can you prepare and cook the next day?
1964868
you can cook it the same day...maybe you mean, can you soak it one day and then cook it the next day (???)...if so, YES...I usually just put it in something and cook it the same day...the cubes are very small and receive moisture quickly.Not a great buy, but I was looking for something that would keep and could be turned to food in an emergency...
1964869
Well I suppose you could soak them a day before but I have not tried it. It is only 12 min to soak then you cook them so it is fairly fast.I add the water to soak while preparing the other parts of the meal. The time saver would be to cook then reheat the next day, which theyare great reheated as well.
1964870
Yes, just keep it cold. I don't always use the whole container, so I keep re-hydrated hash browns in fridge for a few days, no problem.
1964871
I don't believe so......they would fall apart.....but they are so quick, I can't imagine why you'd need to.
480461
Yes. But I have trouble figuring out how to time cooking; I mostly just use the pre-set times by pushing 1 (for 1 min.) or 2, etc.
863589
I would cook the food your normal time then transfer to a serving bowl...I used mine in my pressure cooker and then took the food straight to a bowl...Mine was just fine...
514410
About a day to set up and then another day to drain. So two days before you can eat it.
1188191
Yes, definitely. It has a roast feature, and will stay cooking for 2 hours.
1462004
sure, you can. I preheat the pot on medium heat and cook meat for a few minutes with the cover off to brown.
132631
Yes u can I normally put my food on about one and a half hours before I eat primarily soup and dinner reheats food is always warm and never dries outYou can heat frozen food but takes a bit longerJust remember to give it time to heat when you do food is great
660934
Interesting question for trial and error. We always freeze our leftovers for another day. They reheat well and never go to waste.
1912474
I haven't done it but I see no reason not to. You may have to adjust your timing and add veggies last sine they take less time to cook. Hope it will wok out for you
2243502
Mine did. The first day or two can be overwhelming keeping track of everything. But you fall into a quick rythmn. Their website has a few good recipes that I'd look into as well.
1642003
You could plan ahead and leave in the fridge to thaw for the next days meals or I defrost for about a minute in the microwave. I also took a few in in separate Tupperware's for a little road trip this weekend just put into a cooler and they were good through out the two days.
896577
YES!! I make one pot for two days. I have given this pot as gifts and everyone LOVES the flavor.
1124637
Absolutely --- any recipe you'd like. Just make sure to cut the cooking time by 1/3.
1947296
Yes, you can cook a smaller amount. The portion doesn't matter. It will still come out just as good.
438403
Yes. Just make sure you recipe doesn't have ingredients that timers shouldn't be used with.
711161
No. Like a frying pan or a grill you have to know how long you want to or need to cook something.
2147223
I have not done that but I'm sure you could. The only issue I can think of with that is you might have to adjust your cooking time a little bit depending on how much you use.