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How can I steam vegetables in my rice cooker without a steam basket?
I have limited access to a kitchen right now so I need to get the most use out of my appliances. I want to steam vegetables and fish in my rice cooker but I don't have a steamer basket. Does anyone know a way to do this? Can i just put a regular bowl in there? It is a small rice cooker and I don't want to spend money on a steamer. How can I keep the vegetables etc. out of the water, I don't want to boil them.
Thanks
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- rusty_1491Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
It's extremely difficult and you can run into problems. May I suggest you either get a 2nd steamer or get the one I have that has 2 layers. I bought it from Sears last month only $34.99. It's a Black & Decker model and is awesome, very easy to clean and has a timer that goes off when done. There are others that have 3 levels, whatever suits your needs.
- 5 years ago
When you steam buns in a rice cooker / food steamer you can use paper towels, however you will not want to line the steam tray. What you will want to do is wet the paper towel and then lightly squeeze out excess any excess water. Wrap the bun in the damp paper towel and place it in the steam tray. Wrapping the bun in a damp paper towel will allow it to be steamed in the rice cooker without it sticking to the paper towel.