[c i e l`]

Oooh ~ very very interesting!
I want to try it! >o< aahhh ~

[rufflezz]

Man, those turn out to be pretty good! I should try this before school starts again.

[Y0UNGiE☆★〃─。]

[size=1]i want to try this, do they taste better cooked like this?
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From what I know, they taste better!
& there's a smaller chance of failing..

[honeybeeshrimp]

this is really cute! i'm gonna try this.

[Vavanie]

Oh I knew it from Yakitate Japan!
I thought it was only for bread. May try to bake some cakes later.

[redvelvet.]

I doubt my mom would ever let me cook a cake with a rice cooker

same here!
she might think im crazy for doing it and wont let me stand near the rice cooker just in case
but anyways
the strawberry cake looks soo good and the other one i think caramel one ?
looks nice too!
dayum im really tempted to try this though :]

[�ēllόЩ]

I tried baking a cake with my rice cooker yesterday. The bottom of the cake was burnt, but the rest of the cake turned out nice and soft. I was idiot for holding on to the cook switch, (that burnt the bottom). I have one of those cheapo rice cookers, so it doesnt have a bake function.

When I put my uncooked cake in, a few minutes later, the cook switch jumped and went to keep warm. I thought the cake wasnt going to cook, So i pushed the cook switch and held onto it. I regreted it later when my my cake turned out burnt in the sides and bottom.

Nevertheless, I will be baking cakes in the rice cooker from now on. HEhe

[iya.donghae]

Heey I remember that from Yakitate!! Japan. Oh..that show inspired me. >3<

[tipfy]

I tried it this afternoon and it turned out well. Though I pressed the 'cook' button about 5 times because I was worried that my cake wasn't cooked yet
The cake was good too- not to dry (even though I pressed the button 5x), not to runny. The cake has a small bump in the middle but it was alright. I also buttered the rice cooker bowl so the cake slid out easily when I flipped it over.
I took some pictures to show you guys.

The best part was that the cake was light and fluffy. There were no overcooked/burnt parts.

I have been heard about this before but I never try it.
Your cake is look good!! It is so cute.
If I try to do this, I hope it looks good too. ^^

[_xin*]

your decorations are so cute and pretty, bluenette! ^^

my oven is spoilt so i might actually give this a try when i'm free!
it looks goooddd

[proFRESHional.]

im shocked a rice cooker can even FIT THOSE CAKES? wow thats interesting. i should experience myself one dayy! haha

[mUsiCisMYlifEy]

Do you use a pressurized rice cooker or just an electric cooker?

[Y0UNGiE☆★〃─。]

Do you use a pressurized rice cooker or just an electric cooker?

I think a pressurized rice cooker, but maybe it doesn't matter.

[grapefruit.]

my mom baked a cake for me once.
she said that she learned from the ladies at her workplace. x]

we used an electric rice cooker, so both can work.

[Manyhx3]

that's so cool and odd!!!
never tried but it's cheaper than the usually oven ^^

heheh and then the cakes looks perfect!

[Yuvi22]

I tried this recently because my oven was not co-operating with me.

Works WONDERS!! Now i love my rice cooker even more!

Result:

[lovecrumbs]

^ Whoa that looks really good! I'm gonna have to try it one day, but then my rice cooker is never empty .

[silver-typhoon]

I tried twice (pics will not be posted because my webcam kind of sucks.. haha) and the first time, I "greased the sides"... that didn't turn out so well because the cake was somewhat burnt and the middle wasn't done yet.

If you have a non-stick rice cooker, don't bother greasing it. It'll slide right out with no complications

[90th.degree]

I'm messing with it right now, I'll post up the results later. I'm trying a peanut butter cake since I don't have vanilla right now.

[jellycake]

Whoooa!!! This is so cool!! I'm DEF. gonna try this one day >:D