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Rice burning at bottom of cooker

My rice keeps burning or atleast turning brown when I cook. 2 Cups of white rice (med grain) with 3 cups of water. Seems easy enough, put it in, plug in the cooker, push the button, a little while later...Perfect rice...except for the perfect part. I thought the rice cooker would take out the guess work. Is there anyway for me to adjust the cooker so it doesn't burn the bottom of my rice?

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  • Anonymous Mar 30, 2014

    how to prevent rice from getting kind of brownish at the bottom of the cooker?

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I also have this problem and I fixed it by adding in a little more water and by removing the power cord from the outlet immediately after the cooker finishes it's cycle. Not ideal, but it does save my rice.

Posted on Apr 28, 2008

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    How to rice cooker RZ-MC10j hitachi, I've tried many times to cook but its doesnt work, please help if you've cooked this model. Tks very much

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Your cooker, along with mine, cooks very hot. If it is new then you can take it back, but if you want to cook with it then you need to stir the rice often. About every 5 minutes should be good. As soon as it is done you need to remove it from the cooker. Let's see how that works.

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