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Roger Ebert is writing a cookbook in which every recipe will be made in a rice cooker. Roger Ebert is unstoppable.
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I think we’re going to need a bigger rice cooker!
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We went to St. Louis every to every other year (Grandparents need visiting too!) and every time we went to a Steak ‘n Shake AT LEAST twice. My mother loves the place and lamented the fact there was not a Steak n’ Shake in Oklahoma. When we found one (easily! It was like she could SENSE them! (or because she lived in St. Lou for four years)) she would always get the same thing: One Steakburger, plain and a large plate of French fries. She would always be the first one done, picking at the rest of our fries. For me, finishing a large chocolate shake was a rite of passage…it would be a while before I could finish a burger, fries AND a shake however.
Now I live an acceptable driving distance from a Steak ‘n Shake and make the trip once a month. I will be sure to toast to Ebert on my next visit.
Its about time someone did this. I have always been confused by rice cookers. They remind me of an infomercial product that you really don’t need or isn’t that useful (unless you run an Asian food restaurant). I have even pictured a commercial with someone struggling with a pot of boiling water attempting to cook rice, hair a mess and frustrated look on their face followed by a big red X on the screen.
This is like when Kramer was writing a cookbook in which every recipe will be made in a shower.
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As a lady with not much more to cook with than a rice cooker, I feel like this was made for me.
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