What can you cook in a multi cooker?

Your multi-cooker can double as a rice cooker, and it comes with preset options for (white) rice and multigrain cooking. You can also cook soup, stews, poultry, beans and chili on its other preset modes. And the multi-cooker has a setting for making your own yogurt without the need for specialized equipment.

It is best to cook on low in a slow cooker to soften the food and allow flavors to develop, especially for a meaty stew or soup. Cooking on high is suitable for lean meats or vegetables. To swap a recipe from high to low setting, double the cooking time. Avoid swapping from low to high settings.

There are three settings on this slow cooker. 1, which is low. 2, which is high. 3, which is a keep warm function.

They’ll save you money With a multi-cooker, you can transform cheap cuts of meat and cheap staples like dried beans into delicious dishes that’ll really hit the spot. Because they cook so quickly, you’ll also use less energy than cooking with your oven or stovetop.

COOKING PERFORMANCE Our first test on the Russell Hobbs 2 litre slow cooker was to fill it two thirds with water and set it to cook on low. We recorded a maximum temperature of 68C / 154F which was reached after three and a quarter hours.

Most slow cooker recipes need 6 to 8 hours of slow heat. Leaving the appliance on for days is definitely not recommended. Hence why most cookers have a 24-hour programmable cycle. After the 24 hours are over, the cooker will shut off automatically.

Eliminating the need to use a steamer, deep fryer, a slow cooker, an oven, hob, bread maker, a rice cooker and even a microwave (you get this gist) a multi cooker takes up only a small amount of space on a counter top and by using only one electric plug socket, it’s energy efficient too.

Most multi-cookers include around 9 to 15 functions meaning you can fry, saut, simmer, and bake easily. The multi-cooker can also cook: Stew.

Auto When set on Auto, the slow cooker begins cooking on High until it reaches temperature. Then a thermostat switches the slow cooker automatically to Low, and remains on Low for the remaining duration of cooking time, until switched Off. NOTE: Auto setting does not switch the slow cooker off at any given time.