| The Versatile Rice Cooker (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) (Nitty Gritty Cookbooks) |  | Author: Bob Simmons
Publisher: Bristol Publishing Enterprises Inc
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Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Paperback
Pages: 176
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Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 5.3 x 0.5
ISBN: 1558670688
Dewey Decimal Number: 641
EAN: 9781558670686
ASIN: 1558670688
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Product Description
Not only rice recipes, but one-dish meals, entrees, vegetables and even tempting desserts are in this 100-recipe collection. Prepare healthy foods for every course with the rice cooker.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Ok, but there's better books out there. November 8, 2007
Coderpitt (Texas)
The book is ok, but we've ordered much better books. This is worth having, but it's not my top choice. See some of my other reviews for my favorite.
 Cordon Bleu on a beggar's budget July 9, 2003
Chris Holmes (Corfu, Greece)
8 out of 20 found this review helpful
Lured by that damn'd hypnotic Gold Box into snapping up a natty rice cooker, it dawned on me that I didn't actually know what goes with rice, or how to cook it. Back to Amazon's ace 'search' function and voilą! This is the book I needed - and so might you.
it works... December 5, 2001
41 out of 49 found this review helpful
The rice cooker book.
It's all about the "suihanki", as they call it in Japan. It is the focal point of any Japanese kitchen, and at any given moment, is full to the brim with boring white rice. They eat it for every meal, breakfast through to dinner and even as a late night 'snack'.
And using a rice cooker is easy. All you do is add rice and water and push a button.
Now, finally someone actually went into the kitchen and came up with some rather interesting, if not tasty recipes using the convenience of the rice cooker (it saves on cleanup tremendously) to create delicious meals.
Enough with the boring white rice, I say.
What's more, this cookbook provides recipes that have nothing to do with rice. It is the "other" steamer/oven-like-appliance that you never knew you had. Did you know you could use it to cook desserts, or even appetizers? It has vegetarian and meat-atarian meal ideas alike.
I found this book helpful because I have a small kitchen and I hate doing the dishes. In this book I found a few recipes I could make, that would make me appear to be a gourmet, a spectacular chef, without making a mess or putting much effort into the cooking process.
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