5-Cup Rice Cooker and Steamer

Very nice rice.

I have been looking at electric rice steamers. I want to make rice more often but frequently I don’t get home early enough to mess with cooking rice ahead of a meal. I make brown rice more than white rice, is there an issue...

This is a dumb question, but I am making some basmati rice in my rice steamer and wondering if it is okay to add some frozen peas and raw carrots to it. Will cooking everything at the same time ruin it?

I haven’t seen one like that. I have seen, in person and online, a Thai rice steamer. That’s a conical basket that fits, double boiler style, in an aluminum urn shaped pot (or presumably anything else of the same...

Anyone know where I can purchase the special steamer basket and pot (the rice itself, also)? East bay suggestions would be especially appreciated, although I’d go anywhere in the B.A. T.I.A!

For those of you who were following last weeks sticky rice thread and want to try steaming it the Thai way, (and who don’t live near a Thai store) I found a source for the steamer and pot—$10.00! It’s...

I’m looking for the Thai device for steaming sticky rice. It’s a stout metal pot with a cone-shaped bamboo basket that sits on top. I looked at Super 88 in Allston, but they don’t sell one. Any ideas in that...

I’m looking for a little advice on steaming rice in a vegetable steamer. I bought this steamer and used it to cook rice today: http://www.amazon.com/5712-Electronic-2-Tier-6-1-Quart-Steamer...

Nutty, sweet, and salty, this is the ultimate exotic snack food.

Wondering if it’s possible to make different kinds of rice, i.e. Jasmine, Brown, Basmati, etc., in my sticky rice steamer?. If so, would they have to be soaked overnight like sticky rice? hhmmm...

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