Jake
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Come to that time of year where everyone buys rice cookers so I got in on the act
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9367809/Trail/searchtext%3ERICE+COOKER.htm
using it as we speak, i put in it
rice
water

would be good to see what kinds of rice everyone else uses in theirs. i put in basmati rice today and might put in basmati rice tomorrow
best £13.49 ive ever spent. looking forward to see how everyone elses rice turns out
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Nath
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adiohead
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Keep meaning to use mine but always end up using the 2min microwave ones.
I have some brown rice which needs to be thrown in the rice cooker.
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3CorsaMeal
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rice cookers are great, always had nice rice since the gay chinese boy my sister lives with told my mum to buy one.
best £10-£15 she ever spent
Isn't it weird how much we have in common my old mucker?
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ed
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I don't see the purpose in them? You put in a cup of rice and two cups of water into a pan with a tight fitting lid, bring it to the boil and then turn the heat right down leaving it for 15 mins with the lid on. Couldn't be easier right?
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Kerry
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Conway563
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quote: Originally posted by ed
I don't see the purpose in them? You put in a cup of rice and two cups of water into a pan with a tight fitting lid, bring it to the boil and then turn the heat right down leaving it for 15 mins with the lid on. Couldn't be easier right?
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noshua
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You can't leave it unattended nor keep it warm for up to 12 hours on a hob.
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ed
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I don't own a Chinese takeaway so that caveat doesn't really apply to me.
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daymoon
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What is wrong with using these?
and a pan ?
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Jake
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quote: Originally posted by adiohead
Keep meaning to use mine but always end up using the 2min microwave ones.
I have some brown rice which needs to be thrown in the rice cooker.
save yourself a fortune getting it down from the top of the fridge freezer and buying a massive bag a rice
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3CorsaMeal
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quote: Originally posted by ed
I don't see the purpose in them? You put in a cup of rice and two cups of water into a pan with a tight fitting lid, bring it to the boil and then turn the heat right down leaving it for 15 mins with the lid on. Couldn't be easier right?
stuff at the bottom goes hard and brown
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3CorsaMeal
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@Jake could i make #couscous in my mums rice cooker?
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Ian
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Microwave bags are so much more expensive.
I buy it in big bags and have a bit plastic tub thing to keep it sealed.
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Jake
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quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
@Jake could i make #couscous in my mums rice cooker?
yes mate http://askville.amazon.com/make-rice-cooker/AnswerViewer.do?requestId=862774
rice cookers are versatile mother fuckers
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
quote: Originally posted by ed
I don't see the purpose in them? You put in a cup of rice and two cups of water into a pan with a tight fitting lid, bring it to the boil and then turn the heat right down leaving it for 15 mins with the lid on. Couldn't be easier right?
stuff at the bottom goes hard and brown
Depends on the pan and how low your hob goes. I find that the rice in my parents rice cooker always goes brown and hard at the bottom
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Neil
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quote: Originally posted by daymoon
What is wrong with using these?
and a pan ?
Use these and a pan of water, cook perfectly everytime and they're about 20p each for basmati rice in Tesco...
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Jake
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ed didnt realise how cheap rice cookers were and is trying to convince himself not to buy one
couldnt be more obvious
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3CorsaMeal
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quote: Originally posted by ed
brown and hard
Funnily enough, thats how Seth describes himself on match.com
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ed
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Chrissy
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quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
quote: Originally posted by ed
brown and hard
Funnily enough, thats how Seth describes himself on match.com
Fucking 
>>>> Chris <<<<
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Colin
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Jake
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honestly dont remember slow cooker monday getting a frosty reception like this
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Munchie
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Easy to make
get a 10kg bag, put a cup of rice in a pan, followed by exactly double water content- therefore 2 cups of water.
cook for 10mins then put to a side and dont lift the lid!
also soak the rice for 10mins in water to remove excess starch for fluffier rice
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by Jake
honestly dont remember slow cooker monday getting a frosty reception like this
Slow cookers are good because they can be used to produce one of my favourite things:
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