Cooking rice appears simple, but as most home chefs learn the hard way, it requires balance. A rice cooker can eliminate a ...

It’s true you can make rice on the stovetop—but a dedicated rice cooker takes the guesswork out of the cooking process, delivering tender, fluffy grains every time. Even better, these hands ...

If you're still resorting to cooking rice on the stove, we're here to say that a rice cooker will make your rice much, much better than you could ever cook in a pot. Rice cookers are not all ...

I have two rice cookers. Ol' trusty, that I've used since college (and that was not recently), and a modern digital one from Toshiba. Judge me all you want, but I use them both and the old one is ...

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beans or other grains on my stovetop because the KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker is just that good. The sheer variety of rice, beans and grains this cooker makes is amazing and so helpful for ...

“Have you seen that woman who cooks an entire chicken in a rice cooker?” I was at dinner the other evening when Joe Zee, the friend seated next to me, leaned over to show me an Instagram ree ...