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Despite how strange the last year was, some things never change and the Super Bowl is one constant. It may look a little different in 2021, but if you re anything like me, you were mostly in it for the food anyways (and you don t
need a crowd to make a giant batch of mac and cheese). It s also the perfect time to break out some of the cooking gadgets you were gifted over the holidays: Fill those air fryers with chicken wings, break in your Dutch ovens with a huge pot of chili, and of course, plug in the real star of Super Bowl Sunday when it comes to kitchen tools, the Instant Pot.
Yes, you can use your Instant Pot to make the creamiest of cheesecakes and other desserts
Jessie Sheehan, The Washington Post
Dec. 11, 2020
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1of3Instant Pot Vanilla Cheesecake.Photo by Tom McCorkle for The Washington Post.Show MoreShow Less
2of3Instant Pot Cranberry Bourbon Bread Pudding.Photo by Tom McCorkle for The Washington Post.Show MoreShow Less
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I am an Instant Pot enthusiast and am not afraid to say so. I use it to feed my family on the regular because, as many of my fellow IP-lovers know, it cooks a variety of items (steel cut oats, large cuts of meat, beans, rice) much more quickly and with less mess (and often equally as well, if not better) than my oven or stovetop.