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Does anyone have a cooker that works on the double boiler principle?
You have water outside the inner pot. When that water dries out the cooker turns off. |
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![]() James wrote: > Does anyone have a cooker that works on the double boiler principle? > You have water outside the inner pot. When that water dries out the > cooker turns off. Yes, Tatung's simplest rice cooker works that way. The inner pot holds measured rice and measured water. The outer pot is what always looks like an amazingly small measured amount of water. When that water is gone, the rice cooker switches itself to "warm" and the cooking process finishes as the temp slowly drops for 25 minutes or so. The cooker has worked without any kind of problem for 15 years. I parted with $20 for it at our local Asian market. Best small-appliance buy I ever made. |
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On Sun 19 Feb 2006 01:28:16p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Florida?
> > James wrote: >> Does anyone have a cooker that works on the double boiler principle? >> You have water outside the inner pot. When that water dries out the >> cooker turns off. > > Yes, Tatung's simplest rice cooker works that way. The inner pot > holds measured rice and measured water. The outer pot is what always > looks like an amazingly small measured amount of water. When that > water is gone, the rice cooker switches itself to "warm" and the > cooking process finishes as the temp slowly drops for 25 minutes or so. > The cooker has worked without any kind of problem for 15 years. I > parted with $20 for it at our local Asian market. Best small-appliance > buy I ever made. It sounds like yours might be similar to this one, although this model has only a 3 cup capacity, which is suitable for our use. I think I would like something simple like this. I don't need "fuzzy logic". :-) Can you comment? Thanks! http://tinyurl.com/jdamw http://tinyurl.com/g6z8g -- Wayne Boatwright ożo ____________________ BIOYA |
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