Things to do with a rice maker

Note – a proper rice maker (sometimes sold as n-in-one cookers to cash in on the success of the Cookeo), not a boiling bowl type.

First up, make some rice. It’s pretty simple with Japanese Koshihikari – one measure of rinsed rice to two measures of cold water, set to standard cycle, let it do its thing (takes about an hour).
Open the lid, toss in a tin (one of the larger sized ones – 800g) of chili con carne, mix it all around.
Close the lid, choose the Porridge cycle (you don’t want it to try boiling it!), leave it for 15-20 minutes.

Come back, grab a bowl, it’s done. :-)

Feeds two, or one person with a large appetite.

Completely of topic,
But really useful,
Thank Rick :)

Feeds two, or one person with a large appetite.

Ha ha!

one measure of rinsed rice to two measures of cold water

Yep, Pilaf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilaf

Whereas porridge is supposed to be 2½ to 1. But I like it thick and use 2! Probably as I’m dairy (raw) intolerant.

But I like it thick

Me too. Just can’t look forward to runny porridge.

Another dead simple recipe.

Peel and chop into small cubes as many potatoes as you thick you could eat.
Put into the rice maker bowl.
Toss in a jar of curry sauce.
Mix it up.
Put it on Porridge cycle, and let it run for about an hour and a half (to gently cook the potatoes).

Job done. :-)

And… damn… it’s getting dark early. :-(
And… damn… it’s 9.2°C, about half what it was this time yesterday. :-(

And… damn… it’s 9.2°C, about half what it was this time yesterday. :-(

Was it yesterday 291,6°C? 564,7 K is a little too hot to solder circuit boards.

I specified the temperature in C, not K. That way the calculation works. ;-)

For those who can read French, a recipe for a big carrot cake, that was very appreciated by the many people (did I say it was big?) at work that were able to try it.

http://heyrick.ddns.net/ccf.pdf

Oh well, it’s pitch black. Might as well get into bed and rummage around Prime Video…

The Emperor commands you to watch “The Dark Crystal:Age Of Resistance” on Netflix.