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If you don't have access to a stove or microwave, there are still alternative methods to cook rice. Here are two simple ways to cook rice without traditional cooking appliances:

  1. Rice Cooker (Electric or Non-Electric): If you have a rice cooker, this is one of the easiest ways to cook rice without a stove or microwave. Electric rice cookers only require an electrical outlet, while non-electric ones can be used over a heat source such as a gas burner or open flame.

For electric rice cookers, simply follow the manufacturer's instructions for the rice-to-water ratio and cooking time. Add the rice and water to the rice cooker, plug it in, and let it cook until done.

For non-electric rice cookers, place the rice and water in the pot and heat it over a gas burner or fire. Once the water comes to a boil, reduce the heat to low, cover the pot with a lid, and let it simmer until the rice is cooked.

  1. Insulated Container Method: The insulated container method is a simple way to cook rice without a stove or microwave. It requires hot water and a well-insulated container like a thermos or an insulated food jar.

Here's how to do it:

a. Rinse the rice thoroughly under cold water until the water runs clear. b. In a separate container, boil water on a stove, using a kettle or any available means. c. Add the rinsed rice to the insulated container. d. Pour the boiling water over the rice, making sure there's enough water to cover the rice completely. e. Quickly seal the insulated container with its lid to trap the heat. f. Allow the rice to cook in the insulated container for a few hours. Brown rice might take longer than white rice.

This method uses the trapped heat to slowly cook the rice over time. While it may take a few hours, it's a practical option if you don't have access to traditional cooking appliances.

Keep in mind that the exact cooking time and water-to-rice ratio may vary depending on the type of rice you use and the method you choose. Always refer to the specific rice variety's recommended cooking instructions for the best results.

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