I just got my Zojirushi x20 and I am looking for recipes as I have never owned a bread machine. Any help would be appreciated. I am looking for recipes that don’t contain dry milk. (5 replies, last updated by chowser November 4, 2009)

Are these sold anywhere? I saw one at a neighbourhood Korean grocery, but I was looking for a real selection at a non-grocery store. Does anyone have a Zojirushi? They are from Japan. (11 replies, last updated by Kagemusha May 19, 2009)

Which model do you have? The Zojirushi BBCC-Q15 will handle a 1 1/2 pound loaf which is much less than 4 1/2 cups of flour. The BBCC-X20 specs. say it will handle a 2 pound loaf which should therefore allow for 4 1/2 cups of flour. (3 replies, last updated by emmisme August 16, 2008)

) but I’m scared of what my diet is going to look like for the next few days... SOOO... in thinking of creative mooshy food, I remembered Congee! We both love it but have never used our Zojirushi to make it. I saw the other... (14 replies, last updated by yimster June 15, 2008)

I’d say it’s not so much the brand that makes the difference (as long as they are not B- or C- grade brands. Zojirushi, Tiger, National... they are all good brands and have been making rice cookers for ages), but more... (14 replies, last updated by bluedog October 13, 2007)

We are considering the purchase of a Zojirushi rice cooker, but which one? I am especially interested in cooking grains, and I hope to do so without the constant vigilance that is needed when cooking them on the stove top. Also,... (59 replies, last updated by Yum Asia November 19, 2009)

on a Technivorm (would rather not spend $265 if I can avoid it) or trying the Zojirushi (have read some good reviews). The Zojirushi costs much less than the Technivorm, but it’s expensive enough that I would spend the... (9 replies, last updated by Joe Blowe September 30, 2009)

I make a lot of tea daily, most by the gongfu method (many short steeps, lots of leaf). I was seriously considering a hot water dispensing pot like Zojirushi makes, where you can set multiple temperatures. But the owner of my... (49 replies, last updated by antidf October 6, 2009)

I’m looking for a Zojirushi rice cooker (pref 3 cup) and can’t seem to find anywhere in London that stocks them. Anyone seen these around anywhere? Or know a site that ships to the UK? (12 replies, last updated by Lina June 5, 2009)

Bummer..guess I’ll be posting a " what is the next best brand after Zojirushi" question !! Thanks for the tip...would have been a disaster if I bought one ! (4 replies, last updated by danbry February 22, 2009)

After searching far and wide for a Zojirushi fuzzy logic rice cooker which worked with UK power (the ones from the US have different voltage) I finally found a company that supplies them in the UK. I think this is great news for... (0 replies, last updated by danbry September 14, 2008)

I’ve been thinking about purchasing their indoor grill. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these, or any sort of input/opinions? Thanks! (0 replies, last updated by monkuboy August 18, 2006)

I’ve tried to make congee in my Zojirushi rice maker using the porridge setting. But I must be doing something wrong as it hasn’t worked out... Does anyone have any advice/instructions they can give me to make this... (18 replies, last updated by morphone May 4, 2008)

Hi, I just got a Zojirushi rice cooker, 10 cup capacity. I want to use it to make 2-3 cups of Indian style Basmati rice at a time. I like my rice fluffy, not sticky! The documentation is poor and I don’t know how much water... (10 replies, last updated by boogiebaby January 22, 2008)

Yes, I’ve never had a problem with the brown rice setting. I love my Zojirushi. I also love the programming feature. When you always get home from work after 8P, it’s nice to have freshly cooked rice waiting for you.... (9 replies, last updated by bookwormchef July 4, 2007)