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Rice Cooking Chart and Tips, Vegetable Steaming Chart and Tips - rice cooker steamer

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840181301 ENv02.qxd:Layout 1 8/5/10 9:52 AM Page 11 Rice Cooking Chart and Tips Rice Cooker Cooking Time (approximate). Rice cooker will switch to WARM after cooking time, indicating rice is cooked. Serving Size = 3/4 cup (180 g) TYPE OF RICE White Min. Amount Max. Amount Brown Min. Amount Max. Amount SETTING White Rice Whole Grain AMOUNT OF UNCOOKED RICE 2 cups (360 ml) 10 cups (1.8 L) 2 cups (360 ml) 10 cups (1.8 L) AMOUNT OF WATER Fill pot to "2" line Fill pot to "10" line Fill pot to "2" line Fill pot to "10" line COOK TIME SERVES 15-25 minutes 30-45 minutes 2-3 10-12 25-35 minutes 40-55 minutes 2-3 10-12 • Stir prepackaged, boxed rice mixes at least once during cooking; otherwise, spices may stick to the bottom of the cooking pot. For best results, unplug unit when finished cooking this type of rice. Do not "keep warm." • Rinsing rice will sometimes increase bubbling during cooking. When cooking a half pot or less of rice, minimize bubbling/overflow by reducing water by about one-third. • Allowing rice to "rest" for approximately 5-10 minutes after cooking will yield better-textured rice. • Give rice a flavor boost by substituting an equal amount chicken/beef/vegetable broth for water. • Note that the cook times listed here are approximate and for reference only. You do not need to enter cooking times when using the WHITE RICE or WHOLE GRAIN functions since the unit knows when the food is finished and will adjust cooking time accordingly. Vegetable Steaming Chart and Tips TYPE OF VEGETABLE SETTING Softer Vegetables (ex. zucchini, squash) Steam Cook Firmer Vegetables (ex. broccoli, corn on the cob, carrots) Steam Cook • The more vegetables added to the steamer basket, the longer the steam time should be. • Smaller pieces of vegetables will steam faster than larger pieces. AMOUNT OF WATER COOK TIME Fill pot to "2" line 4-7 minutes Fill pot to "2" line 7-15 minutes • Give vegetables a flavor boost by substituting an equal amount of chicken/ beef/vegetable broth for water. • Note that the steam times listed here are approximate and for reference only. 11

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Rice Cooking Chart and Tips
TYPE OF RICE
SETTING
AMOUNT OF UNCOOKED RICE
AMOUNT OF WATER
COOK TIME
SERVES
White
Min. Amount
White
2 cups (360 ml)
Fill pot to “2” line
15–25 minutes
2–3
Max. Amount
Rice
10 cups (1.8 L)
Fill pot to “10” line
30–45 minutes
10–12
Brown
Min. Amount
Whole
2 cups (360 ml)
Fill pot to “2” line
25–35 minutes
2–3
Max. Amount
Grain
10 cups (1.8 L)
Fill pot to “10” line
40–55 minutes
10–12
Rice Cooker Cooking Time (approximate). Rice cooker will
switch to WARM after cooking time, indicating rice is cooked.
Serving Size = 3/4 cup (180 g)
• Stir prepackaged, boxed rice mixes at least once during cooking; otherwise,
spices may stick to the bottom of the cooking pot. For best results, unplug unit
when finished cooking this type of rice. Do not “keep warm.”
• Rinsing rice will sometimes increase bubbling during cooking. When cooking a half
pot or less of rice, minimize bubbling/overflow by reducing water by about one-third.
• Allowing rice to “rest” for approximately 5–10 minutes after cooking will yield
better-textured rice.
• Give rice a flavor boost by substituting an equal amount chicken/beef/vegetable
broth for water.
• Note that the cook times listed here are approximate and for reference only. You
do not need to enter cooking times when using the WHITE RICE or WHOLE GRAIN
functions since the unit knows when the food is finished and will adjust cooking
time accordingly.
Vegetable Steaming Chart and Tips
TYPE OF VEGETABLE
SETTING
AMOUNT OF WATER
COOK TIME
Softer Vegetables
(ex. zucchini, squash)
Steam Cook
Fill pot to “2” line
4–7 minutes
Firmer Vegetables
(ex. broccoli, corn on the cob, carrots)
Steam Cook
Fill pot to “2” line
7–15 minutes
• The more vegetables added to the steamer basket, the longer the steam time
should be.
• Smaller pieces of vegetables will steam faster than larger pieces.
• Give vegetables a flavor boost by substituting an equal amount of chicken/
beef/vegetable broth for water.
• Note that the steam times listed here are approximate and for reference only.
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