| no |
description |
gas |
Btu |
Cook
Time |
Capacities
raw rice cooked rice
|
sizes
diam x height |
| RM-50N |
55 cup, economy |
natural |
34,600 |
22 min |
18
lbs |
43
lbs |
19" x 17" |
| RM-50P |
55 cup, economy |
propane |
27,300 |
27 min |
| RM-55N |
55 cup, NSF/ETL |
natural |
34,600 |
22 min |
|
|
|
| RM-55P |
55 cup, NSF/ETL |
propane |
27,300 |
27 min |
|
|
|
| connection |
liquid capacity |
carton size |
cu ft |
pack |
ship wt |
|
|
| 3/8" IPS |
24 qts. |
21" x 21" x 17" |
4.4 |
1 |
45 lb |
|
|
Gas RiceMaster®
Standard Features:
• Perfect Rice Automatically...Every
Time
A bimetallic temperature
sensor is recessed into the base of the rice pot where it most accurately
senses temperature during the cooking process. It automatically stops the
cook cycle after the water has been absorbed by the rice.
• Fast
See cooking times above.
For better rice, allow the rice to cure for 20 minutes
• Cook and Hold Operation
The pilot will hold the
rice hot for serving after cooking has been completed.
• Push the Button and Walk
Away
Push the pilot ignition
button to light the pilot. Operator must verify pilot is lit by viewing
through jacket window before attempting to light main burner. Push the
cook button to start the cook cycle. Cooking stops automatically when the
rice is done. The pilot burner keeps rice warm.
• Lift Out Rice Pot
Cast aluminum rice pot ensures
uniform heating and evenly cooked rice. It is easily removable for washing
rice or cleaning.
• Six month warranty
Try Maria's Mexican
Rice in your RiceMaster® Gas Rice Cooker
8 oz. vegetable or peanut
oil
3 pounds washed rice
juice of one lemon
two cloves garlic, smashed,
finely chopped
1-28 oz. can crushed tomatoes |
3½ quarts cooled
chicken stock
3 boneless chicken breasts,
precooked & cubed
2-3 sprigs finely chopped
cilantro
3 tablespoons salt
2 finely chopped jalapeños |
Thoroughly wash 3 pounds
of rice to remove starch. Drain rice in a colander for about 1/2 hour.
Ignite pilot burner by pushing
down button labeled "START". Verify pilot burner is lit by looking
through the jacket window.
Ignite the main burner by pushing down the button labeled "COOK"
and verify the burner has
ignited. Add enough oil to cover the bottom of the rice pot. The oil will
start heating but the main
burner will turn off since the sensor is designed to stop cooking when
the
rice pot exceeds the temperature
of boiling water. Override the sensor to continue cooking by
pushing down the button
labeled "COOK". Verify burner ignition. The rice pot will now serve as
a
brazier and will not shut
off automatically until the sensor is reset as described below. Allow oil
to
heat to frying temperature.
Add one or two grains of rice to test. When grains of rice are frying
add the balance of the rice.
Stir the rice constantly in the oil for 7-10 minutes. Rice will burn if
not
constantly stirred. When
rice starts to turn yellow add garlic. Stir for one minute. Stir in crushed
tomatoes and allow to fry
for another minute. Add and stir in cooled chicken stock, chicken,
cilantro, jalapeños,
lemon juice and salt. Stir thoroughly to mix and ensure no food has stuck
to the
bottom of the pot as that
could cause the unit to shut off too soon. Cover the rice pot. Turn
off the
gas
to the main burner by raising the button labeled "COOK". You
should hear a "click" indicating
that the sensor has reset.
Push down the button labeled "COOK" and verify the
burner has ignited
again.
Rice
cooker sensor will automatically turn off the main burner when the rice
is cooked. |