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Re:How the Instant Pot cooker developed a cult following by jjaredsimpson on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @11:22AM (#13811613)
I really find I like it best when I've done stews, pork shoulder, red sauces, and stocks.

It pretty much works the same for all of them. I get all my aromatics roughly chopped, saute for a couple minutes just to brown them up, then I put them in the blender and transfer to the IP for an hour or so. I just submerge the meat and guess at a time that matches a stove top pressure cooker.

So I get what you mean about the hassle of multiple steps. I feel like I save time on the prep and stove managing. I only chop roughly and I'm not obsessing over doneness on the stove.

I mostly do it, because the results are just better. Stews really are better under pressure imo.

Re:How the Instant Pot cooker developed a cult following by komali2 on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @01:50PM (#13813349)
Pork shoulder and pulled pork are fantastic in a pressure cooker. I don't really use mine for anything else.
Re:How the Instant Pot cooker developed a cult following by x0x0 on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @01:59PM (#13813435)
Better than in a slow cooker?
Re:How the Instant Pot cooker developed a cult following by evilduck on Tuesday March 07, 2017 @04:45PM (#13815270)
I'd say yes simply because you can achieve similar results in far less time.