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We have used a slow cooker for years and enjoy it. Now what about a fast cooker, like an Insta-pot? I’ve heard good things about them and was thinking about buying one.
May be high pressure steam. I’ve heard good things about an Insta-pot, but you may have a point.Is that the same as the pressure cooker? Meat becomes less flavorful when you cook on a pressure cooker.
Slow cookers are great for cooking meat alone. If you cook meat and veggies together the veggies tend to turn to mush.
I made a mistake that turned out delicious. I put pieces of chicken meat in a slow cooker with milk, cream, basil, salt, flour to thicken it into a sauce, and left it cooking overnight. Next morning the chicken was tender... in fact it was so tender that I couldn't get a single whole piece out of the pot without it falling apart.
It was delicious though, so I called it cream of chicken soup and ate the whole thing over a couple or three days.
Is that the same as the pressure cooker? Meat becomes less flavorful when you cook on a pressure cooker.
We have used a slow cooker for years and enjoy it. Now what about a fast cooker, like an Insta-pot? I’ve heard good things about them and was thinking about buying one.
We got a half steam pressure cooker years ago from QVC shopping channel.
It doesn’t steam and hiss like other pressure cookers and cooks in half the
time of standard cooking time.
Only thing is, it’s massive and heavy so I haven’t used it for years. Food does come
out good though with lots of taste.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Instant-...-Rice-Cooker-Saut-Steamer-and-Warmer/55505580Not heard of those, what do they do?

I got a slow cooker last week, just trying it out today for the first time.
It will be quite a few hours before it’s done.
I’ve just put everything it in I could think of. (See picture) But I wondered if any of you
have got any favourite slow cooker receipes. Also what do you think of slow
cookers.
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I've been using them for years. That looks like what I cook in one. Someone might've already mentioned it, but you should add the vegetables at a later time-unless you like them mushy.
I have never heard of such. The only thing I can think of is, maybe that particular brand of crock pot doesn't get hot enough to boil milk? Milk boils in mine just fine.On the instructions on mine it says not to use cream or milk in it.? Something
to do with the heating point being higher than other liquids. I dunno.?