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CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW GRAIN AND RICE COOKER
Register your new Grain and Rice Cooker with us. Then explore everything it can do for you. Let’s get started.
TURN PANTRY STAPLES INTO THE STAR OF ANY MEAL
Your new machine automatically senses, dispenses, and simmers so you can explore a whole world of whole grains. Make anything from grain bowls to bean burgers.
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Grain bowls
Vibrant grain bowls are super popular and brimming with healthful foods.
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Sushi rolls
Japanese creations are within your reach with perfectly cooked sushi rice.
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Oatmeal
Good old-fashioned oats are a hearty breakfast or satisfying basis for snacks.
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Muffins
Mmmm! Whole grain soaked muffins are moist and tummy-friendly too.
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Warm salads
Rice, quinoa or couscous is ideal for colourful salads, packed with goodness.
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Rice pudding
Sweet and milky, rice pudding is a classic. Why not add cinnamon and raisins?
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Steamed vegetables
Steaming veggies helps to maintain their nutrients and fresh flavour.
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Steamed eggs
Chinese-inspired steamed eggs are perfect and easy to peel. Tuck in!
AUTOMATE YOUR COOKING WITH 21 PRESETS
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STEP 1
Fill the water tank to the max and gather your ingredients.
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STEP 2
Turn the power switch on at the left side.
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STEP 3
From the Select mode screen, choose the food to be made.
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STEP 4
Follow the prompts for adding food (no measuring needed)
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STEP 5
Pick your preparation method and preferences for texture and liquid type.
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STEP 6
Select Start or Delayed cook to begin.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
Skip the measuring cups and monitoring! Your machine has all the parts to perfectly cook grains for you.
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STEAM BASKET
For steaming foods to accompany your grains. BPA free and dishwasher safe
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INNER LID
Removable and dishwasher safe
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COOKING POT
Durable non-stick cooking pot with ceramic coating. Dishwasher safe
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WATER TANK
The water tank is removable for easy refilling. BPA free and dishwasher safe
EXPLORE ALL THE OPTIONS ON THE TOUCHSCREEN
Your new machine automatically senses, dispenses, and simmers so you can explore a whole world of whole grains. Make anything from grain bowls to bean burgers.
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Select mode
Just choose between the rice cycle, grain cycle or lentils & beans cycle.
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Delayed cook
Add ingredients ahead of time and schedule cooking to begin up to 24 hours later.
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Pre-soak
To prepare dry grains and beans before cooking, Soak or Quick soak for up to 8 hours.
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Steam mode
Steam veggies, eggs, fish, meats and more in the basket too. Just set the time required.
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Keep warm
Automatically keeps cooked grains at serving temperature for up to 6 hours after cooking.
UNDERSTAND DIFFERENT STEAM TIMES
Steam fresh or frozen foods to perfection with the steam mode. Check out some recommended timings here…
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Carrots
(peeled) 10-12 mins
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Broccoli
(about ½ lb) 8-10 mins
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Artichoke
(quartered to fit, choke removed) 30-35 mins
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Shrimp
(8 oz) 6-8 mins
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Green beans
(4-6 oz) 9 mins
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Eggs
(hard-cooked) 11-13 mins / (soft-cooked) 8-10 mins
NEED ADDITIONAL HELP?
Use the quick links below for fast, easy access to KitchenAid Service & Support.
Any questions?
Frequently asked questions
See allThe cooker has a maximum capacity of 8 cups (based on cooked long-grain white rice). However, because of the auto-sensing technology, you can easily prepare small servings (as little as 1/2 cup), and the machine will adjust the water accordingly.
Yes, it features a "Delayed Cook" setting. This allows you to add your ingredients ahead of time and schedule the cooking process to begin up to 24 hours later, offering maximum flexibility for meal prepping.
The cooking pot is made of ceramic and features a non-stick coating for easy cleaning. The removable water tank is made of BPA-free plastic.
No need to worry about the excess water weight throwing off the scale. The cooker has a specific option on its touchscreen menu that lets you select whether you are using "dry" or "soaked" rice, ensuring the water ratio is perfectly adjusted either way.
Because the machine relies on the exact weight of the dry ingredients to dispense the correct amount of water, you should let the machine dispense the water first. Once the cooking cycle begins, you can open the lid to stir in bouillon, seasonings, or oils.
