やから帰って、すぐごはんを炊きたいがあります。のはそのためにですが、を入れて水を入れたら、すぐボタンを押さずにだけ置くもいます。のにのは変にますが、乾いたにまだ水が回りきっていないと、でも炊き上がりに小さい差が出やすいです。
There are days when you get home from work or school and want to cook rice right away. The rice cooker’s quick-cook mode is useful for that, but some people still leave the rice for a short time after adding water instead of pressing the button immediately. Waiting when you want to eat soon looks strange at first, but if the dry rice has not absorbed water evenly yet, even quick-cook mode can leave small differences in the final texture.
とくにいるは、を洗ってすぐを戻し、そのまま始めたくなります。ただ、水が全体になじむに動かすと、上のと下のでふくらみがそろいにくいことがあります。長くはありません。台所を片づける数分だけでも置いておくと、を入れたの手ごたえが落ち着きやすくなります。
On especially busy days, it is tempting to wash the rice, put the pot back, and start at once. But if you begin before the water has settled through the whole pot, the grains on top and bottom may not swell in the same way. You do not need to wait long. Even leaving it for just the few minutes while you tidy the kitchen can make the feel of the rice more even when you put the rice paddle in.
もちろん、かどうかやの機種でもはあります。それでも、を押すにのはの数字だけではありません。の中をのぞいて、のに白く乾いた線がまだ残っていないかを。帰ってすぐ指をボタンへ伸ばすより先に、その一回だけ中を確かめてから始めます。
Of course, the result also depends on whether you are using no-rinse rice and on the rice cooker model. Even so, the thing to check before pressing quick-cook is not only the number on the timer. Look into the pot and see whether pale dry lines are still left on the rice surface. Before your finger goes straight to the button, check the inside once and then start.