My full Instant Pot review and buying guide for features, size, and model. If you’re deciding on size, most people say it’s better to get a deal on the 6-quart and just have 2 rather than go big, BUT if your family has 5 or more people or you really like to batch cook or do more than a pound of beans, the 8-quart may be the best choice. Both are a pretty basic model and you don’t need more bells and whistles than that! After a few years, we added an 8-quart partly because I knew I would use two at the same time often enough, partly because it was the Prime Day sale, and also because I wanted more space for certain recipes. This is the 6-quart Instant Pot I started out with. RELATED: Your complete guide to using your Instant Pot! If you have an 8-quart Instant Pot, you may be able to fit two.
Even though I can still buy squash in the store - and sometimes fairly economically - no one wants to turn on the oven to be roasting something for an hour during the heat of summer.Īnd, of course, there are times even in the fall where I realize I’ve forgotten to plan ahead far enough, and dinner will be late because that doggone squash will take a full hour to cook in the oven.Īs long as you only need one squash, you can easily use your Instant Pot to cook it. I don’t know about you, but summertime is when I gravitate towards simple, low-prep meals.īesides, squash has so many uses and nutritional benefits that I hate to go the whole summer without having them available. That means making our favorite grain-free keto vegetable pancakes or low carb spaghetti squash lasagna for dinner isn’t so simple anymore. It’s right about the beginning of summer, where I start to run out of my homemade squash in the freezer that I have stored away from the previous fall.
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