Will this work for rice? I use a rice cooker.
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I wouldn't use it for anything that needs a seal for freshness. Air comes in the bottom. Besides it's too rickety. We have a rice cooker too and just use a plastic bucket with a lid.
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This is a rice cooker and only has two settings which is warm and cook. It would not work soups/stews/chilies. I would recommend a 22 quart roaster oven. I know that would work great for the examples you provided.
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Likely you could, but my experience with it is that it would cook very unevenly. It is the best I have found for brown rice at two cups rice. One cup it tends to burn. White rice the same thing at one or two cups. Hamilton Beach Set 'n Forget Programmable Slow Cooker, 6-Quart is what I use for things other than rice. I really like it.
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I have not tried it in a rice cooker, but it cooks up the same a regular rice so I am sure it will cook fine in a rice cooker.
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I have cooked rice only. I am not sure if it will the products that you have asked about. Sorry I am not much help.
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I don't know the answer because so far I have only used mine as a rice cooker. I LOVE it for cooking rice. Sorry no answer.
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Perfectly! I use it for quinoa and millet regularly, spelt works but leaves some residue in the cover that requires more than a casual rinse (in contrast to other grains). I just soak couscous covered in boiling water for 5 min and it is done so did not test the rice cooker..
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It works well for brown rice. I haven't found a rice it doesn't handle well (except wild rice which is not really a rice). I still need to do more wild to figure that one out.
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I have only used my silicon rice cooker once with less than stellar results. However, I think that with a few tries it might work well. The silicon steamers are the ultimate for veggies, potatoes, or an occasional chicken breast. I couldn't live without it, but the jury is still out on the rice cooker. Ann mcD
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No, This one only work with 120V. I just look at my rice cooker..... you can Google to find what the model that will work with 120 and 240V'Good luck
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Even tho I usually use rice cookers for rice...I cooked this rice the old fashioned way, on the stove. :) Good luck.
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We have only used ours to cook rice. I would not try to use it as a pressure cooker for anything other than rice. Have you tried to find an owners manual online for this or a similar rice cooker? That may provide better information on what you can and cant use this for.
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It is not meant to be used with the electric rice cooker. You have to use it in the microwave.
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Not very good. I have this product and would like to get a different cooker just for rice
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Need to use Japanese rice. ( short grain type ). Set according to directions on rice cooker.
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I definitely would suggest you not to try that. If your rice cooker is 1600w, then you'd better use the 3000w above transformer. On the other hand I would suggest you buy a new 110v rice cooker. That make things easier...
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Interesting question! I do not think I would do this. The instructions that come with the rice cooker do not address using this for long term cooking. Would stick with a crock pot for a stew. Crock pots have thicker sides and would hold the heat better, I would think.