I bought them from Costco a few years ago. A set of six, Costco carry them time to times.So colorful and impressive! What brand are your colorful pots? I think I need ones
I bought them from Costco a few years ago. A set of six, Costco carry them time to times.So colorful and impressive! What brand are your colorful pots? I think I need ones
Are you able to buy the small pack of sticky rice yet? You can cook the sticky rice by rice cooker. It’s very easy and doesn’t require any skill.
When I was a child, my parents would sometimes leave me home alone with my sister to babysit. When she cooked dinner for us, we had to eat out of the pans because she didn't want to have any plates to wash.Chicken Egg noodles
Apple pie rolls with ice cream My daughter bake them.
The boys/young men are craving for Breaded Mozzarella Sticks
From Costco And they eat them from the bake rack, no need to waste a pretty dish (Boy/men)
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That happen at my house too. My older boys were like that.When I was a child, my parents would sometimes leave me home alone with my sister to babysit. When she cooked dinner for us, we had to eat out of the pans because she didn't want to have any plates to wash.
Yes, almost same way but a bit less amount of water when cooking. I don’t know what brand of your rice cooker is. Mine is zojirushi rice cooker, it has many different modes to cook white/brown rices, sticky rices and congee. There is the water level indicating for each cooking in the pot. The sticky rice cooking is always less compared to rice cooking. HIHI always forget until I see you or someone else post pics of sticky rice. OK, finally put it on my grocery list just now so hopefully I can make it to an Asian market soon. Do you cook it the same way as regular rice (wash and then use same amount of water)? Are there instructions on the bag?
Thanks a lotI bought them from Costco a few years ago. A set of six, Costco carry them time to times.
Yes, almost same way but a bit less amount of water when cooking. I don’t know what brand of your rice cooker is. Mine is zojirushi rice cooker, it has many different modes to cook white/brown rices, sticky rices and congee. There is the water level indicating for each cooking in the pot. The sticky rice cooking is always less compared to rice cooking. HIH