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The rice eating Asians I know have rice cookers and use measuring cups; 1 scoop of rice and 2 of water. As well, leaving it in the cooker means only having to c
by shrubble 3y ago
The rice eating Asians I know have rice cookers and use measuring cups; 1 scoop of rice and 2 of water. As well, leaving it in the cooker means only having to cook 1x per day, usually.
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- tivert 3y agoWith a rice cooker, you're supposed to use the measuring cups for the rice, not the water. You add water based on the markings on the bowl. IIRC, rice cookers essentially use the extra water to implement a timer. They have a thermostat that trips based on the temperature rise that happens when the free water is absorbed or boiled off, and the levels are setup so that happens when the rice is done cooking.
- zimpenfish 3y ago> With a rice cooker, [...] You add water based on the markings on the bowl. I think you mean "some" there instead of generalising because my rice cooker (Reishunger Mini Digital) manual explicitly gives water ratios using the provided cup. See, e.g., page 30 of https://cdn.reishunger.com/Mini%20DRK_Bedienungsanleitung_Booklet_DE_EN_FR_ES_IT_NL_Einzelseiten.pdf https://cdn.reishunger.com/Mini%20DRK_Bedienungsanleitung_Bo... (and page 25 if you want to verify that they only supply one measuring cup for use with both rice and water.)