I highly recommend getting creative with your rice cooker, especially if it's taking up as much room as ours. The least it can do is multi-task a little!
The tallest gaijin couple in Japan (that we know of...we haven't looked very hard) blogs about eating, working and playing. Our combined height is 12 foot 3, we hail from middle America and our new host town's claim to fame is a festival featuring men riding huge logs down a mountain. Oh yeah, takai means tall in Japanese (among other things). It's what we wish they would call us. What they actually call us is ookii (big).
Friday, July 9, 2010
Rice Cooker Frittata
Can you believe that I made this:
in this?
Yep, it worked! I'm trying to build up the courage to make a cake in my rice cooker so I'm taking baby steps by starting with this frittata. I will say I finished it off in the oven for a few minutes to get it a little crispier on top. However, it was about the easiest thing ever. Here's the recipe. Normally I have to substitute like mad with recipes but for this one I actually had everything I needed and even added a few things to spice it up a bit (like basil from our tiny garden and more vegetables).
I highly recommend getting creative with your rice cooker, especially if it's taking up as much room as ours. The least it can do is multi-task a little!
I highly recommend getting creative with your rice cooker, especially if it's taking up as much room as ours. The least it can do is multi-task a little!
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