Black & Decker HS2776 7-Cup Rice Cooker "water 1 cook" Questions

...water and 1 tsp salt (salt is optional). 5. Secure lid and lock clamps. Open vent holes. 6. Microwave on medium setting (50%) for 10 - 12 minutes (white rice) or 18-20 (brown rice). 7. Remove from ...

...water. Note: 1 cup rice = 2 cups water (common ratio), but there are also type of rice that requires more water or less water. You can adjust next time the water depending on the result. If the rice ...

...water and 1 tsp salt (salt is optional). 5. Secure lid and lock clamps. Open vent holes. 6. Microwave on medium setting (50%) for 10 - 12 minutes (white rice) or 18-20 (brown rice). 7. Remove from ...

...1/4 cups of water. 2 cups of Rice to 2 cups of water. Brown Rice: 1 cup of rice to 1 1/2 cups of water. 2 cups of Rice to 2 1/2 cups of water. Brown rice absorbs a little more water then white rice ...

...all the way through...the rice was still hard. Is there a different water-to-rice ratio for brown rice? yup! there is a different ratio for brown rice. 1 cup brown rice = 2 cups water hope this ...

...1.5x as much water as rice, whatever the quantity. # It works best to use the original lid of the pot you use, since it will seal best. # When the rice first boils, it might weep a bit or even lift ...

...1 wash the rice. add water.. ex 6 cups of rice = 6 cups water put in the rice cooker press cook.. the rice cooker will do the rest.. Do you add the water in the well too? or leave it dry and put all ...

...1/2 cup of water + 1 teaspoon (adjust for you) salt + 1 tblspn Butter. These are the exact dirrections on the rice package. So you have the rice/water mixture in the internal pot. Put internal pot ...

i love eating rice. when you want to cook rice in a rice cooker, the ratio is 1:1. 1 cup of uncooked rice is to 1 cup water. just be sure you use the same cup. hope you will have a delicious rice meal

...and 1 cup water. it also depends on what type of rice your cooking though, some type of rice become too mushy when too much water is added... so always have some minimal water to the uncooked