The Instant Pot Bible
More than 350 Recipes and Strategies
by Bruce Weinstein, Mark Scarbrough
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appears in Cookbooks for Beginners.
With more than 5 million Instant Pots sold, these multicookers are more than a consumer craze. They have fundamentally changed the way many families put food on the tableand more! Because of the incredible versatility of this kitchen tool (which combines a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, yogurt function, steamer, and more in one pot), ...
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