How deep is it? Want to steam artichokes
465799
It's about 4 1/2 inches deep and 8 inches in diameter. You could fit 2 big artichokes or 4 small ones.
1082114
No, Brent. I just used it today to steam artichokes, and it shut down after 90minutes. If you're willing to watch it snd re-set it after it shuts down, then it should be okay for you.
1156961
An insert that has holes sits about an inch or so above the bottom for steaming
1925775
somewhere between 13 and 13 1/2 inches - the steamer doesn't add any height whether it is in our out - I always store it w/lid upside down (knob inwards)
1905031
There is a drip trough all the way around, about 3/4 inch wide. The depth into this drip trough from the lip of the griddle is just under 1 inch. I guestimate the drip trough to be about 1/4 inch deep.
2073101
Well there is a steamer basket about three inches deep that fits on top of the nonstick pot part. It has a desalinated steam setting, but I have also had success with just adding the veggies in the basket while I'm cooking rice. It works pretty well for a steamer, but compared to my actual electric steamer it falls a little short, mainly the steamer basket isn't as deep as my electric steamer and it takes about five minutes to warm up and start steaming my Black & Decker Flavor Burst Handy Steamer only takes about thirty seconds. Overall if I would have had the Aroma rice cooker first I would have not purchased the Handy Steamer. Well there is a steamer basket about three inches deep that fits on top of the nonstick pot part. It has a desalinated steam setting, but I have also had success with just adding the veggies in the basket while I'm cooking rice. It works pretty well for a steamer, but compared to my actual electric steamer it falls a little short, mainly the steamer basket isn't as deep as my electric steamer and it takes about five minutes to warm up and start steaming my Black & Decker Flavor Burst Handy Steamer only takes about thirty seconds. Overall if I would have had the Aroma rice cooker first I... » Read More Well there is a steamer basket about three inches deep that fits on top of the nonstick pot part. It has a desalinated steam setting, but I have also had success with just adding the veggies in the basket while I'm cooking rice. It works pretty well for a steamer, but compared to my actual electric steamer it falls a little short, mainly the steamer basket isn't as deep as my electric steamer and it takes about five minutes to warm up and start steaming my Black & Decker Flavor Burst Handy Steamer only takes about thirty seconds. Overall if I would have had the Aroma rice cooker first I would have not purchased the Handy Steamer. « Show Less
1711039
There is about 3/8" clearance, not quite half an inch. I've cooked 10 chicken legs in it at a time, and they've turned out moist, with plenty of room for drippings.
1116480
Not deep enough...it literally is an inch thick so if the spices aren't the size of nail polishes then no.
1310342
hi. it's 3.5" deep and besides this the best sauce pan I ever had. very recommended!!!
1858581
I believe it is 2-1/4" deep. It made a fairly large cake and I used the rest of the batter for cupcakes.
1957335
Hi, The small steamer is 6.6 in square x 4.2 in high The medium steamer is 8.3 in square x 4.2 in high The small steamer is 9.4 in square x 4.3 in high The steamers all have a post in the center which interferes with large items. My steamer is a medium. A large artichoke can be squeezed in with its stem and top inch trimmed off if it is cut in half lengthwise. Both halves press against the center post from opposite sides, keeping it straight. The steamer works great, but I probably should have gotten a large instead of a medium. Hope this helps.
228503
It's only about half an inch high, so to steam you'd be really limited in the amount of water. For steaming you might want to stack a couple of them and use a metal colander that has a long base.
2068730
It's about 2" deep. I bought 3 and had my son-in-law mount them on the wall by my stove because I like to have all my spices handy. I have had them a while now and love them. They clean easy and I haven't had any of the rubber crack or come off which I worried about since they are so close to the oven.
1446104
Hi- the pot is 7 inches w & 4 1/2 inches deep ,the steamer insert is 7"w&apx 3 1/3"deep my most sincery regards
553107
The total depth of the insert is six and three quarters inches. I would guess a safe depth for the wax would be an inch or two from the top. I used the unit for double boiling apricots for canning and did not notice any vagaries with heat distribution. The bottom of the outside vessel was much thicker than I thought it would be and it did a fine job distributing the heat. HC
2206422
Interior depth is about 1/4" with a continuous rim, no openings on the sides. I would fry bacon in it, but keep the temp down to control splatters!
1785859
From the inside bottom to the top of the basket it is 5 inches deep. It is very sturdy and is great for blanching fruit.