instant pot pressure cooker
#31
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Location: Mableton, GA
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I have the Instant Pot. There is an Instant Pot community on FaceBook if you are into that sort of thing. Mine holds 6quarts. There are 7 quart and 8 quart Instant Pot sizes. It does take a few minutes to come up to pressure. Something frozen would take longer. My baked potatoes took 8 minutes to come to pressure. I set it at 13 min. but they were big potatoes and I think 20 would have been better. And then I came back later when we were ready to eat. I know I could make them in the oven, but, I am enjoying the Instant Pot. For us it makes the best rice, better than the rice cooker and I gave up stovetop a long time ago. too much watching. Apparently if something is amiss inside, it shuts itself off, instead of exploding!!
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#32
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Join Date: Aug 2013
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We bought the Instant Pot just before Christmas and have used it a few times. So far, so good. My only issue is that I don't like to keep small appliances out on my counter unless I use them every day (ie coffee pot and toaster oven only). And I don't have the cupboard space to store it, so I keep it right outside the kitchen in the garage. I'm sure I'd use it more if I kept it on my counter. My niece, who talked us into getting the Instant Pot, uses hers 4-5x/week.
#33
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I can see your problem. I dont keep much on counter either. No coffee pot or toaster oven. Toaster stays in drawer until I need it. Don't mind the instant Pot being out. I just made popcorn in it using the sauté function. Just to see if I could. It was very good.
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