Pressure-cooking these 10 foods can, at best, lead to disappointment and disaster. Read this to find out which 10 foods and ...

When pressure cooking, you also need to have a certain amount of liquid in the pot so that the appliance can create steam to cook the food. However, if you're using the slow cook setting on your ...

One important thing to note: We’ve found that, when it comes to slow-cooking recipes on HIGH, adding 15 more minutes per hour of cook time has yielded the best results in our Instant Pot.

These Instant Pot lids are a great choice and come in 3, 6, and 8-quart sizes. But you're not limited to brand-name options as long as you make sure your top choice has a few fundamental features ...

We’re living in a golden age of small kitchen appliances (see: slow cookers, Instant Pots, and air fryers). We’re also in a not-so-golden age of abundant counter space. So what’s a home cook to do?

The Instant Pot Duo can help with its 7-in-1 functionality. You can pressure cook, slow cook, cook rice, make yogurt, steam, sauté food, and warm meals with just one device.

The Set & Forget cooked foods low and slow to make the best pot roast in our tests, and it has a probe thermometer to cook foods to a set temperature. $90 from Amazon Also great ...

Yes, it's close to magical that you can turn your Instant Pot into a slow-cooker. Here's a few tips to keep in mind (outside of using the Slow Cooker button).

The Instant Pot Duo can help with its 7-in-1 functionality. You can pressure cook, slow cook, cook rice, make yogurt, steam, sauté food, and warm meals with just one device.