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Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi Air Fry Oven produces results that are as crispy and juicy as regular frying, but not greasy. It also performs the tasks of a common toaster oven (toasting, baking), the quick-roast function of a convection oven, and it dehydrates, which means it can reach very low temperatures and stay on for up to 12 hours. What we like: • The 13 x 13 basket is larger than other air fryers on the market, and can hold up to four pounds of food. • It flips upward and rests on its back for storage, perfect if your kitchen lacks counter or cabinet space. • You can open this from the bottom to easily clean the interior. Ninja Foodi Grill Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi countertop grill combines the best of grilling and air frying. Though this gets super hot — it can reach 500 degrees — you don’t have to worry about your kitchen filling up with smoke. What we like: • It can quickly cook dense foods, like chicken breast, from frozen. • The surface area is much larger than most countertop grills. • No need to flip foods like burgers or fish. Ninja Foodi Deluxe Pressure Cooker Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi Deluxe Pressure Cooker combines pressure cooking and air frying in one pot, which allows for browning and crisping after pressure cooking (think: a whole, juicy roast chicken with crispy skin; one-pot baked ziti; tender but caramelized ribs, etc.). The searing function allows for true browning before pressure cooking and can be adjusted to sweat veggies. What we like...

Buying guide for Best electric pressure cookers Cooking a delicious meal doesn't have to mean hours of simmering and stirring. An electric pressure cooker helps you cook faster and with less hands-on effort. If you just want to get a meal on the table quickly after a hard day, a pressure cooker might be the appliance you need. These cookers also use significantly less energy compared to conventional cooking methods, so they're great if you're trying to get a handle on your utility bills. Safety is a common concern among pressure cooker buyers. You might have heard horror stories about exploding appliances from your older relatives, but today's pressure cookers have a range of built-in safety features to keep this from happening. We looked at a variety of factors to choose our top picks. You'll probably want to consider capacity, to make sure there's enough room to cook for your whole household. Then there's versatility to consider. Many electric models can do way more than just cook food under pressure. Timer and delayed-start functions are also useful for busy cooks who want a meal ready to eat when they get home. The Instant Pot Ultra is our top choice because it is not only a pressure cooker, but it also has nine other functions, including steaming, sauteing, slow cooking and making yogurt. If you’ve ever wanted to bake a cake in a pressure cooker, you can do that in this one. It can do everything you want from a pressure cooker and more. If cabinet space is at a premiu...

> > Celebrity chefs and influencer foodies make everything look so easy. Food vloggers speed up a 20-step recipe into an Instagram video and make it look as simple as microwaved ramen. Queer Eye is like, "Here, person with no cooking experience, let's whip up some pork tenderloin canapés over a fire on this casual Tuesday night." But attempting an intricate recipe doesn't have to be as intimidating as we make it out to be. Not with a pressure cooker, at least. Instead of hoarding a separate countertop appliance for every different cooking method you may need, these multifaceted devices tackle functions from sautéing, to broiling, to cooking a pot roast in half the time (often even less) than a traditional The (opens in a new tab) and (opens in a new tab) are far from the only options in the pressure cooker universe (more commonly known as the PCU), but they're so far ahead of the competition that, in a way, they are the only options. The "Instant Pot vs. Ninja Foodi" debate is the center of countless articles, Reddit threads, and YouTube reviews. You can barely Google one without the other one popping up in autofill —putting them head to head only makes sense. Where (opens in a new tab) wins: More pressure-cooking models to fit more budgets "Instant Pot" is an umbrella term, though recent shuffling in the lineup has actually made differentiating easier rather than complicating it. Instant Home has consolidated into five main pressure cookers (as officially listed on the we...

> > Celebrity chefs and influencer foodies make everything look so easy. Food vloggers speed up a 20-step recipe into an Instagram video and make it look as simple as microwaved ramen. Queer Eye is like, "Here, person with no cooking experience, let's whip up some pork tenderloin canapés over a fire on this casual Tuesday night." But attempting an intricate recipe doesn't have to be as intimidating as we make it out to be. Not with a pressure cooker, at least. Instead of hoarding a separate countertop appliance for every different cooking method you may need, these multifaceted devices tackle functions from sautéing, to broiling, to cooking a pot roast in half the time (often even less) than a traditional The (opens in a new tab) and (opens in a new tab) are far from the only options in the pressure cooker universe (more commonly known as the PCU), but they're so far ahead of the competition that, in a way, they are the only options. The "Instant Pot vs. Ninja Foodi" debate is the center of countless articles, Reddit threads, and YouTube reviews. You can barely Google one without the other one popping up in autofill —putting them head to head only makes sense. Where (opens in a new tab) wins: More pressure-cooking models to fit more budgets "Instant Pot" is an umbrella term, though recent shuffling in the lineup has actually made differentiating easier rather than complicating it. Instant Home has consolidated into five main pressure cookers (as officially listed on the we...

Buying guide for Best electric pressure cookers Cooking a delicious meal doesn't have to mean hours of simmering and stirring. An electric pressure cooker helps you cook faster and with less hands-on effort. If you just want to get a meal on the table quickly after a hard day, a pressure cooker might be the appliance you need. These cookers also use significantly less energy compared to conventional cooking methods, so they're great if you're trying to get a handle on your utility bills. Safety is a common concern among pressure cooker buyers. You might have heard horror stories about exploding appliances from your older relatives, but today's pressure cookers have a range of built-in safety features to keep this from happening. We looked at a variety of factors to choose our top picks. You'll probably want to consider capacity, to make sure there's enough room to cook for your whole household. Then there's versatility to consider. Many electric models can do way more than just cook food under pressure. Timer and delayed-start functions are also useful for busy cooks who want a meal ready to eat when they get home. The Instant Pot Ultra is our top choice because it is not only a pressure cooker, but it also has nine other functions, including steaming, sauteing, slow cooking and making yogurt. If you’ve ever wanted to bake a cake in a pressure cooker, you can do that in this one. It can do everything you want from a pressure cooker and more. If cabinet space is at a premiu...

Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi Air Fry Oven produces results that are as crispy and juicy as regular frying, but not greasy. It also performs the tasks of a common toaster oven (toasting, baking), the quick-roast function of a convection oven, and it dehydrates, which means it can reach very low temperatures and stay on for up to 12 hours. What we like: play icon The triangle icon that indicates to play • The 13 x 13 basket is larger than other air fryers on the market, and can hold up to four pounds of food. • It flips upward and rests on its back for storage, perfect if your kitchen lacks counter or cabinet space. • You can open this from the bottom to easily clean the interior. Ninja Foodi Grill Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi countertop grill combines the best of grilling and air frying. Though this gets super hot — it can reach 500 degrees — you don’t have to worry about your kitchen filling up with smoke. What we like: • It can quickly cook dense foods, like chicken breast, from frozen. • The surface area is much larger than most countertop grills. • No need to flip foods like burgers or fish. Ninja Foodi Deluxe Pressure Cooker Credit: Ninja The Ninja Foodi Deluxe Pressure Cooker combines pressure cooking and air frying in one pot, which allows for browning and crisping after pressure cooking (think: a whole, juicy roast chicken with crispy skin; one-pot baked ziti; tender but caramelized ribs, etc.). The searing function allows for true browning before pressure cooking...