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Question: How do I cook quinoa in the rice cooker? Time/Measurements?
Document: I prefer the method on the back of the rice- 1 3/4 water to 1 c rice- cook 5 minutes at full power and then 10 minutes at 50% power. Rest a few minutes, then fluff. The rice was more tender than cooking the whole time at 70% power.I have also used it very successfully for quinoa- basically cooking the same as the rice.I think it is a great product.
If you don't rinse the rice, too much of the rice starch will stick to the grains and make for a very mushy, slimy rice.2. For BROWN RICE....the instructions say 10 minutes. NO WAY! It takes a full 30 MINUTES then 10 minutes of rest time for brown rice to cook. The measurements in the instructions are accurate.Follow these instructions, don't expect rice in 7 minutes, and you will be thrilled with your purchase!
Love it, love it, love it.I had this rice cooker for years (all white), and absolutely loved it. It was "accidentally" sold at a moving sale, so I went online to replace it when I settled into my new place. From the picture I wasn't sure if it was the same thing (different color), but thankfully it is! I love the convenience and the rice always comes out perfect. I also cook my quinoa in it and it comes out great.
I love this cute little rice cooker! It works very well. Only problem is figuring out the measurements; you can't put too much in at a time or water will spill over. Big mess! But the rice came out just as soft and sticky as my electric cooker makes it. I've already recommended it to a few friends!
We had a 4 cup microwave rice cooker that lasted more than 10 years, until the plastic got so old and brittle it cracked. Was afraid we'd never find a replacement that worked so well. Was glad to find this while searching Amazon. We mainly cook jasmine rice in it, but it will also work for cooking quinoa or bulgar. We usually make 2-3 cups, so have not tested to see if it actually does 6 cups.It's a little tricky to do small amounts like one cup.
It 's easy to use, clean, and cooks consistently. I use it nonstop.Only suggestion I have is that I wish it included more directions/tables which show how to cook things other than rice (meaning quinoa, couscous, etc...).
This works well and I even used it for quinoa. Easy to use and clean up. We have a large rice cooker but this is great for small amounts.
This is the best rice cooker that I've tried. I didn't own an electric one and always used the stove to cook my rice. This makes perfect rice every time. I use basmati rice so I had to do some guess work since that rice is not included in the instruction booklet, but I was able to get it right the first time. It was so fluffy, in fact my daughter said it was the best rice she'd ever had!
I gave this product 5 stars because it arrived as described, is of excellent quality, provides instructions, requires no set up, and when the directions are followed cooks up really delicious rice as good as if prepared over a burner on a stove top.What I like most is, considering my busy schedule, it takes less than 5 minutes of preparation before I'm placing the rice cooker into the microwave for the 15 - 20 minutes cook time, depending on how much rice you are cooking at that time.
This my second microwave rice cooker. They are very quick and easy to use. I never cook rice in any other way now. I had my old one for over 10 years. This Progressive model is smaller and has one less lid component then my old one. The second time I used this new one I tried 2 cups of dried rice. I microwaved it for 22 minutes. The rice was still cooked just fine. Some of it boiled over, causing a bit of a clean up.
Answer: I have not tried cooking quinoa yet in my cooker, but I believe that the same ratio of 2:1 / water:quinoa as used for rice, would work; and depending upon the wattage of your microwave 12-20 min.  I have a 1200w microwave, and cook my brown rice about 12-14min.