I have one of those rice cooker thingies and was wondering if I could put something else in the cooker like chicken broth instead of water? Or do I still have to use water?
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rice cooking alternatives
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I actually prefer cooking rice in broth rather than water, but then again I don't use a rice cooker so don't know if there would be a problem although I can't imagine why you couldn't. I've also used some tomato juice.
Usually I just cook the rice on the stove, when finished I add butter (quite a bit), lemon juice and parsley. Love it that way.
Ive put chicken broth in my rice cooker and its worked perfectly!
Mine is made by Rival, and is a failry cheap one
Mine is made by Rival, and is a failry cheap one
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Ok thanks. I think mine is the same brand. My SO isn't a fan of many veggies and I'm trying to make some chicken and rice for dinner. Wanted to think of a way to kinda kick up the rice since he made it clear he didn't want steamed veggies with it.Originally Posted by Februa
Ive put chicken broth in my rice cooker and its worked perfectly!
Mine is made by Rival, and is a failry cheap one
sure you can! my family even has a 'rice cooker Jambalaya' recipe - it has all sorts of stuff in it!
I eat plain rice and shrimp usually 3 days a week.
Last summer I nannied for family from China and that is what got me started. I go through rice pretty quick--I never thought of adding chicken broth instead. I use both a rice cooker and when at work I use a regular sauce pan on the stove.
Leslie
Last summer I nannied for family from China and that is what got me started. I go through rice pretty quick--I never thought of adding chicken broth instead. I use both a rice cooker and when at work I use a regular sauce pan on the stove.
Leslie
