Rice cooker - Panasonic SR-JHS10

[Scb11980]

Does anybody think it is worth buying this rice cooker

 

sick and tired of eating the rice cook at home using the standard cooker

 

been to Japan and they cook their rice -fantastic - fluffy and aromatic

 

appreciate bros advice thanks

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Capacity: 1.0 Litres / (0.5-5.5 cups) 1,100W

[Tom_kkh]

isnt it the rice and how's your gauge of the water level rather than the machine?

 

the rice at the famous pig organ soup near lavender food court is the nicest i had. don think they use sophisticated rice cooker.

Edited March 4, 2012 by Tom_kkh

[Scb11980]

because dont know really how to cook rice well

hence need machine to cook for me

 

thanks

[Tom_kkh]

because dont know really how to cook rice well

hence need machine to cook for me

 

thanks

 

than better start with buying good rice and learn about how much water to add?

 

if still buy average rice and add in wrong amount of water, this one quite important, no machine in the world can help

Edited March 4, 2012 by Tom_kkh

[5936]

If you dont mind the health effect of Telfon or PTFE family of anti stick coatings,

 

this looks good enough.

 

My guess will be $500+ for this cooker.

 

The other cheaper option will be the Tiger rice cooker with 4mm inner pot.

 

For me, I try to avoid anti stick coatings, so I am using a clay pot rice cooker. but only conventional design available.

[Donut]

U very active in starting alot of threads.... Chalking up posts?

 

Anyway, buy good rice to start with......

 

U can consider Tefal Brand cooker. I'm using one, v happy with it. Can do wonders with it

[Scb11980]

U very active in starting alot of threads.... Chalking up posts?

 

Anyway, buy good rice to start with......

 

U can consider Tefal Brand cooker. I'm using one, v happy with it. Can do wonders with it

 

i got about 1.5million points from credit card and i need to change for something

but most reviews on the internet are done by ang moh

 

no local

 

i am not interested in chalking up posts

if you become mod

do me a favour

just keep my posting score as 0 (zero)

 

it is a meaningless number to me

 

 

[Scb11980]

apparently i heard that the way you cook the rice is important

 

that is why the japanese have been trying to come up with a rice cooker that mimick the way japanese cook their rice

 

 

by the way i have bought almost all types of rice and tried

 

 

[Lala81]

Cant compare rice u eat in japan with here. In Japan, every single grain of rice in the country is local.

There have been several food scandals when restaurants use non-japanese rice.

 

They import a small amt of foreign rice every yr to satisfy other countries for open trade. And what they do with this rice? either let it rot away or feed animal stock

[Lala81]

Anyway type of rice and H2o makes a big difference.

 

Basmati, japanese rice all are nice!

 

[Scb11980]

Anyway type of rice and H2o makes a big difference.

 

Basmati, japanese rice all are nice!

 

yes i love basmati rice

you are right

 

i got really young meaning newly harvest rice from Thailand direct to make porridge

really aromatic and nice

you must try

 

 

[Donut]

Heard that by putting charcoal into the rice cooking, the rice will taste better

 

Daiso sells it. Could be the japanese way of rice cooking.

[Scb11980]

Heard that by putting charcoal into the rice cooking, the rice will taste better

 

Daiso sells it. Could be the japanese way of rice cooking.

 

thanks

that is why the panasonic has inside

 

i think i will get one

 

and report to you the findings soon

 

[SimonTan]

Japanese uses their best rice and also add special sauce.

Any cooker will do.

When the water boils, it will transfer the heat to cook every single rice grains.

No need special Panasonic diamond powder costed pan or fuzzy logic to do its magic.

 

Once you cook the rice for one week, using any electric cooker or pot, you will know the amount of water vs cups of rice ratio to get super delicious rice.

 

If you don't know how much water to add to the rice, the fuzzy logic of this Panasonic also cannot help you.

 

[Jeleburacer]

Need a IH(Induction heat) cooker . Tiger Corp the best seller in Japan.

To cook nice Japanese rice wash rice at least 3times, keep 20min

in water then start to cook.

 

http://www.tiger.jp/products/ricecooker/ih.html Up

[Scb11980]

Need a IH(Induction heat) cooker . Tiger Corp the best seller in Japan.

To cook nice Japanese rice wash rice at least 3times, keep 20min

in water then start to cook.

 

http://www.tiger.jp/products/ricecooker/ih.html Up

 

i will try that tomorrow

thank you

[Scb11980]

Japanese uses their best rice and also add special sauce.

Any cooker will do.

When the water boils, it will transfer the heat to cook every single rice grains.

No need special Panasonic diamond powder costed pan or fuzzy logic to do its magic.

 

Once you cook the rice for one week, using any electric cooker or pot, you will know the amount of water vs cups of rice ratio to get super delicious rice.

 

If you don't know how much water to add to the rice, the fuzzy logic of this Panasonic also cannot help you.

 

i know exactly what you are saying

but some people swear by the rice cooker

what is your opinion

 

[Watwheels]

The key ingredient to cooking Japanese rice is vinegar.