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Well sure, for pressure and slow cooking. You could say the same thing about the microwave.
by nonethewiser 3y ago
Well sure, for pressure and slow cooking. You could say the same thing about the microwave.
- tycho-newman 3y agoChef Mike is the hardest working chef in the kitchen!
- thot_experiment 3y agoMy partner's instant pot also does toasting/air frying/normal cooking, I've been very impressed with it.
- phone8675309 3y agoFor anyone with a compatible model you can add this with a lid accessory from Instant Pot: https://instantpot.com/portfolio-item/air-fryer-lid/ https://instantpot.com/portfolio-item/air-fryer-lid/
- nathancahill 3y agoBought this to see what the hype was about. Hardly use it any more, the Instant Pot is just too small to be useful for air frying. 90% of the things come out better in the oven in convection mode. Biggest level up was just lightly dusting anything with a starch or flour (lentil flour is awesome) and then a few light sprays of olive oil.
- dartos 3y agoCould you? Two different models microwaves cook pretty differently from each other. Especially if they have differing wattage.
- 8organicbits 3y agoAnother is that a microwave doesn't operate at a set pressure, so even the same model will behave differently at different evelations.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoThat's true of pretty much all cooking (and baking) except when using a pressure cooker, so it's kind of a given - people learn to cook given their local pressure and humidity levels. But then again, cooking is poor man's process engineering - what you do when you don't particularly care about quality and consistency, or at least don't have access to hardware and methods to ensure them.
- dartos 3y agoYeah so the instant pot is an exceptionally good kitchen tool for sharing recipes with others in a reproducible way.