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Using a rice cooker to cook rice is suitable for those who don’t want to cook

2015-12-09View Original

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Last night, I wasn’t sure what to eat and didn’t really feel like cooking, so I just searched for some ideas on the Internet. So it was decided to make rice using a rice cooker. The ingredients are simple: Cantonese cured sausage, potatoes, and mushrooms. The seasonings are oil, soy sauce, and salt. The specific method is to heat the rice cooker, add oil, and then put in the chopped potatoes and mushrooms. (The nearby supermarkets don’t have raw sausages, so the sausages will be added at the end.) Pour in soy sauce and salt. Put in the washed rice and add water. Done~ I didn’t take any photos because it didn’t look very good. I’ll try it again next time~ I think this is perfect for those who don’t want to cook. . . Of course, except for those who order food delivery~
Reply #22015-12-09
Isn’t it more convenient to cook porridge? There are various types of stewed rice recipes on WeChat.
Reply #32015-12-09
Cooked porridge isn’t enough to satisfy hunger. I have to eat rice. Try more different types of stewed rice another day:lol
Reply #42015-12-09
Congee can be cooked very thick.
Reply #52015-12-09
No meat. . On a cold day, one must eat meat. . It would be fine if it were something like preserved egg and lean meat porridge, but that’s even more troublesome.
Reply #62015-12-09
Just ask the vendor to cut it when buying meat! Go back and wash it. Buy a chicken and bring it home to make soup.
Reply #72015-12-09
Use a rice cooker to cook porridge. . . . I guess I’ll just not do it~ I’ve always used gas to cook porridge~~~ Wash the rice and soak it for two or three hours, then add water to the pot and bring it to a boil. Add the rice to the pot and cook over high heat. Once it’s boiling, add a little salt, then reduce the heat to medium and cook for about half an hour. After that, add a little oil and cook over low heat for another ten minutes~
Reply #82015-12-09
Just moved in. . There’s no pot; even the seasonings were bought just yesterday. . . I don’t have anything for cooking; the bowls are just takeout boxes that I wash and use. . . By the way. . I’m still using someone else’s dish soap. .
Reply #92015-12-09
Once I buy a pot, I’ll be able to fully showcase my cooking skills. Haha

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