Unlike many electric cookers, the nutribullet ® EveryGrain ™ Cooker does not operate using a strict timeline. Instead, the cooker assesses the amount of water in the cooking pot to gauge its cook time. The grains are considered fully cooked once they have absorbed all of the liquid in the pot. If your family eats a lot of rice, oatmeal or other grains, you will save serious time and space with the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker. Rather than getting out one pot in the morning to make oatmeal, hauling out the rice cooker for dinner, plus dirtying yet another pot and metal steamer to cook veggies, this one small appliance covers it all.

Make large batches of your favorite grains and rice or steam for all-in-one balanced meals at the touch of a button. Five auto-cook programs. Cooking grains correctly isn’t as easy as it seems. Knowing the right preparation, liquid-to-grain ratio, temperature, and resting technique is essential to get the perfect texture you crave. That’s where the nutribullet EveryGrain Cooker comes in.

To get the most versatility out of your rice cooker, do explore its other uses—like boiling alternative grains such as quinoa, bulgur, and farro, steaming eggs and proteins, and making soup. Frittatas: You can certainly cook tender, fluffy egg s and cheese in the pot of your rice cooker. Add leftover cooked vegetables or protein to mix it up. Porridge: In a rice cooker, perfect oatmeal, polenta, grits, and rice porridge cook—without stirring—in the time it takes you to shower and get ready for work. Some models even feature timers so that you can prep the ingredients the night before and have hot breakfast when you wake up. Multiple Grain Settings: features “Brown rice”, “White rice”, “Oats”, “Quinoa”, and “Grains” presets to cook every grain, plus a “Steam” program for veggies, fish, and beyond. Cup Capacity: the cooker accommodates up to 5 dry scoops of rice or grains at a time. The measuring cup is included to make sure you're cooking the right amount, every time.

To sow inspiration for your EveryGrain™ lifestyle, try these delicious grain-based recipes ranging from breakfast to dessert. We have a feeling your EveryGrain™ Cooker will become an everyday one as well. Once you add the correct ratio of grains to liquid to the cooking pot, you will select your grain mode, then select “Start”. The display screen will light up with a cascade of lines to indicate that the cooker has begun its cooking program and is in the cooking process. Once the machine senses there are 10 minutes left in the cooking process, the cooker will beep and a countdown timer will appear on the display. At the end of this 10 minutes, the cooker will beep again, indicating that the grains are fully cooked. Steamed fish: For rice cookers that come with steamer baskets or have steamer trays attached, place a piece of fish over the rice to gently cook simultaneously. Marinating the fish will intensify the flavor and punch up the rice as well. The company known for its personal- and full-size blenders, fruit and veggie juicers, air fryers and recently, coffee makers, now offers a space-saving grain cooker that can be used to whip up rice (white, brown, jasmine — you name it), quinoa, oats and ancient grains (think farro, spelt or millet) in one handy machine. And as a bonus, it can be used to steam veggies, shrimp or fish too. A. The nutribullet® EveryGrain™ Cooker is designed to cook between 1 and 5 scoops* of a given grain. The interior of the cooking pot includes measurement markers for each type of grain that detail how much water to add per scoop. *1 scoop refers to the measuring scoop that’s included with the nutribullet® EveryGrain™ Cooker. 1 scoop is equivalent to ¾ cup of rice, quinoa, oats, or any other grain.Soup: Cooking and reheating soup and stew in a rice cooker makes dinner easy and fast. All you have to do is sauté the vegetables, add the liquids, sett the machine, and let it simmer. Unlike many electric cookers, the Nutribullet EveryGrain Cooker does not operate using a strict timeline. Instead, the cooker assesses the amount of water in the cooking pot to gauge its cook time. The grains are considered fully cooked once they have absorbed all of the liquid in the pot. Using the cooker is easy: Simply grab the included plastic scoop to add your grains and water, select one of six auto-cook programs (white rice, brown rice, grains, oats, quinoa or steam) and press start. When 10 minutes are left in the cycle, a timer will appear and count it down.