An electric rice cooker is an essential appliance in every kitchen. However, not everyone knows how to use it correctly.
Preparation
15 minutes Cooking
30 minutes Servings
2 – 3 people
If you own a Toshiba rice cooker, this article is for you. We will provide a step-by-step guide on how to use the Toshiba rice cooker to cook perfect rice every time.
1 Ingredients for Cooking Rice with Toshiba Rice Cooker
- 4 cups of rice (adjust according to the capacity of your rice cooker and personal preference)
- Filtered water
- Tools: Toshiba rice cooker, rice measuring cup that comes with the cooker, etc.
Ingredients and tools for cooking rice
2 How to Cook Rice with Toshiba Rice Cooker
Step 1 Rinse the Rice
Place 4 cups of rice in a bowl and rinse it thoroughly. Then, put the rice into the rice cooker and add water according to the water level indicator. For 4 cups of rice, the water level should be at the “4” mark under “White Rice” inside the cooker.
Tip:
– If you don’t have the rice measuring cup, you can use a condensed milk can. One can is equivalent to two rice cups.
– The rice cup usually has a capacity of 160ml
Rinsing the rice
Step 2 Cook the Rice
Close the lid of the rice cooker, plug it in, and press the “Cook” button. The “White Rice” button will light up, and the cooker will start cooking the rice.
Note: You can adjust the cooking time by pressing the “Timer” button.
Rice cooker starts cooking
When the rice is cooked, the display will show “0h,” and the “Keep Warm” light will turn on, indicating that the rice cooker has automatically switched to the keep-warm mode. Now, all you need to do is open the lid, fluff the rice, and enjoy!
If you don’t want to keep the rice warm, press the “Cancel” button to turn off the keep-warm mode.
Rice is ready
3 Final Result
The rice cooked in the Toshiba rice cooker has a perfect texture—soft, fluffy, and slightly chewy. The grains are evenly cooked and have a subtle aroma. The Toshiba rice cooker is not only smart but also easy to use, making the process of cooking delicious rice a breeze.
