In the past, living in the dormitory was just a rice cooker, which really made meals. Cooking below, steaming vegetables above, steaming everything that can be steamed, and steaming eggs with fish and patties. If you just cook, you can do it. Distiller's grains and chicken feet: Wash chicken feet, put them in a soup pot, and half a pot of water is enough. (This water is useful, don't pour it out later.) Add a few slices of ginger, wash some onions and tie a knot. After boiling with high fire, cook them on medium heat for 15-20 minutes, take them out and soak them in a pot with bittern, and then turn over after a while. When it's cold, you can put it in the refrigerator to taste better. Remember not to add salt, the bittern is salty. Winter melon soup: Don't pour out the soup that boiled chicken feet just now. Now it can be used. Slice the winter melon, and it will be delicious if you add some winter melon. The oil for cooking chicken feet is in it. It's delicious. Even monosodium glutamate is saved. Don't forget to add salt With a cucumber. One meat, one vegetable and one soup. How affordable it is ~ But the biggest function of rice cookers is to cook soup, any soup can be cooked, and any chicken soup and hoof soup can be cooked.