How to Cook Rice In Instant Pot Duo Crisp. Cook different types of rice in the Instant Por duo Crisp with water-rice ratio list and time instructions.

How to Cook Rice in the Instant Pot Duo Crisp 

If you don’t have time to wait for the rice to cook, you can use an Instant Pot Duo Crisp and have it ready in just a few minutes. The Instant Pot Duo Crisp is a multi-use pressure cooker and air fryer all in one appliance, and it can cook the rice quickly and evenly.

Filipinos love rice so much that we know different ways to cook rice – with or without appliances. But traditionally, all sorts of things are necessary to make a good pot of rice – from measuring the right amount of water using your hand, to washing the rice several times before cooking. And that’s just the start.

Today, we are reliant on appliances to do the work for them. So if you’re looking for an easier way to cook rice, Instant Pot Duo Crisp is the best solution. The advantage of it is that it can also cook other food at the same time. So, you’ll be able to have a complete meal with just one click of a hand.

What brand should I use?

There are a lot of brands that you could use for your Instant Pot. But we recommend getting Instant Pot Duo Crisp 11-in-1 Electric Pressure Cooker with Air Fryer Lid, 8 Quart. It is, by far, the best on the market with its good reviews. This instant pot doesn’t have the rice setting, so I’ll be using the pressure cooker setting.

You can use any type of rice for this dish such as pot brown rice, basmati rice, or long-grain white rice. 

How to cook Jasmine rice using the Instant Pot Duo Crisp?

1. First, rinse the rice and drain the water with fine mesh strainer. This way you are sure that you have drained the water as much as possible.
2. Prepare the Instant Pot: Place the rice in the 8-quart inner pot and add hot or cold water. Shake the pot to level out the rice. The rule of thumb is to add 1 and 1/2 cups of water for every 1 cup of rice.
3. Cover with the pressure cooker lead and make sure it’s sealed. Push the pressure cooker button and push start.
4. Cook Time: Push the pressure cooker button setting and set the pressure on HI. Set the timer to seven minutes. Push start.
5. Quick release when done.

Tips and Tricks

• When you push start, the instant pot will build pressure. You will hear the beep, the float valve release, and the rice will start cooking for seven minutes.
• Quick release.
• This setting is used on an 8-quart pot, so it may not work on different sizes.

What makes the rice cooked in the Instant Pot Duo Crisp different?

The rice is cooked evenly and quickly because of the pot’s shape. The bottom of the pot has a heating element that helps to circulate the heat. And since it’s a pressure cooker, the rice is cooked in its own steam. So, you don’t need to add any water or oil to the pot.

The result is fluffy and moist rice that is cooked evenly. And since it’s a one-pot meal, you’ll have fewer dishes to clean up.

What else can I cook with my Instant Pot Duo Crisp?

The possibilities for pot recipes are endless. You can make chicken, beef, pork, fish, and vegetables. And since it’s a pressure cooker, you can cook food faster than usual.

The Instant Pot Duo Crisp is easy to use and is a great addition to your kitchen. It’s a versatile appliance that will make cooking simpler and faster. Try it today and see how quickly and easily you can have a delicious pot of perfectly cooked rice.

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How to Cook Rice In Instant Pot Duo Crisp

Cook different types of rice in the Instant Por duo Crisp with water-rice ratio list and time instructions.

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Course: Main

Cuisine: Asian

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Cook Time: 7 minutes

Equipment

• instant pot duo crisp plus air fryer

Ingredients

Jasmine Rice

• 1 cup Jasmine Rice
• 1 1/4 cups water

Bamboo Rice

• 1 cup Bamboo Rice
• 1 1/2 cups water

Black Rice

• 1 cup Black rice
• 1 cup water

Sushi Rice

• 1 cup Sushi Rice
• 1 1/4 cups water

Brown Rice

• 1 cup Brown rice
• 1 cup water

Instructions

Jasmine Rice

• Place rice in the inner pot and wash Jasmine rice and drain water using a strainer. This insures that the water is drained as much as possible.
• Add in water and cover with the pressure cooker lid. Push the pressure cook button and set the pressure to HI. Set timer to seven minutes. When ready, quick-release pressure.

Bamboo Rice

• Place rice in the inner pot and wash Bamboo rice and drain water. Drain water using a strainer. This insures that the water is drained.

  Add in water and cover with the pressure cooker lid. Push the pressure cook button and set the pressure to HI. Set timer to seven minutes. When ready, quick-release pressure.

Brown Rice

• Place rice in the inner pot and wash brown rice and drain water using a strainer. This ensures that the water is drained. Add in water and cover with the pressure cooker lid. Push the pressure cook button and set the pressure to HI. Set the timer to twenty-two minutes. Natural release.

Black Rice

• Place rice in the inner pot and wash black rice and drain water using a strainer. This ensures that the water is drained completely. Add in water and cover with the pressure cooker lid. Push the pressure cooker button and set the pressure to HI. Set the timer to eighteen minutes. Natural release for ten minutes. After ten minutes, release the remaining pressure.

Sushi Rice

• Place rice in the inner pot and wash the sushi rice. Drain the water using a strainer. This ensures that the water is drained. Add in water and cover with the pressure cooker lid. Push the pressure cook button and set the pressure to HI. Set the timer to seven minutes. When ready, quick-release pressure.

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