wahlaaneh.. ! like that how to return?
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My $600 mistake CUCKOO rice cooker from South Korea
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wahlaaneh.. ! like that how to return?
as the saying goes, the owl may have left the istana but the biggest cuckoo is still there
At least the Koreans are not barred from Thai toilets.
so much work ? why would people living in 21 century want to do that?
things are invented so we human have more time to do other things.
26 years old. come on, maybe you should move into the 21 the century. It is not the 20th century.
when you bought that.
They are showing this on tv
why i cannot understand a word you wrote. I think your looney has gotten more series.
Yes, I CAN!...the old method I learnt from my mother was, to fill the water, slightly above the level of rice you are going to cook; but this method, has a drawback....you have to be accurate on that level of water or you either get a pot of well cook rice or too much water, soft rice. Remember to wash the rice first.
The other method, which in later years I learnt & wonder, about the cup that come along with the rice cooker & I ask my friend, who cook regularly. I found out that, one container, whether it is a bowl, a cup...anything that fill up your rice with, you fill up with an equivalent amount of water, you get a well cooked pot of rice. Doesn't matter, if you don't use the rice cooker....example: 1 ceramic mug of rice filled=1 ceramic mug of water & just cook, cover the lid!.
If using the rice cooker, same principle apply.....
u in the army or reservist? primed & ready to defend the country?
very good, but there is a fail safe method ...
cockanathan u...Daiso sells this for 2 bucks lah.
my alternate pot for cooking rice is a small stainless steel pot with cladding at the bottom.
the made in china plastic version goes for 2 bucks. the clay pot version is a limited special item that goes for $8 plus tax. it's perfect for slow cooking directly on a stovetop.
I wonder why this moron singh veld wants to start a thread about his stupid rice cooker. What next? What dentures he's wearing? What brand of diapers he has on?
it's extremely important and relevant to publish our condom brands on sbf.
very good. now try cooking over a firewood stove. of course i assume that you get it right everytime.
what is cladding at the bottom ? I was told not to use a common stainless steel pot to cook rice, that would burn the bottom of the pot. one should cook rice with a heavy bottom pot.
of course, i'm totally prepared to out-survive a devastating earthquake in my backyard for at least a month. i always have my tent, generator, fuel, propane tanks, cooker, burner, firewood stove (last resort after propane runs out), water, distillation system, food, tools, safety kit, medical supplies, and small arms on standby in both my garage and backyard storage hut. you just reminded me to change my carton of canned soup. the best before date has probably expired.
that's the additional cladding at the bottom. it's about half an inch thick. you need cladding at the bottom not to burn your rice. that small pot has been with me for 30 years to be exact. i bought the whole amc system in 1985.
