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Rice Steamer - NWoBHM - 12-30-2010 02:16 PM I have been reading about rice steamers recently, are they any good? Do they improve the taste/texture of rice? RE: Rice Steamer - old honda rider - 12-30-2010 04:21 PM I got one as a wedding present (kept the steamer, jettisoned the wife - best deal I ever made) and use it all the time. Mine looks like this: I also use it to steam veggies, potatoes, corn and other stuff. Wouldn't be without it. Whether it improves the taste/texture is pretty subjective. All I know is that I put in the water, the rice and SHAZAM it's done. (OK, so maybe it's not SHAZAM but I think you get the point.) RE: Rice Steamer - Bageleth - 12-30-2010 10:36 PM I use mine about 3 times per week and it's one of my favorite kitchen appliances. I've never had burned rice while using it, and it's always just right (providing I follow the correct water/rice ratio). Mine is a Black & Decker RE: Rice Steamer - Boomer - 12-30-2010 10:38 PM I need one sooooo badly! I love rice when its properly prepared. Especially my stir fry stuff I love for lunches on weekends. Problem is my daughters like to cook it in the microwave...using the "Minute Lice" and that just makes me shrivel up. Its almost like eating plaster...beady lumpy plaster. RE: Rice Steamer - Bageleth - 12-30-2010 10:40 PM (12-30-2010 10:38 PM)boomer Wrote: I need one sooooo badly! I love rice when its properly prepared. Especially my stir fry stuff I love for lunches on weekends. Problem is my daughters like to cook it in the microwave...using the "Minute Lice" and that just makes me shrivel up. Its almost like eating plaster...beady lumpy plaster. Yeah, that Minute Rice just doesn't hold water compared to real rice!
RE: Rice Steamer - RN-PRN - 12-30-2010 11:01 PM Have to keep this one in mind. My hubby is always looking for something new to get me for the kitchen. I always love talking with my friends. What did you get for Christmas/Birthday/etc? I would ask them. Answer...earrings, ring, necklace. What do I get...panini maker, breadmaker, etc.
RE: Rice Steamer - Bageleth - 12-30-2010 11:13 PM My husband had entered a phase where he was interested in creating his favorite dishes from various restaurants that we had been to, and one night, he brought home a rice cooker. One of the best purchases that he made (I also enjoyed the fruit smoothie phase because he bought a sturdy, high quality blender). RE: Rice Steamer - NWoBHM - 12-31-2010 07:08 AM Thanks for the replies - Well, I think that is going ot be on my Birthday wish list! RE: Rice Steamer - RN-PRN - 01-01-2011 03:50 PM Already checking them out on Amazon
RE: Rice Steamer - NWoBHM - 01-01-2011 04:45 PM Quote:Already checking them out on Amazon Cheers Matey!
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