Instant Pot – Meal prep at the push of a button

July 4, 2019/in EN BLOG /by eliteadmin

Speeds up cooking time.
Has a timer function
Slow cooker
Perfect rice, chicken, oats etc at the touch of a button.

Meal prep is one of those things that can be incredibly easy or incredibly hard. If you are days ahead on your prep and the fridge and freezer are full of ready to go meals then it’s pretty easy.
This is the beauty of the Instant Pot. It’s an electric pressure cooker where all you do is put the food in, press the relevant button and leave it to do the rest. No waiting around in the kitchen and only one pot to wash up.

The 6-litre pot is a great size if you want to cook batches of food. Two weeks’ worth of sweet potato wedges, rice or quinoa is no problem, batch it up in portions and freeze them.
It’s worth having a look on the official instant pot website, browse the recipes, and see if it’s something that will make cooking easier.

https://instantpot.com/

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Instant Pot – Meal prep at the push of a button

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