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Instant Pot Cookbook: 850+ Quick, Delicious and Easy Recipes for Beginners and Advanced Users with 1000-Day Meal Plan: Family-Favorite Meals You Can Make for under $10
Instant Pot is a modern-day panacea for all your cooking struggles. This all-in-one kitchen appliance takes care of your needs for nutrient-rich wholesome meals along with saving your precious time. With automated cooking, multiple cooking functions, and technologically-advanced features, there is nothing more one can ask from this amazing kitchen gadget. It is easy to operate, convenient to use cooking settings and effortless to clean. The book aims at delivering a collection of the delicious 850 Instant Pot recipes to prepare in almost no time and maintain your optimum health. I sincerely hope that the versatile recipes covered in the book will help you make heavenly delicious breakfasts, soups, stews, salads, and wholesome meals at the comfort of your home. The recipes are easy to follow and suit both the beginners as well as expert cooks. Instant Pot offers great flexibility, when it comes to preparing a wide variety of meals. You can also experiment with the recipes by adding your favorite ingredients and create your own customized dishes.
729 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 8, 2021
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September 28, 2021
Instant Pot Cookbook: 850+ Quick,Delicious and Easy Recipes for Beginners and Advanced Users with 1000-Day Meal Plan:Family-Favorite Meals You Can Make for under $10 by Thomas Oliver
I do not like that the measurement use different abbreviations throughout the book, like the recipes are from a different source.
Nutritional information, not based on a certain calorie intake, nor is every recipe based on same info: some have calories, fat, protein, some others have sugars, carbs, etc.
Recipes do NOT start at the top of a new page.
Recipes themselves start with a title, prep and cook times and servings.
List of ingredients are included and you should be able to substitute for your healthier dietary needs: low sodium, low fat, low sugar and fresh vs. canned items.
Directions are given and some include nutritional information, NOT consistent throughout.
There are so many recipes you should be able to find a few to make with your own ingredients to make them healthy per your dietary needs.
NO pictures of recipes.
I do not like that the measurement use different abbreviations throughout the book, like the recipes are from a different source.
Nutritional information, not based on a certain calorie intake, nor is every recipe based on same info: some have calories, fat, protein, some others have sugars, carbs, etc.
Recipes do NOT start at the top of a new page.
Recipes themselves start with a title, prep and cook times and servings.
List of ingredients are included and you should be able to substitute for your healthier dietary needs: low sodium, low fat, low sugar and fresh vs. canned items.
Directions are given and some include nutritional information, NOT consistent throughout.
There are so many recipes you should be able to find a few to make with your own ingredients to make them healthy per your dietary needs.
NO pictures of recipes.
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