Cooking time I usually cook one or two cups of rice. It takes avg 60 minutes. Is it normal for this rice cooker? Any other rice cooker takes less time?Thanks!
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I am averaging about 40-45 minutes for a cup of jasmine. A bit longer for Calrose.
500686
If i use the QuickCook feature, a cup of jasmine only took half an hour. I've had this ricecooker for 5 years now, never failed. ^^
597437
Perfect rice in 10 minutes. Brown rice 15 minutes on high pressure. There is a rice button that pressure cooks it on high pressure for 6 minutes (got to remember to push the "start" button!).1 cup white rice + 1.5 cups of water = perfect rice.
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It varies to some extent. Water temperature, amount of rice, type of rice and altitude can change the exact temperature.If you just drop the rice in with water and start:Quick Cook: 27-39 MinutesSushi: 40-55 MinutesWhite/Mixed: 40-55 MinutesPorridge: 55-65 MinutesBrown Rice: 80-100 MinutesIf you use the timer setting the minimums are:Sushi: 55 MinutesWhite Rice: 55 MinutesPorridge: 65 MinutesBrown Rice: 100 MinutesQuick cook can get the rice done really quickly, but it isn't nearly as good. As for oats...I have no idea. It varies to some extent. Water temperature, amount of rice, type of rice and altitude can change the exact temperature.If you just drop the rice in with water and start:Quick Cook: 27-39 MinutesSushi: 40-55 MinutesWhite/Mixed: 40-55 MinutesPorridge: 55-65 MinutesBrown Rice: 80-100 MinutesIf you use the timer setting the minimums are:Sushi: 55 MinutesWhite Rice: 55 MinutesPorridge: 65 MinutesBrown Rice: 100 MinutesQuick cook can get the rice done really quickly, but it isn't nearly as good. As for... » Read More It varies to some extent. Water temperature, amount of rice, type of rice and altitude can change the exact temperature.If you just drop the rice in with water and start:Quick Cook: 27-39 MinutesSushi: 40-55 MinutesWhite/Mixed: 40-55 MinutesPorridge: 55-65 MinutesBrown Rice: 80-100 MinutesIf you use the timer setting the minimums are:Sushi: 55 MinutesWhite Rice: 55 MinutesPorridge: 65 MinutesBrown Rice: 100 MinutesQuick cook can get the rice done really quickly, but it isn't nearly as good. As for oats...I have no idea. « Show Less
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I've never tried to boil just water in this product. A full measure of rice takes about 30 minutes to cook.
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I haven't used my steamer (the 14 cup model) to make white rice - only brown rice, and only one pound of rice at a time (never more or less). I rinse my rice very thoroughly, drain it well, and then put it in the steamer with a pinch of salt and 42 ounces of (filtered, cold) tap water. On the 'Brown Rice' setting it takes ~2 hours and 25 minutes to cook, and the rice is always flawlessly done. (I don't use any timer setting and I don't ever leave it on 'warm' after it's done cooking.) I go through about a pound of brown rice a week with this Aroma cooker, and it's never disappointed me in any way. I haven't used my steamer (the 14 cup model) to make white rice - only brown rice, and only one pound of rice at a time (never more or less). I rinse my rice very thoroughly, drain it well, and then put it in the steamer with a pinch of salt and 42 ounces of (filtered, cold) tap water. On the 'Brown Rice' setting it takes ~2 hours and 25 minutes to cook, and the rice is always flawlessly done. (I don't use any timer setting and I don't ever leave it on 'warm' after it's done cooking.) I go through about a pound of brown rice a week with this Aroma cooker, and it's never disappointed me in... » Read More I haven't used my steamer (the 14 cup model) to make white rice - only brown rice, and only one pound of rice at a time (never more or less). I rinse my rice very thoroughly, drain it well, and then put it in the steamer with a pinch of salt and 42 ounces of (filtered, cold) tap water. On the 'Brown Rice' setting it takes ~2 hours and 25 minutes to cook, and the rice is always flawlessly done. (I don't use any timer setting and I don't ever leave it on 'warm' after it's done cooking.) I go through about a pound of brown rice a week with this Aroma cooker, and it's never disappointed me in any way. « Show Less
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I love this electric rice cooker! It cooks white rice in about 20 minutes. Brown rice takes a little longer. I usually don't mix brown and white 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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Once the rice cooks, you can leave it plugged in, and it will keep warm for up to 12 hours - white rice usually cooks in 20 mins and brown rice in 40 mins. There are different options for cooking rice, soups etc but there is no option for high or low
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I think about 15-20 minutes...I don't have my book with me right now, but I do know this. The rice comes out perfect!
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not long - I only use brown rice - I think it takes about 25 minutes. I add extra water so it doesn't stick. Also a 'cup' is only about 2/3C. I love, love, love this. I don't have to sit and watch, I use it for everything - amnrath, millet, Zatarain, and on and on!
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It varies to some extent. Water temperature, amount of rice, type of rice and altitude can change the exact temperature. If you just drop the rice in with water and start: Quick Cook: 27-39 Minutes Sushi: 40-55 Minutes White/Mixed: 40-55 Minutes Porridge: 55-65 Minutes Brown Rice: 80-100 Minutes If you use the timer setting the minimums are: Sushi: 55 Minutes White Rice: 55 Minutes Porridge: 65 Minutes Brown Rice: 100 Minutes Quick cook can get the rice done really quickly, but it isn't nearly as good. As for oats...I have no idea.
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The rice cooks in around 25 minutes. But I usually end up with a "crust" on the bottom of the rice.
660249
I have not made rice in it, however, there is a control panel function for rice. Rice "one touch setting for cooking rice. Defaults to 12 mins. at high pressure." There is also a recipe for "Perfect Asian Rice."
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My husband cooked quinoa in it and it would take anywhere from 1-3 hours. I think rice would be similar. It was very inconsistent. The plug on ours burned after a few uses and was replaced under warranty. That one only lasted a couple of weeks (being used once or twice a week) and the plug burned up. I wouldn't recommend buying it.
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Thanks for the inquiry. 60 cups of rice takes 45-50 minutes to cook. This is a great purchase. I actually have two of them. I operate my own catering business and use them quite often. I use them for Spanish rice and white rice. If you have anymore questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks!
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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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I've only cooked rice in my pressure cooker once and I used a 1-2 ratio (rice to water). It took about 8 minutes and I did not add water to the bottom. Just put the rice and water in the removable pot, move the dial to 'pressure' and set timer at 8 minutes...it was perfectly cooked.