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Rice Cooker Bread

Step 9Baking Begins!

The original instructions i received for this bread (from Yakitate Japan, an anime about baking that I love) say you should bake it for an hour the first time. I've found that, probably due to my rice cooker's total lack of brains, it only needs about a half hour, and not even on Cook for all of that time. You'll have to be close by to monitor it every now and again to make sure the bottom doesn't burn. Just try and get a feel for it.

I jam an eraser into the switch if i think it should be on cook longer than it wants to.

i don't think you need to see pics of my rice cooker on. It looks just like the rice cooker in every other picture so far except the light is red. And, i didn't take any pictures for these steps. Sorry.
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Author:Robotrix(My drawing blog)
I love playing games, building stuff, and being a Super Discount Ninja.