My Oster DuraCeramic 6-Cup Rice Cooker: Cooking Oatmeal
Вставка
- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- In this video I demonstrate how I make oatmeal in the Oster rice cooker. It cooks it perfectly with NO sticking to the pot. I use Bob's Red Mill old-fashioned oats. Here is the recipe, per serving:
1 cup water
1/3 cup Bob's Red Mill Rolled Oats (Old fashioned or quick cooking)
pinch of salt
1/4 cup toasted walnuts (pecans or slivered almonds also work well)
1/4 cup dried cranberries or raisins
2 T. diced, dried apricots
Put all ingredients into the cooking pot of the rice cooker. Put on the lid and press the switch to cook cycle. When switch clicks over to the keep warm cycle, oatmeal is done. Stir before serving.
My channel contains video reviews of products I own & have purchased with my own money. I am not in any way affiliated with any company that manufactures, sells or represents these products. My intent is to be helpful in sharing my own experience with these products. It also contains DIY projects that are for craft and/or information purposes only and should not be construed as expert or medical advice.
I forgot to mention in the video that this can easily be set up the night before to have ready for breakfast in the morning. Just add all the ingredients except the water, to the cooking pot. In the morning, add the water and start the cooking while you're getting ready. No babysitting a pot on the stove! :-D
Excellent video! I was on the fence about buying this rice cooker because I eat more barley, farro, and oats. This review showed me I can cook my favorite grains. Thanks!
It is a nice little rice cooker and does a great job. However, just an FYI, Oster redesigned this model and it no longer has the DuraCeramic coating. The new version has a Teflon coating called DiamondForce. You might find several of the older ceramic model on ebay (used) if ceramic is what you'd rather cook with.
Oat meal is back on the menu!!! Thank you for all your hard work...
Yea! I love oatmeal! Glad my video was helpful. Thanks for watching! :)
This is wonderful. I just made a bunch for family on Sunday morning instead of bacon and etc feast. (Maybe 1 a month!)
Added apples, unfiltered honey and ground cinnamon. So yummy!
I love oatmeal and this makes it so much easier to prepare! We have smoothies every day for breakfast except on Fridays. I set up the pot the night before with everything except the liquids. Then in the morning I just have to add the water and press the button. Thanks for watching! :)
Yes!! I love oatmeal but I hate hving to constantly stir or like u said babysit the pot!! Now I can cook my oatmeal in a his lovely pot I got because of u!! Tfs another great recipe
I love oatmeal too! It's so easy to make in the rice cooker. I like to add other ingredients too like in the video. I also recently started added grated zucchini to my oatmeal to get some veggies in it. It's very mild so it doesn't taste like anything really. But it adds more texture, fiber and vitamin C. :)
well reviewed so many rice cookers on you tube & you sold me. Just ordered one just like this from target. The price was better there as you mentioned in another video. Thank You.
Glad my video was helpful. Thanks for watching! :)
Hi, just bought this appliance today and immediately made white rice. It was very good. Have you tried mac and cheese yet. More videos with this appliance please, and thank you!
I have not tried mac and cheese or any pasta yet. Thanks for watching! :)
Thanks for the recipe and instructions!
Looks Sooo Good
It is very good, makes the oatmeal so creamy. :)
Another Great Video
Thanks for watching! :)
Great reviews! Bought the Oster DuraCeramic on sale at Target and I love it. Like you, I am a Bob's Red Mill fan. Have you tried Bob's Steel Cut oats in the cooker?
I haven't yet but will give it a try once the weather cools down. It has been very hot and humid here for 6+ weeks! I love summer and hate that it's so short in the Midwest but eating hot cereal is less desirable at the moment. :D Yes, BRM is my #1 go-to for all things grains and oatmeal. Did you know that they toast the oatmeal before packaging? That's why it smells and tastes soooo good! :) Thanks for watching!
@@helpfulnatural I didn't know about the toasting, but I am not surprised. Everything I have ever tried from BRM has been excellent.
@@richhines7452 Agreed. It's funny, when I open a box of oatmeal of any other brand, it has no aroma, maybe a little bit like the cardboard it's in. :D I've been using BRM's oatmeal for a very long time. LOL!
Good Video! Thanks for the assistance!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you for this helpful video. I will attempt to make Bob's Red Mill muesli the same way.
Thanks for watching! :)
Gotta try this
This rice cooker makes great oatmeal! Thanks for watching! :)
Thanks!
You give great reviews!!🙏🏼
If I’m going to make one cup of rice how much water do I need is it a cup and a half(oyster)
The amount of water added depends on the type of rice you are cooking the general rule is 1 to 1 (1 cup rice to 1 cup water). However, the cooking pot of the rice cooker has markings inside the pot that tells you how much water you need to add. So if you add 3 rice-cooker cups of rice, you fill the water to the 3 line inside the pot. There is a chart with measurements included in the owners manual. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching! :)
For how long you can store oats when they are cooked? Do you store oats in fridge? And how you reheat oats?, in microwave?
If I have leftover cooked oats, I store them in the fridge for no more than a few days. To reheat I use the microwave at 30 second bursts until hot.
@@helpfulnatural thank you 🙏🏻
Each time I make oatmeal (steel cut) with mine, it boils over like a volcano and makes a huge mess. This happens making even a single portion with one cup of water and 1/3 cup of oats. It’s quite a disaster. Think we need a better cooker.
Rice will boil over if it's not rinsed before cooking. I wonder if rinsing the steel cut oats would help when cooked in the rice cooker? I'm going to experiment with mine to see what happens. Thanks for watching and for commenting. :)
Thank you! I like oatmeal but the clean up causes me not to eat it.
I know what you mean. I hate having to soak the pot in the sink for hours before being able to chisel out the cooked on oatmeal. :-( This rice cooker has been a game changer! Thanks for watching! :)
Does it come with a time setting? Because I tend to forget and I when I notice things get burn.
No this model does not have a timer with sound. It will automatically switch over to the keep warm setting when the cooking cycle is done. You will need to set a timer or use your smartphone to time it to let you know when it's done.
@@helpfulnatural Thank you. I'll consider that.
Have you cooked lentils?
No, I have not tried lentils in my rice cooker but I don't know why it wouldn't work.
@@helpfulnatural it works, just trying to work out the water ratio, 2 cups water 1 cup lentils was a tiny bit too little water
@@MalitaJones It may also depend on the variety of lentils used. For instance, red lentils are very fast cooking. 🙂 Love all the different foods that can be cooked in the rice cooker. It's so versatile!
@@helpfulnatural yes I only do red lentils in the actual soup or stew, these are regular brown ones. I batch cook and use in my salads all week
@@MalitaJones Now you're making me want to pull lentils out of the freezer and cook them in my rice cooker. 😄 I think they're either brown or green. Love lentil soup!