NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker Recipes: 7 Easy Ideas
Quick answer: The NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker handles rice, quinoa, oats and steamed vegetables with its grain presets and steaming basket. Use the supplied scoop for both grain and water markings, and follow the pot’s fill lines. Below are seven easy recipes to start with.
Last updated: November 1, 2026. Specifications come from manufacturer and retailer listings, which vary by model and region. We have not tested these products ourselves.
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1. Fluffy white rice
Rinse the rice, add it to the pot with water to the white rice line, choose the white rice preset and press start. Rest for 10 minutes before fluffing. See our white rice guide.
2. Brown rice
Use the brown rice preset with water to the brown rice line, or about 1¾ to 2 cups of water per cup of rice. Brown rice takes longer, so allow about an hour. See brown rice in a rice cooker.
3. Quinoa
Rinse well, then use 1 part quinoa to 2 parts water on the quinoa preset. Fluff and rest for 5 minutes. See quinoa in a rice cooker.
4. Rolled oatmeal
Use 1 part rolled oats to 2 parts water or milk with a pinch of salt on the oats preset. Keep the pot no more than half full. See oatmeal in a rice cooker.
5. Rice with steamed vegetables
Start the rice, then place broccoli, carrots or green beans in the steaming basket on top for the last 10 to 15 minutes, adding them when the countdown reaches that time. Check the manual for exact timing.
6. Steamed fish with rice
Season a thin fillet and place it in the basket over cooking rice. Steam for about 10 to 12 minutes, until it flakes. Timing depends on thickness, so check for doneness.
7. Mixed grain bowl
Cook a grain (rice, quinoa or barley) and top with steamed vegetables, a boiled egg and a simple sauce. Barley and other grains may need extra water and a longer cook.
Tips
- Use the scoop for grain and water markings, since scoop size varies by region.
- Do not exceed the max fill line, especially for oats and quinoa, which expand.
- The pot and base are not dishwasher safe. Hand wash the pot and use the dishwasher for the basket, spatula and scoop.
- The cooker has a delay start of up to 12 hours on some versions. Check your manual before leaving dairy foods sitting.
Frequently asked questions
What can you cook in the NutriBullet EveryGrain Cooker?
Rice, quinoa, oats and other grains, and steamed vegetables and fish.
How much rice does it hold?
About 5 cups uncooked, or 10 cups cooked, per listings.
Can it cook oatmeal?
Yes. It has an oats preset.
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