How to Cook Rice - Aroma Rice Cooker - Cooking White Rice Recipe - Rice to Water Ratio - HomeyCircle
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- How to cook rice using an Aroma rice cooker. Cooking white rice recipe using an Aroma rice cooker. Rice to water ratio for this long grain white rice is 1:2 ratio (1 cup rice to 2 cups water ratio). This ratio may apply to other types of rice (like long grain rice, Basmati rice, Jasmine rice). If available, check out your rice packaging for any rice to water ratio indications, to get the best results in cooking white rice.
White rice is a common side dish for many Chinese food, Asian food, Filipino food. This is an easy to follow cooking white rice recipe. You want a beef stew or a chicken fajitas for dinner ... but wait, you need rice for that! This video will show you how to cook rice (like long grain rice, Basmati rice, Jasmine rice) in a quick and simple steps, using an Aroma rice cooker. Including preparation time, it will takes roughly less than 45 minutes (actual time) to prepare from start to finish cooking white rice, but time varies depending on the amount of rice you are cooking.
As mentioned above, the rice to water ratio for this white rice (long grain rice) is 1:2 ratio (1-cup rice to 2-cups water ratio), which may also apply to Basmati rice, Jasmine rice. Some types of rice may vary in ratio but most rice packaging will have directions of the rice to water ratio, just follow the ratio indicated for best results and cooking method is similar or the same as shown in this video.
NOTE: It is advisable that you do not rinse the rice grains before cooking so that you will NOT wash off the vitamins and nutrients present in the rice.
I heard that some people get intimidated and overwhelm just the thought of cooking rice, some feel that it is such a foreign thing to do, not anymore, with these easy and simple steps shown in the video.
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I’m here bc I can cook a beautiful piece of salmon with some green beans but I ALWAYS mess up the rice! Back to basics!
Good stuff this rice cooker is awesome
I wanna thank you so much I've been looking for any information about that exact same rice cooker for about an hour now in your video is the only one I've been able to find thank you so much you just saved like 4 cups or rice
Thank you! My sister gave me her old one, and I didn't know if I was using it right
How many minutes will it take to cook ?
@@cp826676hello this is a year old comment but it usually takes about 10 minutes give or take!
nice cooking very nice cooking
Nice...keep it up...
Always wash the rice to take out the starch other wise you make sticky rice. I wash the rice till it’s almost easy to see through the water before using. Brown rice needs more water too to cook thouroghly.😊
Thanks thanks thanks
I always found it much quicker and less hassle to use the stove top method to cook Basmati Rice or Brown Rice. And others. Ended up donating my 8 Cup rice cooker to the church.
I grow up cooking rice using a regular cooking pot :-) But the one thing I do like about using a rice cooker for cooking rice is that there is a vent that prevents any water spillage while it's boiling and bubbling inside during cooking, covered. And also, cooking rice using a rice cooker is automatic (once you prepare the rice and water inside), controlled and timed, so less possibility of burning the bottom part of the rice.
you should rinse your rice first to get rid of the starch. Trust me it changes the flavor
Greetings, good day, how reliable is this rice cooker model, I want to buy one but I don't know if it's good?
This rice cooker meets our family's needs, and we still have the same rice cooker to this day. For us specifically, it is reliable.
I don't have the original measuring cup, can I use a regular cup to measure my rice and my water? 🤷🏻♂️
I don't think it is necessary that you only use the original cup that came with the rice cooker. The measurement of rice and water we usually do by ratio.
1.8 L rice cooker se kitne Adult ka Chawal banega ?
It is important to wash the rice 2 to 3 times because some brands of rice are not that clean .
How about brown rice ratio?
I haven't tried this ratio as brown rice ratio, might be similar or close? Personally, when I want the white rice more fluffy or tender, I just adjust the water ratio by adding a little more water, but not much extra water as the rice could come out mushy.
How many cups of rice can you make in the rice maker
That will depend on the size of your rice cooker. Most rice cooker has a maximum fill-line marker or indicator inside, that usually indicates the maximum you can put at one time to cook including rice and water. I highly recommend to stay below that max-fill-line because if you go over that line indicator, there is strong tendency that bubbles while water is boiling (during cooking process) will overflow and could damage your rice cooker unit and possibly risk of electric shock.
No salt?
No salt, as I never use salt for cooking plain rice. I add some salt sometimes when I am cooking fried rice.
Add 1.5 teaspoons of salt per cup of rice, and 2 teaspoons of butter, when done, stir with a fork