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Brand: | YOBANG/OEM |
Name: | rice cooker |
Material: | PP/IRON/STEEL STAINLESS/ABS |
DETAILS:
What Is a Rice Cooker?
A rice cooker is a piece of kitchen equipment that cooks many
varieties of rice and grains. They work by boiling water, which is
then absorbed into the rice until it becomes tender. Rice cookers
are automatic, which frees up your employees to work on other tasks
while the rice cooks. You also don't have to worry about a rice
cooker boiling over or scorching.
Should You Rinse Rice?
Yes, if you want to make the fluffiest rice with the best texture,
you should rinse the grains first.
Rinsing rice removes excess starch, which gives your rice grains a consistent texture and prevents the rice cooker from boiling over. It also helps to remove dirt or pesticides that may left on the grain from the manufacturing process.
Rinsing rice is a good practice in general, but check the packaging on your rice first. Some rice is enriched with vitamins and minerals, which will dissolve if the rice is washed.
How Much Water for 1 Cup of Rice?
The water to rice ratio represents the perfect amount of water
needed to cook 1 cup of rice. A one to one ratio, or one cup of
water per one cup of rice, is expressed as 1:1. Each type of rice
has its own water to rice ratio. Check the manual for your rice
cooker to find the recommended rice to water ratio for your
machine. Also refer to the rice package instructions for the
optimal quantity of water for that particular type of grain.
How Long Does a Rice Cooker Take?
Typically, cooking a large quantity of rice in a rice cooker takes
between 25 and 35 minutes. Different types of rice require
different quantities of water and cook times. Fortunately, a rice
cooker is able to gauge when the rice is finished cooking and turns
off automatically.
How to Cook Rice in Rice Cooker Without Sticking?
There are a couple steps you can take to prevent rice from sticking
to your rice cooker. First, rinse the rice with cool water to
remove some of the starch before adding it to the pot. Coat the
rice cooker pan with a little oil or add it directly to the rice
and water mixture. Another alternative is to use a rice cooker
napkin. This resuable cloth is designed to sit inside your rice
cooker while it's cooking. When the rice is ready, simply lift out
the rice cloth and no sticky rice will be left behi