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Which Rice Cooker Should I Buy to Cook In?

Buy a cheap asian brand. (Like we did with the one we use every 10 days or so - bought it 9 years ago.) A Rice Cooker is one of those things, like british tea kettles, that are above earthly reproach.

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Dinner Tonight: Squash Gnocchi with Meat Sauce

I wonder if the squash needs to be cold before you add the flour? If the squash was warm/hot, you end up adding a lot more flour to the mix, which would end up making the gnocchi much drier?

I'll try it. Check for the results on http://kitchencalculus.com/

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Which Rice Cooker Should I Buy to Cook In?

Buy a cheap asian brand. (Like we did with the one we use every 10 days or so - bought it 9 years ago.) A Rice Cooker is one of those things, like british tea kettles, that are above earthly reproach.

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Dinner Tonight: Squash Gnocchi with Meat Sauce

I wonder if the squash needs to be cold before you add the flour? If the squash was warm/hot, you end up adding a lot more flour to the mix, which would end up making the gnocchi much drier?

I'll try it. Check for the results on http://kitchencalculus.com/

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Dinner Tonight: Squash Gnocchi with Meat Sauce

A few things. I refrigerated the squash first, I think that really helped. Still had to use a lot of flour, but they tasted really good. Well, the first batch did, but I overcooked the 2nd batch just a minute or so, and it turned them into mini hockey pucks. blech. Also, that sauce really is crazy delicious. I added a bay leaf and threw in some starchy pasta a minute or two before plating. I might add some white wine next time and see how that goes. I'll definitely be making it again though... so simple but so so great!

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Which Rice Cooker Should I Buy to Cook In?

We're looking at getting this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Sanyo-ECJ-HC100S-10-Cup-Micro-Computerized-Cooker/dp/B000X8TEVU/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t

Because it gets fantastic ratings and because it does a better job at combining rice cooker and slow cooker.

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Which Rice Cooker Should I Buy to Cook In?

ditto for Megs915: the Cuisinart 4 cup was a hostess gift and left it in the box until the one day i tried it out....now i put up rice each and every day without a thought....does stick sometimes but not enough to purchase a Zojirushi for big bucks....i cannot believe that rice can be this easy.....

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Which Rice Cooker Should I Buy to Cook In?

I have the Cuisinart 4-cup rice cooker, and I absolutely love it. My mom has the 8-cup one and loves hers as well. It comes with a steamer so you can cook veggies at the same time too. It's very simple to use, and the rice never sticks.

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Dinner Tonight: Squash Gnocchi with Meat Sauce

Alton Brown did a Good Eats episode about squash a few years ago. He made squash dumplings that were similar to gnocchi. Here's a link to the transcript: http://www.goodeatsfanpage.com/GEFP/index.htm. He did mention that temperature was really important when making the dumplings.

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