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Rice Cooker Bread

Step 12Why it works, and EAT THAT SUCKER

Why it works, and EAT THAT SUCKER
Let it cool a little first.

The reason this works out ok is this. In a conventional oven, the bread is cooked by the hot air that circulates aroudn the oven. In a rice cooker, the bread is cooked by the pot that touches it directly. Since the pot is transferring more heat than the air, it doesn't need to get as hot. So what if your rice cooker only goes up to 110 Celcius? You can still bake great bread!

hit it with a little of that butter first, holmes. It's better that way.
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6 comments
Oct 14, 2008. 11:14 PMdarkfalz79 says:
That looks good, could you do a cake the same way? I don't see why not... maybe the sugar would pose a problem.
Feb 8, 2009. 3:04 AMnoelle_tan says:
I think I should make an instructable on rice cooker cheese cake...
Sep 18, 2010. 7:56 PMazntrooper93 says:
can it be done can u do it.......
Apr 1, 2009. 5:00 AMgwrober says:
Have you done this yet?!? :D

<----hungry
Jan 26, 2008. 1:21 AMblaminack says:
I must say that I find this extremely clever. I see that you attribute the idea to another place, but still the independence of it is impressive. I think that developing skills and ingenuity will get you far in life. I love to see things like this, because it shows me that this is a person that is not trapped in life and will be an over comer. I know that getting bread is not a HUGE obstacle but I like that some one is of the sort that thinks for them selves and makes due with what is at hand. I may be reading too much into this, but strangely it makes me think that I can see something about your character, and I am impressed. Have a good day.
Apr 16, 2009. 11:57 PMReeferman says:
This whole thing was taken from a manga. The recipe is even written down in it.
May 21, 2009. 8:45 PMapoghee says:
true, actually it was taken from Yakitate Japan. Anyway, thanks @Robotrix for the effort of showing this to us. =)
Apr 16, 2009. 10:22 PMLilium says:
I thought the Instructable itself was super, but this comment thread is just as good _;
Apr 1, 2008. 5:37 AMVixel says:
That looks amazing! You have the same rice cooker as me so I've definitely got to give this a go at some point soon! I don't live in halls of residence, but the oven in our house is terrible and whenever we've tried to bake bread in it before it's collapsed in the middle, this looks like it could be a brilliant solution!

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I love playing games, building stuff, and being a Super Discount Ninja.