Re:How the Instant Pot cooker developed a cult following
by narag on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @11:28PM
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I suggested advanced kitchen devices.
OK, so if someone is taking it seriously, let me specify a little, since I've been thinking of it for some time: a rice cooker that uses vapour.
I often cook rice in the pressure pot. It takes something like 5 minutes to warm the pot, 4 minutes of cooking and a few minutes more for releasing vapour until I can open it again.
It would be nice to have a device that:
1. Wash the rice with cold water first.
2. Makes vapour in a few seconds holding the pressure.
3. Automatically stops when the rice is cooked.
4. Finally releases vapour.
5. Bonus point if it cleans itself.
Just that, plain boiled rice in five minutes, instead of 10-15.
OK, so if someone is taking it seriously, let me specify a little, since I've been thinking of it for some time: a rice cooker that uses vapour.
I often cook rice in the pressure pot. It takes something like 5 minutes to warm the pot, 4 minutes of cooking and a few minutes more for releasing vapour until I can open it again.
It would be nice to have a device that:
1. Wash the rice with cold water first. 2. Makes vapour in a few seconds holding the pressure. 3. Automatically stops when the rice is cooked. 4. Finally releases vapour. 5. Bonus point if it cleans itself.
Just that, plain boiled rice in five minutes, instead of 10-15.