How to choose the right multicooker

In recent years, the pace of life has accelerated, and many homemakers don't want to spend too much time on household chores. Sometimes, cooking takes so much time and energy that there's simply no time left for anything else. Therefore, with the advent of multicookers, everything has become much simpler.

Many housewives can't imagine cooking without this appliance. They consider it indispensable. Those who already own one are absolutely satisfied and enjoy cooking. And housewives who are just dreaming of acquiring one should know the following.

A multicooker is multifunctional. You can prepare a wide variety of dishes in it, from simply boiling grains to stir-fries, stews, and even boiled dishes.

Any multicooker can contain a pressure cooker, a rice cooker, and a slow cooker.

Let's start with pressure cookersAs the name suggests, it saves time. At least half the time you used to spend preparing your favorite dish.

Rice cookerAt first glance, a multicooker seems useless. But that's not true at all. Cooking buckwheat or rice seems so simple. But in reality, that's not always the case. When cooking grains, for example, in a saucepan, you have to keep an eye on them, standing over the stove to make sure the water doesn't boil away, and that the rice doesn't stick or overcook. With a multicooker, it's easier. Just add the grains, add water, and press a button. The system will automatically set the cooking time and signal when it's finished. And you don't have to stir anything.

Slow cooker - a customizable mode. This ensures your dishes are simmered, tender, and healthy. It also saves a ton of time because you don't have to stand next to it while it's cooking. Just add the ingredients and press the start button. The multicooker will do the rest and let you know.

All multicookers offer these three modes. However, you can choose two or just one multicooker with the desired number of modes, depending on your needs and preferences. When choosing the size of the appliance, consider your needs, the number of family members, and the purpose for which you're purchasing it.

Multicooker pots come in different sizes. For a small family, 3-4 liters will be enough. For a larger family, 5-6.5 liters will be enough.

Planning to steam? Then you need an additional basket. It's placed on the pot, and the cooking process occurs simultaneously. Some food is simmered in the pot below, while others are steamed in the basket.




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