Re: Air Fryer
[Re: Sharon]
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10/26/21 10:49 AM
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Never heard of this instant pot. Almost sounds like a crock pot, but faster. Sharon - Like a modernized foolproof pressure cooker. Pretty slick.
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: Rusty Axe Camp]
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10/26/21 10:59 AM
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Sharon
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Never heard of this instant pot. Almost sounds like a crock pot, but faster. Sharon - Like a modernized foolproof pressure cooker. Pretty slick. Thank you ! Huh....I'm learning lots in this sandbox I like it. I have a good propane stove , love cooking on open flame. I can control temps to perfection. I will always want this type of stove , but as Angela mentioned, if warming up the house isn't wanted, seems like the fryer is it , along with fast cook time , meaning less cost in electric . In Montana, it is not often that warming a house is a worry , as thankfully, the weather is much cooler most of the year. I still like the idea of the fryer. Been researching different kinds . I'm big on easy cleaning and hassle free maintenance . I research the tar out of subjects anyway before making a purchase. Don't want something that grieves me to keep clean .
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: SJA]
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10/26/21 11:14 AM
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Sharon
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Re: hard boiled egg Trapper Talk Sharon 09/21/21 Oh right ! That's the instant pot. I'm behind the times , here ...I'm learning Thanks SJA !
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: rex123]
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10/26/21 11:51 AM
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Yeah, Sharon, I still do rice or pasta type dishes on my stove top. I'm don't think cooking those type things in the air fryer would work any better than trying to cook them in the oven.
The Instant pot certainly works for rice or pasta, but I still prefer my stove top...I may just be old fashioned, lol. What coondagger is talking about though is where the Instant pot's work well... stuff like dumping in tomatoes, sauce and dry pasta altogether into it then just letting it do it's thing. Or as mentioned pot roasts where you'd throw in raw meat, potatoes, carrots, etc but have it done in less than an hour as opposed to all day with a crock pot.
Anyone have any favorite instant pot recipes?
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: rex123]
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10/26/21 12:12 PM
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I still like the idea of the fryer, for another reason thought of...say , you're going to be out of town driving ...and want a private option for preparing your own food , like in a hotel or even staying somewhere else ....as long as you can have access to power , you can transport it and have your own meals in comfort. Been looking at Cosori 5.8 qt. I am known for my killer spaghetti , so the propane flame time-honored way will remain
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: rex123]
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10/26/21 02:12 PM
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Do any of you all use one and are they good or not? Being diabetic I was told they would be a good way to prepare some foods. My wife loves hers. Nice thing is they are fast cooking and you can make things you normally would deep fry in them with hardly any oil. She likes her instant pot even better. Turtle, which tends to be tough, is "fall off the bone", when cooked in an instant pot.
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: hippie]
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10/26/21 02:55 PM
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Eat your heart out! The grandkids always want me to fire this baby up when they come here. Ha ! Chocolate with fudge mixed in -with whipped cream on top ! Trapper7, then meat such as wild turkey tougher parts, or anything else tough, would do well in the pot ...like a crock pot, only faster.
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Re: Air Fryer
[Re: rex123]
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10/26/21 03:11 PM
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The wife and kid use our air fryer a couple times a week at least. Way faster than heating up the big oven and convection cooking makes for crispier food. The instant pot is fancier. It can be a pressure cooker or a slow cooker. Making soup takes minutes for dinner. We use that much more in the fall and winter. It’s not a great slow cooker.
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