Does it cook sushi rice
1025582
I not only own the Aroma 3qt. 4-20 cups rice cooker, but I also happen to be a sushi chef. Yes it can cook sushi rice, pretty much every rice cooker can cook sushi rice. It's the same cooking process as regular rice, you just have to watch your water to rice ratio, so don't go by the lines on the cooker. The way I was taught is after you wash your rice, you put your fingers flat on the rice and fill the water up to your knuckles. It can be tricky until you find the right level.
138793
Yes. The menu selection comes with glutin rice, mixed rice, sushi rice, gaba rice, black bean, nu-rung-gi, nutri rice, porridge, multi cook, ferment bread baking, and auto clean.
402923
Of course, it does! It is the most wonderful gadget in my kitchen. Besides cooking perfect rice in it, I also steam vegetables and have even made soup and prepared ramen with it. The list can go on. Even if it is little, it takes in a lot of items. It hardly takes up any space on my counter.
1108792
Yes the one I got from Amazon.com does but better make sure before you purchase it. It is a very good rice cooker.
2280678
Sorry. I never tried. I only use it to cook white rice and brown rice and they turn out perfectly.
1912740
Have not cooked brown rice in it. Any rice cooker will cook brown you just have to add extra water. Makes fluffy white rice.
2183593
No mine does not. I cook the entire pot full of rice every 3 weeks. It comes in very handy.
311040
Yes, I think most rice cookers can cook both brown and white rice. My wife is Japanese, so she cooks a lot of rice. Brown rice takes longer to cook, and a bit more water. She likes to soak the brown rice overnight before cooking. These cookers have some kind of sensor inside to tell them when the rice is cooked. Perhaps the sensor shuts off when all the water is evaporated.
1906233
Yes, it does. The cook settings are white/mix, sushi, porridge, sweet, brown, rinse-free and quick cooking. In addition, it also water measurement points for white, sushi or brown rice.
1677560
I don't believe so because it has a moving paddle that mixes the rice and the temperature it cooks at seems higher than a regular rice cooker.
972924
Other than canned soup, I don't think so but I have never tried to cook anything but rice (and it does not do a very good job of it at all). But it might be interesting to try steaming fresh shrimp or some veggies to find out.
1683607
No. You need the JKH. http://www.unikinghi.com/tiger-rice-cooker-induction-heating-jkj-g10u-jkj-g18u.html
2160688
Answer here...i have used it several times cooking rice and it worked great
2090146
For sushi rice, you have to use the short grain japanese sticky rice and just cook it like regular rice. You only add the vinegar when the rice is already cooked.You can also google it to find out - some people use the rice vinegar (marukan brand) to taste.
2131605
Yes, you could steam the rice and eat it. I don't think it will work with Brown rice because it cooks longer. I have another rice cooker and it has different timers for brown or white. Suama is made with mochiko or rice flour, so it won't work in the machine. If you are looking for just a rice cooker, there are other machines, if you plan to make mochi(sweet rice pounded into cakes) then this machine will do the job. I hope that answers your question.
1503079
No. This rice cooker is meant for cooking rice. However, you can always add extra water when cooking rice and shut off the rice cooker manually after half and hour. You will get porridge but not a perfect porridge.
1185511
Mine does not but I sure wish that it did. Other than that I am very pleased with this rice cooker.