Are you struggling with boiling and peeling eggs? Here's an easy solution!
Do you use boiled eggs for salads? I used to boil eggs in a pot, set a timer, and keep an eye on them. Now, I always rely on the Instant Pot, allowing me to multitask while boiling eggs. Mothers are so busy; it has to be multitasking. The Instant Pot has made my life much easier. I highly recommend having one if you don’t already. Once you boil the eggs and cool them right away, it makes them easy to peel. Check out this video on how to make and peel boiled eggs. Hope it helps!
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Instant Pot
The Instant Pot is incredibly popular now, with numerous selections available. Here are my recommendations based on my experience and reviews.
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This is the basic Instant Pot with three size options: 3 Qt, 6 Qt, and 8 Qt. I used to have the 3 Qt; it’s small and cute, ideal for limited kitchen space, suitable for a small family of 2-3 people. The 6 Qt is perfect for 4-6 people, while the 8 Qt is great if you have ample space and want to cook large amounts of dishes.
Instant Pots are known for their energy efficiency, as they cook food faster than traditional methods and use less energy.
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Versatility: It comes with multiple cooking functions, making it versatile for various recipes, from pressure cooking and slow cooking to sautéing and more.
Large Capacity: With a 10-quart capacity, it’s suitable for cooking larger portions, making it ideal for families or gatherings.
Advanced Features: The “Pro” model likely includes advanced features such as additional preset cooking programs, enhanced controls, and possibly improved materials for durability.
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