Do you have a rice cooker? Do you have rice cooker? You use it to cook
rice only?
A rice cooker can work as an electric pan, pressure cooker or oven.
Materials are
the same as usual, preparation for cake and bread are the same as usual.
Just put them into
the cooker, and push the cook button. When you cook rice, you can't open
cover, but when you cook potato, meat, cake, you don't need to be nervous.
Here is the site to introduce rice cooker cooking. Unfortunately
it is in Japanese, but you can see the baked potato page. Nothing is
difficult. 500g potato and 60cc water and push button! When it switches
off, you can eat baked potato. This page say she
could cook them all by rice cooker.
Here is Pork and Daikon = Buta no Kakuni (His recipe is so
easy. Pork, daikon, sauce is small coke and soysauce! That is all.)
Here is Nikujyaga (you can use this recipe for materials)
But But I can not guarantee your rice cooker is okay for all. At least
Japanese cooker is intelligent and tough (for everyday cooking.) Please
start easy one, like baked
potato or how about simple cake mix?. If your cooker shows an error or
stops to soon, your cooker cannot work for another food. When cooker turns
off, if the
centre of the cake or food is not cooked well, please turn on switch again
until it is cooked well.
Please don't complain if you fail or cooker
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Posted by: malak | Tuesday, January 20, 2009 at 01:30 AM
I need a new rice cooker. i want one that would last and most importantly i can make rice porridge w/. the cake baking function seem really cool. What brand and model is it that bakes cake? The problem is that I live in the US. Would we have the similar models w/ the same functions?
Posted by: Viv | Saturday, February 04, 2006 at 02:40 AM
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I don't know why, rice cooker has animal name like Zozirushi(elephant), Tiger. Zojirushi is good enough. please try cooking!
Posted by: Mari | Tuesday, August 30, 2005 at 10:03 AM
Baking bread in a rice cooker was taught to us by Yakitate! Japan, and I always figured it would have to work for cake too.
It really makes me kick myself that we had to throw our rice cooker out a while back, when it started to break... good time for us to buy a new one, I think. :-)
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Posted by: kuponuts | Monday, August 29, 2005 at 02:51 AM
Charles, maybe you can do what my friend Charles suggested to me. Take the leftover cooked rice, measure each bowl into a ziplock bag and freeze it. When you want to eat it, take it out of the ziplock bag, put it into the rice bowl and microwave until warm.
Since he is of Chinese heritage and picky about rice, I do not think he would have suggested this to me if it did not produce suitable results.
As for me, I usually leave my rice in the cooker because it has a keep-warm function. I just bought a 10 cup Zojirushi NS-ZCC18 so I can have people over for temaki parties and such. The smallest one Zojirushi sells in US is the 3 cup NHS-06.
You can make only one cup in it, no problem. I used to make two cups in my old 6 cup Zojirushi and it always came out fine.
Posted by: | Monday, August 29, 2005 at 02:02 AM
Hey, maybe you can bake cake with yr rice cooker an take pictures!
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Posted by: abraxis | Sunday, August 28, 2005 at 12:26 PM
Charles, we have a Zojirushi 3-cup rice cooker (NS-KCC05)that we cook a single cup of rice in every day. It's perfect!
Posted by: Kawika | Sunday, August 28, 2005 at 01:24 AM
I have looked for years, but I have never found a rice cooker that is small enough to make just enough rice for ONE person. Even the smallest cooker takes 2 cups of rice, I need something that can make 1/2 cup.
Posted by: Charles | Sunday, August 28, 2005 at 01:18 AM