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Vegetable steaming guide, Rice/water measurement table – Aroma Housewares ARC-2000 User Manual

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Helpful Hints

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VEGETABLE STEAMING GUIDE

1. Since most vegetables only

absorb a small amount of

water, there is no need to

increase the amount of

water for larger servings.

2. Always keep the lid closed

during the entire steaming

process. Opening the lid

causes a loss of heat and

steam, resulting in a slower

cooking time. If you find it

necessary to open the lid,

you may want to add a

small amount of water to

help restore the cooking time.

VEGETABLE

AMOUNT OF WATER

STEAMING TIME

Asparagus

½ Cup

7 Minutes

Broccoli

¼ Cup

5 Minutes

Cabbage

1 Cup

15 Minutes

Carrots

1 Cup

15 Minutes

Cauliflower

1 Cup

15 Minutes

Corn

1 Cup

15 Minutes

Eggplant

1¼ Cups

15 Minutes

Green Beans

1 Cup

15 Minutes

Peas

½ Cup

7 Minutes

Spinach

½ Cup

7 Minutes

Squash

½ Cup

7 Minutes

Zucchini

½ Cup

7 Minutes

3. Frozen vegetables will take

a longer time to cook.

4. When using the steam tray,

the maximum amount of

rice that can be cooked

simultaneously is 8 cups

(uncooked). This ensures

that both the cooked rice

and the steam tray will fit

properly into the rice

cooker.

5. Altitude, humidity and

outside temperature will

affect cooking times.

6. This steaming chart is for

reference only. Actual

cooking times may vary.

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RICE/WATER MEASUREMENT TABLE

UNCOOKED

RICE

WATER

RICE

WATERLINE

INSIDE POT

APPROX.

COOKED

RICE YIELD

COOKING TIMES

2 Cups

2½ Cups

Line 2

4 Cups

WHITE RICE: 30-35 Min.

BROWN RICE: 100-105 Min.

3 Cups

3½ Cups

Line 3

6 Cups

WHITE RICE: 32-37 Min.

BROWN RICE: 102-107 Min.

4 Cups

4½ Cups

Line 4

8 Cups

WHITE RICE: 34-39 Min.

BROWN RICE: 110-115 Min.

5 Cups

5½ Cups

Line 5

10 Cups

WHITE RICE: 38-43 Min.

BROWN RICE: 114-119 Min.

6 Cups

6½ Cups

Line 6

12 Cups

WHITE RICE: 40-45 Min.

BROWN RICE: 116-121 Min.

7 Cups

7½ Cups

Line 7

14 Cups

WHITE RICE: 41-46 Min.

BROWN RICE: 118-123 Min.

8 Cups

8½ Cups

Line 8

16 Cups

WHITE RICE: 43-48 Min.

BROWN RICE: 120-125 Min.

9 Cups

9½ Cups

Line 9

18 Cups

WHITE RICE: 44-49 Min.

BROWN RICE: 123-128 Min.

10 Cups

10½ Cups

Line 10

20 Cups

WHITE RICE: 46-51 Min.

BROWN RICE: 125-130 Min.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Want perfect brown rice without the wait? Use the “Delay Timer.”

Simply add rice and water in the morning and set the “Delay Timer” for

when rice will be needed that night.

• Need rice in a hurry? The Quick Rice function can reduce cooking time

by as much as 50%. See “Quick Rice” on page 8 for more information.

• This chart is only a general measuring guide. As there are many

different kinds of rice available (see “About Rice” on page 16),

rice/water measurements may vary.

INNER COOKING POT WATER LINES

The water lines in the inner cooking

pot may be used to measure the

correct amount of water for rice

(see illustration). Be sure to add the

desired amount of rice first. Then fill

the inner cooking pot with water to

the corresponding line in the inner

cooking pot (i.e. 6 cups of

uncooked rice would be filled to

line 6). This is a quick and easy method to achieve perfect rice results.

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