98 delicious recipes for the rice cooker

Mattis Lundqvist

Summary

1 rice cooker + 98 recipes = A tasty experience
100% pure recipes: Whether shrimps with lemon risotto, pancetta with kale and spaghetti pumpkin, smoked salmon fritatta or a classic rice dish - with the rice cooker you are well equipped for every occasion!
And that's not all:
Try out numerous, original recipe ideas. Conjure up tasty main courses and snacks for your guests in your rice cooker.
How about mint truffles or steamed mussels with black bean sauce?
Fancy a fruit and bean quinoa salad?
Looking for tasty ideas for spontaneous visits?
Should it be an ordinary rice dish and you are looking for ideas to give it a new "twist"?
Enjoy the versatility of the rice cooker!
A rice cooker is not "only" a cheap rice warmer. Much more than just rice can be prepared in this great appliance; especially combined with the steam cooking function that is often present. With a little know-how, the rice cooker becomes a "kitchen machine for the ordinary people": inexpensive, efficient and versatile - what more could you want?
Delicious rice cooker dishes - that's what you can expect:
You can get many ingredients in regular supermarkets.
Almost 100 recipes - from classics to original creations.
With nutritional information, of course.
Simple, quick and yet satisfying - that's cooking with the rice cooker.
Treat yourself and your loved ones with delicious dishes.
Breathe new life into your rice cooker today with numerous recipe ideas.
98 new ideas for your rice cooker

Available since: 10/09/2020.

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