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Question: Does it come with a inner pot or just a steamer?
Document: I've only had this cooker for a short time but so far love it. You can buy a new inner pan or a lid or whatever you need at [...]. The pan for the 6 cup is $32. For you guys that have trouble with spitting out the hole use your steamer basket & put a good quality folded paper towel in it if your not steaming anything & that cuts down on the sptting. So far I haven't had that much trouble with that issue.
It just dries out, which you can fix with more water. The inner pan is nonstick, which I usually avoid, but nonstick coatings do not become volatile unless heated beyond water's boiling point, and this pan will never get that hot.I also cook brown rice in this. Just like with the oats, it's 2 and a half times as much water as rice, and watch the pot until it's boiling, then flip the switch and let it simmer for about half an hour.
I purchased this Rice Cooker /Steamer for my daughter and her family. Her and her partner love it. I like that fact that it is stainless steal and not aluminum . They love being able to put come veggies on and not worrying about burning or forgetting them and they said the veggies always come out perfect.
My wife, the amateur chef, and I, the professional eater, love this product. Makes great rice every time; even brown rice which I never used to like much (too hard and dry when made the old way). The steamer basket is quite handy. Still learning how to use it to make all kinds of stuff come out right.Don't understand other reviews which complained about the hole in the lid. Advice: WAKE UP!!!
I don't know why I resisted buying a rice steamer for so long, especially when I eat rice so often!I really enjoy using this steamer...it's a treat to know the rice will turn out perfectly without having to fuss over the pot while it's cooking.I don't rinse my rice because I only use Organic Basmati or Brown.
I had the NHS-10 for a few months and was never able to get a satisfactory batch out of it, no matter what I did and no matter what kind of rice I was using. The bottom was almost always burnt, and the rice was always unevenly cooked. I also had unsatisfactory experiences using it as a steamer (do YOU like having burnt liquid collect at the bottom of the cooking pot?).
Furthermore, some of the fuzzy logic rice cookers take up to TWICE as long to cook a cup or two of white rice (forty minutes versus twenty), and have no steamer tray, either. With its separate glass lid and removable rice pot and tray, the 6-cup NHS-10 is also significantly easier to clean than a closed cooker with a non-removable lid and tiny grille vents. A bit of hot water, soap, a light swipe with a soft cloth, and you're done.
I have had many other rice cookers but I am a fan of Zojirushi. I have their bread machine also. This cooker model is a little more expensive than similar cookers because you are paying for the Zojirushi quality and name. My Aroma 10 cup cooker heat function cracked from the heat and my Salton 3 cup cooker heating element stopped working after a short time. I like the fact that I can put rice in the bottom and fish or veggies on the top steamer and have a complete meal in one pot.
there is no place for water to come out, so it makes rice around the edge of the cooker overwet
You may want to try one of them instead of the glass lids. And don't worry, the rice will still come out perfect.
Answer: Yes. It does. The steamer is an extra. There's a non stick pot not shown in the pictures. It's marked with graduations so that you can never go wrong with the amount of water needed. Hope this helps.