Sistema Microwave Rice Cooker 2.6l + Microwave Bowl 915ml $11.99 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Rice Cooker and Round Combo Pack
• The Sistema Microwave Rice Cooker and Round Combo is the perfect pack for cooking rice and reheating meals

• The Sistema 2.6Lt Rice Cooker makes it simple to cook rice, polenta, couscous and more in the microwave. Featuring a unique pressure chamber plate to ensure rice stays moist, simply add rice and water, close the distinctive Sistema easy-locking clips and cook. Creates perfect rice every time.

• Rice Cooker includes a non-stick rice spoon, eliminating the need for additional utensils.

• The Sistema Microwave Round container has been specifically designed for microwave cooking and reheating. Featuring a steam release vent in the lid for splatter-free reheating.

Set includes:
1 x 2.6Lt Microwave Rice Cooker with lid and pressure chamber plate.
1 x Non-stick rice spoon.
1 x 915ml Microwave Round container with lid.

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  anonym on 09/09/2024 - 08:24

  +5

  I have one of these and they don't work too well with starchy medium or short grain white rice. No matter how much I rinse & clean them beforehand, they will always boil over and leave a mess in the microwave.

  This is only really good for long grain rice (i.e. basmati) and brown rice (medium grain is fine) because they release less starch when cooked, and only in smaller quantities (usually 1 to 2 cups).

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  jv on 09/09/2024 - 10:12

  +2

  Do these release microplastics into your food?

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    Grok on 09/09/2024 - 10:22

    Of course but so does everything else.

    The “rice cooker” here is left open during the cooking stage and sealed only when finished and it works pretty well from what I have seen.

    Why isn’t a ceramic bowl with lid a better option than this plastic thing?

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      jv on 09/09/2024 - 10:45

      -2

      but so does everything else.

      I doubt it.

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  BigBin on 09/09/2024 - 11:07

  I'm all for convenience, but this micropalstic thing definitely has me spooked.

  Easy no-stick recipe in a steel saucepan or cast iron pot for what it's worth:

  1. Rinse rice
  2. To each 1 cup, add 1.5 - 2 cups water depending on how you like your rice.
  3. Bring to just boiling
  4. Turn hotplate down to minimum - cook for 15-20min
  5. Turn off heat and rest for 10 mins - then fluff up with a spoon

  Works every time for perfect rice - doesn't stick either!

  Love to all x

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    bio on 09/09/2024 - 12:00

    This. I don't understand the need for a dedicated tool for cooking rice. It is hard to get it wrong and the recipe above works every time.

    The variant I use is to fry the rice for a minute with butter first, then add boiling water and salt onto it. The ratio is roughly 2.5 cups rice to 4 cups water for basmati.

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      anonym on 09/09/2024 - 12:16

      Sometimes when travelling all you have access to is a microwave.

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        bio on 09/09/2024 - 12:36

        Fair point. I was mainly thinking of dedicated electric rice cookers.

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  Hinee on 09/09/2024 - 13:51

  I love these - 12 minutes makes perfect fluffy rice every single time. One less thing to have on the stove.

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  meeowth on 09/09/2024 - 16:27

  I used one to great effect when living at university, though like a lot of people after a year I bought a normal rice cooker to make it in my room and just made sure it wasn't visible from the hallway