Can you bake potatoes in a rice cooker?

Answer 1

Baking doesn't require fat, so the pedantic answer is "no you can't". Do you in fact mean "can you roast potatoes in cookeen?"? If that is the question then you probably can, although the results might be a bit odd. The fat does 2 things to roast potatoes: Flavours them and makes them crispy. Issues of health aside, I would opt for goose or duck fat every time. Good favour and turns out nice crispy potatoes. Not sure what Cookeen would be like on the crispiness front, but would imagine that the flavour is quite poor. yes you can and i always do. they cook much quicker and the outside tastes much more crispy than when cooked any other way. go ahead you will not be disappointd. no need to add any salt either with cookeen yes you can and i always do. they cook much quicker and the outside tastes much more crispy than when cooked any other way. go ahead you will not be disappointd. no need to add any salt either with cookeen

Answer 2

Yes, you can. You can cook all sorts of things.

To cook a baked potato in a rice cooker, peel the potatoes, cut the big potatoes into half, place the potatoes in the rice cooker. Add 4 tablespoons of water and hit cook. When it goes to keep warm mode, check the potatoes. If they aren't cooked, add a teaspoon of water and let it sit in the "keep warm mode" for 2-3 minutes. Then cook it again, adding a little more water than you did the first time.

Finally, when its soft, take out and add salt and butter to taste.

Answer 3

Cookeen is a refined vegetable fat.

A baked potato is baked without any oil or fat.

If you 'bake' a potato in cookeen it's actually roasting not baking.

But having said that, yes you can 'roast' potatoes in cookeen.