7.Press the
Note: As the rice is cooking, starchy liquid may sputter out of the steam vent. This is normal.
Caution: During cooking and warming it is normal for steam to escape from the cover vent. To prevent steam burns, keep hands and face away from the vent.
8.When cooking is complete the unit automatically switches to the WARM mode and the amber warm light will illuminate.
Allow rice to stand for approximately 10 minutes before removing the cover to ensure optimum texture and moisture levels.
9.Remove cover, gently fluff rice using paddle provided, and serve.
Caution: Use caution when removing the cover as hot steam will escape and could cause burns.
Note: The rice pot features a premium nonstick finish for stick‑free cooking. To help protect this special surface, use the paddle which was included with your rice cooker. Using metal utensils in the rice pot may damage the nonstick finish.
10.For best results, do not allow rice to remain on the WARM setting for more than 15 minutes. Always unplug the rice cooker when the unit is not in use.
White RICE COOKING CHART
See special instructions below chart for cooking brown rice.
| WHITE RICE |
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Raw WHITE | Water | LIQUID | cooked rice | ||
cooking time* | |||||
rice | marking | MEASUREMENT | yield | ||
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1 rice scoop | 1 line | 10 ounces (290 ml) | 19 to 22 | 2 cups | |
2 rice scoops | 2 line | 16 ounces (470 ml) | 24 to 27 | 4 cups | |
3 rice scoops | 3 line | 22 ounces (650 ml) | 27 to 32 | 6 cups |
The rice measuring scoop provided is equal to 180 ml or 6 ounces.
The maximum capacity for this rice cooker is 6 cups of cooked rice. Do not place more than 3 rice scoops of uncooked white rice into the unit at one time.
Special Instructions for Cooking Brown Rice: Do not cook more than 2 rice scoops of brown rice. For 1 rice scoop of brown rice use the same water mark as for 1 rice scoop of white rice. For 2 rice scoops of brown rice measure out 3 rice scoops (18 ounces or 540 ml) of water and add to the pot.
*Cooking times may vary depending on household voltage. The higher the voltage the shorter the cooking time; the lower the voltage the longer the cooking time.
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