I usually make tomato rice using pressure cooker. Recently my friend Shalini told me to try in electric rice cooker without using a kadai and she shared her recipe too. I love tomato rice only when it is fully packed with garam masalas. For Sendhil, it should be with least spices. So I tried Shalini’s recipe which has very less spices with a south Indian touch. He loved it a lot. I have made it many times so far.
It comes out very well. Thank you Shalini. This recipe will be helpful for working women and bachelors. Do try this method and let me know your feedback. If you like without garam masala, try this recipe else follow this way. Nowadays I use my rice cooker for making pongal, pulao & biryani.The best thing I love in rice cooker is the aroma of the food it renders while boiling.:) It smells awesome while it cooks. Friends , Do try this one shot tomato rice recipe and make yourself free 🙂
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Tomato rice
How to make tomato rice recipe directly in electric rice cooker without using a kadai.
Cuisine: Indian Category: Lunch Yields: Serves 3
Prep Time: 10 Minutes Cook Time: 20 Minutes Total Time: 30 Minutes
INGREDIENTS
1 cup – 250ml
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METHOD
Serve with raita and Enjoy ! |
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delicious dear
of all the gadgets that i have in my tiny kitchen, the electric rice cooker is my favorite. its fuss free and rice cooks the same way every time. Well explained recipe Chitra. Love that beautiful red color of the dish
Very nice look to see the tomato rice. I will try.
wow thats an easy and quick way to make an delicious tomato rice 🙂 very tempting rice !!
super tempting one pot meal!!
aaw such a lovely presentation!… I too love this…
Aaaw.. lovely click, I love eating tomato rice often
I have done this tomato rice in the rice cooker before, I have never used the slotted plate. What is the benefit of using the slotted plate? I feel the vegetables and rice would get toasted properly with it.
I have done this tomato rice in the rice cooker before, I have never used the slotted plate. What is the benefit of using the slotted plate? I feel the vegetables and rice would get toasted properly with it.
Lata mam,initially, too tried without slotting plate but i felt the bottom of rice getting burnt.So a layer of rice would be sticking to the bottom.By keeping slotted plate,burnt layer would be in sides only not in the center 🙂
Lata ma'am, rice is said to have two types of starch. A starch which breaks down faster in the body and the slower, healthier one. The slotting plate is to collect the starch of the cooked rice to give one a healthier, fuller meal. The starch collected at the bottom is to be scraped and discarded. I have noticed that rice cooked this way makes me less drowsy after a good meal, than say, rice cooked in a pressure cooker after a similar meal.
Thanks !
flavorful one pot meal, love the neat pictorials!!!
I love tomato rice this looks like easy one nice
Nice one, looks delicious. Tomato rice is my all time favorite, next time will try this method.
Rice cooker is such a life savior. Great recipe.
Nice post, I've never done anything directly in the rice cooker, will try out soon..
One of great recipe thanks for sharing. I love rice cooker more. I am also using rice cooker i will going to try this.
Great recipe. Will definitely try out
Best Rice Cooker
Gr8 recepie. Got a doubt though. Do all the rice cookers come with a cooking mode ? which rice cooker are u using ?
Yes, I use Panasonic 🙂
Hi,
i have a small doubt.Is it possible to saute onions in the cooker ?I thought we have to do it seperately in the pan and add it.Pls clarify this Chitra.
Thanks in Advance
Hi, You can saute everything in cooker directly.No need to use a pan.
Tried your recipe today.. came out very well. I am a beginner and the rice turned out awesome.. my mom in law liked it a lot..
Thank you so much for your feedback 😃
Hi,
I too have Panasonic rice cooker but no slotted plate.Can I make it without that plate?And also,when I cook rice some of it sticks to bottom…any solution for this?
Yes, You can make without slotted plate but more rice may stick to the bottom. To avoid this you can open the cooker and stir at regular intervals. Use little more oil as well. Hope this helps.