I’ve mentioned a lot on the blog how big of a fan I am of the Ninja Foodi. It’s my go to when it comes to an all in one appliance so today I’m going to teach you how to cook brown rice in the Ninja Foodi. Show
 Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Free 33 Easy Pressure Cooker Recipes Quick and easy pressure cooker recipes that are perfect for the weeknight rush. Works with Instant Pot, Ninja Foodi, etc. Thank you for subscribing! The question is often asked, “Can you cook rice in the pressure cooker?” and the answer is YES!
Get Your Copy to Fast Track Your Nutrition Sign up and get the free ebook to show the simple steps to improve your diet without dieting. I love it because it’s such a simple way to cook rice that you have going while you meal prep other items for the week. You’re going to love this method. What is the Ninja Foodi?Instant Pot vs Ninja Foodi: Which One Is The Best? The Ninja Foodi is a multi cooking appliance that does it all. All these appliances are built into one device:
You can steam, bake, saute/sear, broil, and more. I personally love that I can pressure cook a whole chicken and then crisp up the skin after using the air crisper. When I bought my Foodi, I was able to sell my Instant Pot, multiple air fryers (I had three from different brands), and the slow cooker. It cleared my cupboard space, which is nice for someone like me who is short on storage. I bought mine here on Amazon and when asked, I always point family and friends to the Foodi. It’s highly regarded in my household. How much water do I need for pressure cooking rice?Although most rice is done with a 2:1 ratio (two cups water per 1 cup rice), I found my rice to be swimming when I was using the pressure cooker. I checked the Ninja Foodi guidelines and it’s recommended to use 1 1/4 cups of water. Ninja Foodi Rice Cooking TimesEach variety of rice is a little different but here are the main suggestions from Ninja:
Why Do I Have to Use Natural Release with Rice?It’s suggested to use natural release when cooking rice because the rice could get stuck inside the inner rice. Natural release means the pressure comes down itself, releasing the steam and pressure gradually. How to Cook Brown Rice in The Ninja FoodiThis Ninja Foodi rice recipe should work just the same in the Instant Pot or any pressure cooker. I love these method because it’s just so easy, add the ingredients, seal and walk away. As I mentioned earlier, this is a meal prep must have. Tip: Add broth (chicken, beef, or vegetable if you’re vegan or vegetarian) to add flavor to the rice. More Healthy Ninja Foodi Recipes:
5 Day Meal Plan for Busy Moms Download the free 5 day meal plan for busy moms by signing up for the Randa Nutrition email list. Thank you for subscribing! How do you cook rice in ninja food?Instructions. Pour rice and water or broth into the pot of the Ninja Foodi.. Secure the pressure cooker lid and turn nozzle to SEAL.. Pressure cook on high for 3 minutes.. Natural release (do nothing) for 10 minutes.. After 10 minutes, move the nozzle to VENT.. Add butter, salt, pepper, or additions of your choice.. Serve.. Can I cook rice in a ninja air fryer?The Ninja Foodi air fryer uses the pressure cooking function to make rice. *If your air fryer model does not come with a pot or a pressure cooking function, transfer the rice to a cake pan and cover it with aluminum foil. Top with water and salt, then air fry at 360°F (180°C) for 25 minutes.
Can you cook rice in Ninja pressure cooker?Jasmine Rice: 2 cups water, 3 minutes pressure cook, 10 minutes natural release. Wild Rice: 4 cups water, 30 minutes pressure cook, 15 minutes natural release. Black Rice: 2 cups water, 18 minutes pressure cook, 10 minutes natural release. Red Rice: 2 ½ cups water, 20 minutes pressure cook, 10 minutes natural release.
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