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To: Rambi who wrote (64692)	2/5/2004 6:04:03 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 71178

Speaking of rice cookers, here is a snippet from an email I recently received from Cooks Illustrated. The Best No-Frills Rice Cooker Here in the test kitchen, we depend on electric rice cookers for perfect, foolproof rice. We had two questions. How do they work, and which model is best? It turns out that rice cookers do not have timers. Instead, they turn themselves off when the temperature in the inner pot starts to rise, something that occurs when the water is fully absorbed by the rice. A good rice cooker will then shift to a "keep warm" setting, which holds the rice at about 180 degrees. Our favorite no-frills model is the 5-cup National SR-W10NA ($37.99).