Burger bros, you feel the heat?

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>>38267882
I use a rice cooker and I can do the following with it.
>make macaroni n' cheese
>can make ramen noodle soups with added ingredients
>can steam a wide assortment vegetables
>can slowly steam (bake) potatoes
>can make rice (obviously)
>can cook chili
>can cook about anything that comes canned

For a tasty and simple rice recipe add carrots, peas, and corn along with cumin seeds (not powder) to a rice cooker and cook,

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>>38268036
MAC N CHEESE? i gotta try that.

making that rice tmw. thx :)

>>38268036
Done mac and cheese as well and its fucking god tier

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>>38268217
>>38268414
Did you know you could also make hard-boiled eggs in a rice cooker?

Blew my mind when I first found out, just add a small amount of water and let the eggs steam cook for 10-12 minutes and you got yourself a fully cooked egg

>>38267882
I have an instant pot, but I don't use it for steaming. I have a rice steamer for that, and I think it does a better job. If what you are doing takes more that 20 minutes, use the iPot. Otherwise, use a steamer.
Also, I can confirm the iPot is the best way to make hard boiled eggs. No more shells sticking when done. Something about cooking under pressure. Try it, you will never make hard boiled eggs any other way.