A pressure cooker is like a slow cooker on steroids. It uses the same “set-it-and-forget-it” technique, but you don’t have to wait 10 hours for your food to be ready. The device uses, well, pressure ...

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People love their Instant Pot pressure cookers, but learning how to use them can feel a bit overwhelming. Since it's not quite like tossing food in the oven — unlike say, an airfryer — there is a ...

Even during the summer barbecue season, it can be challenging to find enough time in your day to smoke a brisket or grill fall-off-the-bone ribs. When colder weather returns, there’s even less ...

Rice has an undeserved reputation for being hard to cook, but cooking rice in an Instant Pot is as easy as programing it and ...

Pressure cookers — both electric and stovetop varieties — can help make it faster and easier to get food on the table without sacrificing flavor. But if you’re shopping around for one, you might be ...

Over the last several years, countertop cooking devices like rice cookers and pressure cookers have increased in popularity. Instant Pot is perhaps the most well-known name in pressure cooking devices ...