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Ditto! I barely use my stove these days! For Indian food..the transition was super easy from pressure cooker to instant pot. Our neighbor who moved to the East
by jelliclesfarm 6y ago
Ditto! I barely use my stove these days! For Indian food..the transition was super easy from pressure cooker to instant pot.
Our neighbor who moved to the East coast sent me a bag of wild rice from her state. I made a wild rice and mushroom soup in less than half an hour. The same would have been a production earlier as wild rice takes longer to cook than regular rice. I was also able to make it a larger batch and freeze it for later.
I am used to flash freezing having worked in restaurants and I am not a fan of freezing left overs in a home freezer and probably won’t be doing this again if this fails the texture test.
The smaller instant pot was perfect to make a nice roux for thickening and it doesn’t burn. And clean up is a breeze.