with your meat and it will come out great.