mrspriyajoshi
I’d always been scared of the pressure cooker when I was younger as it was noisy and quite often my mum would burn herself!
The Instant Pot is completely different to that, you barely know it’s there when it’s on until it beeps to let you know your food is done, even then it’ll carry on keeping it warm until you’re ready to eat so you don’t need to be by it’s side.
Here’s my thoughts and my instant pot review.
The one thing I really wanted to come up with when I got the Instant Pot is a way to make the onion masala that always takes AGES on the stove. I went through loads of different recipes before settling with this one which is the perfect consistency and flavour. The recipe makes a good 6 portions of 250g masala. This 250g will easily cover a curry for 2 with leftovers, so in essence, it’s 24 portions of curry from 1 pot of onions and tomatoes!
Once you have this in the freezer, you’ll be spoilt for choice on making all kinds of curry whether on a weeknight or the weekend!
You can find the recipe here.
Oooh – I do keep hearing about the Instant Pot. Sounds like a very useful kitchen gadget…very tempted to get one, but I think my husband might implode if I get any more kitchen gadgets!! Thanks for linking up to #CookBlogShare 😀 Eb x
It’s a life saver for me! Any pressure cooker would do the same thing though 😉
Sounds like a great gadget – I love that you got 24 meals out of one cooking session!
One cooking session which requires no effort too! It’s a life saver 🙂
Hi I keep clicking on the link for the recipe for the onion masala but it just keeps bringing me back to this page.
Thanks Karen, I’ve just updated it!