I Never Cook Rice on the Stove Anymore

Instant Pot every time. 1 cup rice, 1 cup water, 4 minutes

I do it at the stove. And I first fry the rice with oil, salt and grond fresh garlic. When the color has changed, I add the water and let it simmer.

I've heard that the Instant Pot does well. We just don't eat rice very often. When I cooked it I would cook it for a certain amount of time and then take it off the burner and let it set to do the rest of the cooking.

I use my handy dandy rice cooker - never fails. I'm realizing my rice cooker is more than 20 years old now. Stove top has never worked for me . . . often overcooked on the outside and undercooked inside.

I just never ever cook rice. I do remember doing it once in the instant pot, cannot remember if I used the pressure cooker setting or not.

Don't you have chimney? I cook by boiling it on stove! My household and me prefer perfectly cooked rice!

I used to cook rice in a pan on the hob. Sometimes it would come out perfectly, sometimes it would be a little underdone or overdone and sticking to the pan. I now usually microwave it as it always comes out perfectly. It's also much quicker, and I feel I have more control over it! My husband is also happier as he washes the dishes! The microwave bowl is much easier to wash than a pan, especially as the rice doesn't stick to the bowl.

It is cooked in the pressure cooker

I've always cooked on the stove. My sister uses her insta pot and while I have one I've never tried rice with it.

Rice cooker. Rice and water, vary according to the variety of rice cooked.

I use my steamer. I like that I can turn it on and it dings when ready

We cook rice in a steel utensil by putting it on the gas burner/stove

I use a rice cooker. It works fine.

Right, it's like using the air fryer instead of the oven. We don't have an instant pot so we still use the stove. A rice cooker would also be nice, or a steamer. I don't even know what the difference is.

I fix instant rice on the stove it only takes a few minutes and than it is done.

My sister gave me her old rice cooker but it continually stuck on the bottom so now I do it on the stove-top.

I use pressure cooker.