how many cup of dry rice that this product can cook ?
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Hi,This rice cooker can cook up to 10 level cups of dry rice using the rice measuring cup included with the cooker.
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Stan-We have been making white (short grain) rice for over 40 years with a rice cooker and our formula is to add an extra 1/2 cup of water for whatever cup(s) of rice you use. So for 1 cup of rice use 1-1/2 cups of water. For 1-1/2 cups of rice use two cups of water. This rice will be quite moist. If you use more water it will still cook OK but will be quite wet at first until it dries out on your plate.Hope this helps.
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The measuring cup used to measure dry rice has a liquid capacity of 3/4 US cups. I suspect that it produces 1 cup of cooked rice. The instruction book recommends soaking the rice before cooking, 2 hours for brown rice. It also recommends warming the rice for 15 to 30 mins after the cooker switches off. This requires manually switching to warm. You may wish to purchase a cooker with an automatic warming switch. Then the rice will cook and stay warm without further attention from the chef.
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I have been able to put in 3 cups of uncooked rice. has enough forfamily of 4 with some leftovers
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5.5 refers to the dry rice. Depending on the rice, it will roughly double, so you will have 11 or so 'cups' of cooked rice. NOTE: A rice cooker 'cup' is not an Imperial cup (8 oz.), it is 6 oz.
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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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You can cook as little as 1 cup in cooked rice but I wouldn't recommend any less than 2 cup because it browns on the bottom.
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For 2 cups of rice, add 3 1/4 cups of water and cook for 13-15 minutes in the microwave
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I think it is 10 cup cooked rice; when I use 2-3 cup of rice, cooker will get about half filled
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Yes, I can cook 20 cups of uncooked rice. I wait till the "cook" light changes to "warm" light, I never really timed it, but about 15-20 minutes.
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Whether it's rice or teff, a cooked grain will expand as it cooks - usually doubling in size. In other words, 1/4 cup of dry tell will yield 1/2 cup cooked. I don't know how many calories that is, but you can look that up at Bob's Red Mill website.
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Yes, it makes at most 5 cups of rice which yields about 10 serving sizes of cooked rice.
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I hope someone will answer this question! I also often only make 1 cup of dry rice and I would like to know if this cooker would do this well???? Thanks to anyone who can answer this question!
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We have had this cooker for about 2 years. It will cook as little as one cup of rice but we always cook at least two just because rice goes with everything and keeps well in the fridge. We have cooked 5 cups at once but it did take much longer than the smaller amount. The steamer works great, too.
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Hi Raffael, I know that the maximum capacity of this rice cooker is 4 cups (rice cooker cups-6 oz) of dry rice. This is what I usually cook for my family of 4 (2 adults and 2 teenage boys). I've never measured the actual amount of cooked rice, though. But I can tell that I can feed my whole family at least 2 times with this amount of rice. So, I think 5.5 cups represents the maximum capacity of cooked rice that this cooker makes. Again, we are talking about the rice cooker cups-6 oz not regular cups-8 oz.Hope, it was helpful. :)
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With rice cookers, a "cup" is 6 ounces of dry rice and they usually come with a 6 ounce "cup" measure. So a 6-cup machine would use up to 36 ounces of dry rice. Hope this helps!
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If your cooker has enough capacity, one cup of rice should cook in the same amount of time as 4 cups: around a half hour.One cup of uncooked rice will result in "about" two cups of cooked rice.