My Instant Pot brings me joy and a sense of freedom. That's why I'll never abandon it.
one guest said people who owned an Instant Pot often talked about it as if it was their lover. While you wouldn't catch me whispering sweet nothings into its steam-release valve, I completely understand the attraction.
The main reason for that is its versatility. As well as slow cooking and pressure cooking, my Instant Pot lets me sauté, air fry, roast, grill, dehydrate, and bake with ease — and all without having to clutter up my kitchen with multiple pots and pans. Having so many options, especially ones that help cut down on cooking time, feels liberating. It also encourages a ton of experimentation.
It's so much fun to throw in a bunch of ingredients that I hope will complement each other, choose an appropriate cooking setting, and see what comes out when the timer buzzes.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The 5 Very Best Pressure CookersOur top pick (gasp) isn’t an Instant Pot.
Read more »
2023 NBA Draft prospects who could make an instant impact as rookiesUSA TODAY Sports predicts the NBA rookies who could have immediate impacts in their first season in the league.
Read more »
These Athleta Hiking Pants Are an Instant Wardrobe StapleThey’re great for climbing days, yoga, and other outdoor excursions.
Read more »
Cannabis crackdown: 31 NY businesses raided, 1K pounds of illegal pot seized'Illegal cannabis was seized from 31 businesses in New York, Albany, Ithaca and Binghamton,' Gov. Hochul said. 'The estimated value of the seized cannabis over a two-week period is $9 to $11 million.'
Read more »
Pot producer Canopy raises going concern doubts, shares tumbleShares of Canada's Canopy Growth fell 6.5% on Friday after the pot producer posted a wider quarterly loss over the previous year and raised doubts about the company's ability to continue as a going concern.
Read more »
NYC Council approves bill to crack down on landlords renting to illegal pot shopsRogue landlords who knowingly lease commercial space in the Big Apple to illegal pot shops will be slapped with fines of up to $2,000 under new legislation approved by the City Council.
Read more »