The Instapot, revisited

I use mine all the time.

Some favorites:

Beef & broccoli
Mashed potatoes
Honey garlic chicken thighs
Collard greens
Mushroom risotto

Beans are awesome in the IP because you don't have to soak them first.

I use my Insta pot very regularly. I make things like meatloaf stew chicken, barbeque legs, soups & even red beans and rice in less than an hour. I’ve become extremely confident in using it and almost ready to do some experimentation. I even picked up a secondary one to keep at camp.

I rarely use mine. When I do, it's to fast cook dried beans of some sort.

Still use it plenty, mostly for roasts, but my wife uses it for eggs.

We have the ninja foodi pressure cooker + air fryer combo and we love it. We use it at least once a week for some type of pressure-cooked shredded chicken usually. Quick pot roasts and red beans are fantastic too.

Since wings are so dang expensive now, I've been buying some good-quality chicken nuggets from Costco. I'll air fry them for 12 minutes to get them real crunchy and then toss them in buffalo sauce.

Use my instant pot often to make boiled peanuts.

Cant find mine

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Using it regularly or relegated to the garage?

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Use mine regularly. It's replaced the "Crock Pot" in our house.

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Mine is mostly used for stocks and broths. I use it sometimes for - don't crucify me - weeknight spaghetti meals. Don't knock it until you've tried it.