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For the past 2 years, I've never, ever ever cooked brown rice like I get it in a restaurant.
Fed up, yesterday I went to the Asian grocery store I frequent, and when the 75yr old lady with the 20lb bag of rice in her cart wheeled by the rice cooker section, I asked her which one.....she pointed. I bought.
came home with a Nojurushi NS-ZCC10
Last night, got out my brown rice. followed the directions to a T.....
- Measured out 2 cups per their cup measureing. Rinsed the rice in a strainer, put it in the rice cooker, filled it with water to the '2 cup' line....set it to brown rice and when the little song played, I opened it up, and it was just as mushy as it would have been had I cooked it on the stove.
is it just a matter of using less water? I'm using Carolina brand brown rice, going to pick up a new brand from the Asian grocer today.
I'm using just water, and just rice. no oil, butter, or anything.
ANyone have this or a similiar rice cooker and cook brown rice that couldn't be used for patching holes in my foundation?
Fed up, yesterday I went to the Asian grocery store I frequent, and when the 75yr old lady with the 20lb bag of rice in her cart wheeled by the rice cooker section, I asked her which one.....she pointed. I bought.
came home with a Nojurushi NS-ZCC10
Last night, got out my brown rice. followed the directions to a T.....
- Measured out 2 cups per their cup measureing. Rinsed the rice in a strainer, put it in the rice cooker, filled it with water to the '2 cup' line....set it to brown rice and when the little song played, I opened it up, and it was just as mushy as it would have been had I cooked it on the stove.
is it just a matter of using less water? I'm using Carolina brand brown rice, going to pick up a new brand from the Asian grocer today.
I'm using just water, and just rice. no oil, butter, or anything.
ANyone have this or a similiar rice cooker and cook brown rice that couldn't be used for patching holes in my foundation?