74-Year-Old Japanese Mother Reveals 15 Rice Cooker Tricks for Seniors Living Alone

📗 My cookbook, The Supermarket Notebook: 162 recipes and 100 kitchen tricks, for one or two people. https://chiyokocooks.com If you are watching this and thinking, I wish someone had written down what to cook for one at five o'clock, I did. One chapter of the book is called What Rice Becomes. It starts where the rice cooker stops. Everything comes from your own supermarket, measured in US cups and cooked on a stovetop, for one or two people. No oven. It is a 527-page PDF. It comes to your email in a minute. Read it on a phone, tablet or computer, or print it. Early bird price: $39 instead of $69. 7-day money-back guarantee. Get the book: https://chiyokocooks.com These are 15 Japanese rice cooker tricks for seniors living alone. One button, and nothing to watch. Everything uses a basic one-switch rice cooker, about twenty-five dollars, and food from your own supermarket. No stove and no oven. You will learn why the cup in the box matters, how long rice can safely stay on warm, how to cook vegetables, salmon and eggs on top of the rice, how to make a seasoned rice supper for one, and how to freeze the extra bowls. Every trick comes with its cost at Walmart. Chapters 0:00 A whole supper from one button 1:20 15. The cup and the lines 2:23 14. The warm setting 3:20 13. Cleaning the pot 4:03 12. Porridge for one 5:04 11. Frozen vegetables 6:18 10. Corn and butter rice 7:22 9. Tuna and ginger rice 8:20 8. Sweet potato rice 9:15 7. The steam basket 10:08 6. No steam basket 10:54 5. Chicken and rice 12:19 4. Salmon 13:23 3. The freezer 14:31 2. Boiled eggs 15:48 1. The one I promised 17:56 A question for you I am Chiyoko, 74, from Murakami in Niigata, Japan. I cooked school lunch for 26 years, and now I cook for one. My mother never wrote anything down. I am writing it down. #japanesecooking #ricecooker #cookingforone