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Ideal for cooking brown rice, the ECJ D100 Sanyo rice cooker features 3mm thick titanium coated non-stick rice cooking inner pot that has round bottom to maximize heat distribution for the best cooking results. Of course, besides sprouted brown, you can also cook white, mixed, rinse-free, haiga, sweet and sushi rice. With cycles like Quick Cooking, Slow Cooking, Steaming and Tofu, this Sanyo rice cooker can cook many popular rice and vegetarian dishes. Key benefits of the rice micro computerized cooker include, – 5.5 cup cooked rice capacity – multiple temperature settings with 12-hour programming – LCD clock and 24-hour preset timer to complete cooking when needed – keep warm function – steaming cycle with special tray to prepare healthy steamed foods – retractable cord, measuring cup, spatula, tofu container The versatile and powerful Micom Sanyo rice cooker comes with multi-language instruction manual and sells for $160.
This basic rice cooker from Sanyo, the ECJ-N100F features simple one-touch controls and two menu selections, allowing you to cook a wide variety of rice dishes as well as porridge and soup. You can make up to 10 cups of [...]
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You need to have a nice kitchen timer, to make sure that your pasta, fish or steak is not getting overcooked. After all, what good are the best quality foods if you ruined them just by cooking a minute or two too long. Small timers have been the classic standard kitchen accessory for a long time, gently alarming you when the suggested cooking time is up.
The functional Pie kitchen timer features a simple design with a clear graphic dial. Twist the top half of the Pie and you see an easy-to-read analogue dial. Set the time needed to cook your dish to perfection, release the bezel and the kitchen timer begins counting down, so you are free to do other things. The large graphic dial lets you monitor progress at a glance, even from a distance, and when the time is up, a classic alarm bell sounds to attract your attention.
When the time is up, the dial retreats and is no longer visible. The Pie kitchen timer can be set for a timing period of up to 60 minutes and features a durable clockwork mechanism that [...]
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“Heat without boundaries”, the holy grail for cooks, chefs, heater-uppers … Thermador introduces a new cooktop with revolutionary natural mapping technology. What is that and what does it mean?
Imagine the following: you are sauteeing ingredients for Thanksgiving stuffing-let’s say onions, celery, and sausage (I’ll also add apple chuncks in mine) in a large pan. Another spot on the cooktop is needed to cook the fresh cranberry sauce. Don’t forget the turkey stock – the stock pot needs a place too.
At different times of the cooking process each piece of cookware needs to be the center of attention, maybe moved to the front or off to the side to simmer or have more intense heat. The ability to move cookware around a cooktop at will is flexibility and freedom for any kind or type of cook. It’s what you can do with the new Thermador Freedom Induction cooktop
I saw this technology first hand at IMM Cologne, Germany, last year, and thought it would be quite awhile before we saw this technology in the US. This is big news, as this Thermador cooktop is the first cooktop with [...]
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