Anyone use Wolfgang Puck rice cooker

jsmjboertlein

Hubby loves rice but we are endlesly frustrated with how it comes out. thought I'd try this. Does it work good? I got it for him for our anniversary.

anubis609

Wolfgang Puck makes rice cookers? I just use the ones bought in Asian supermarkets. Lol.

JanerZzz

Tiger brand makes the best rice cookers

Still_Sossy

I have it and love it. I just made Jasmine rice cooked in coconut milk Sunday night. Never had a problem with it and have had it for a few years.

MzBug

I have an El Cheapo from Wal Mart that works great. Well, as long as I take the "nonstick pot" out of the machine as soon as it is done cooking. If I don't it gets a bit toasty on the bottom.

jsmjboertlein

Great, thanks you guys. I got it on sale for 25.00. He's gonna love this thing. Can you make like zataran's or boxed rice thingies in it?

RoadDog

I have owned a lot of rice cookers in my life. One that worked great. Most of the others took up space, rice stuck to the inside, over cooked, undercooked, etc.

Have the best success with a teflon coated pot. 1 part rice, 2 parts water.

No need to buy something unique that you need to store to make rice.

TrainerRobin

Might sound goofy, but years ago someone showed me how they cook rice and it worked so good, I've done it ever since and haven't had a bad pot of rice yet. No matter the size of the pot, I add rice to my first knuckle and water to the top of my second knuckle.

It works for me and it's cheap. Plus I like the way the ratio always works out in a small saucepan or a big one.

Enjoy!

jsmjboertlein

I have owned a lot of rice cookers in my life. One that worked great. Most of the others took up space, rice stuck to the inside, over cooked, undercooked, etc.

Have the best success with a teflon coated pot. 1 part rice, 2 parts water.

No need to buy something unique that you need to store to make rice.

I don't like to cook with teflon

jsmjboertlein

Might sound goofy, but years ago someone showed me how they cook rice and it worked so good, I've done it ever since and haven't had a bad pot of rice yet. No matter the size of the pot, I add rice to my first knuckle and water to the top of my second knuckle.

It works for me and it's cheap. Plus I like the way the ratio always works out in a small saucepan or a big one.

Enjoy!

COOL Thanks for the tip

Still_Sossy

I have owned a lot of rice cookers in my life. One that worked great. Most of the others took up space, rice stuck to the inside, over cooked, undercooked, etc.

Have the best success with a teflon coated pot. 1 part rice, 2 parts water.

No need to buy something unique that you need to store to make rice.

I don't like to cook with teflon

The Wolfgang removable rice cooker pot is a non stick coated pot.