How to FINALLY Get Started with your Instant Pot Duo in 2024!

[@jdfarm1]

Thank you. I am a 51 year old man who loves to cook, but I have not ever used the instant pot. My wife was gone today and I decided to try it, but could not figure out the buttons. I watched this video and it was so simple. The chicken is cooking in it now and the kids should be fed soon. Now I have all kinds of ideas for how to use it. Thank you for the simple explanation.

[@Tejaswini100]

😮😂 i b j C pop Q

[@TheJemstar28]

Love this!!

[@mik20241]

Wow! Most men wouldn’t bother. Your wife is a lucky lady! 😊 👍

[@ZahabiyaAmiruddeen]

Never say old

[@absk2266]

@@mik20241 kind of an unnecessary comment but it is true i guess. Fellow man who cooks here

[@daisyhart789]

As a visual learner, I’m so grateful for this video! I’m an experienced cook but have always been afraid of pressure cookers. But I’m facing my fears in order to make my own beans and save money/sodium.

[@msr1116]

The same here.....I got my visual learning style from my dad. Can't much follow written directions since they become a jumble in my mind.

[@stevegrace2134]

Young lady you are my saviour. I bought an Instant Pot here in Thailand, I opened it and looked at it for several days. My cat who knows everything was even confused. Thankyou so much much for your video. Many many thanks.😁😼

[@jamieingels1190]

I went to my local thrift store to find a rice cooker. I found a good one, but the gal who runs the shop showed me this brand new, in the box, instant pot pressure cooker that she just got in. She showed me all the cool stuff I could do with it, compared to the rice cooker, and she recommended your channel for directions and recipes.... I went ahead and got the instant pot, now here I am. Hi👋

[@melissaosborne3437]

Rice cooks really nice in a instant pot

[@phuongkern8027]

Awesome! Good for you.

[@alithiadrew]

Thank you for being SO articulate and thorough! Your videos are a pleasure to watch and VERY informative! I no longer hate dragging my instant pot out of the cupboard! 😂🎉🎉🎉

[@Knards]

Yesterday I made eggs(2 minute profile!) in my Duo Nova. I set it and came back 5 minutes later. Steam was coming out around the lid, and then it occurred to me that I had left the sealing ring in the dishwasher. I ended up running the pot dry, again without thinking. Eggs came out fine somehow, but dont be me. Always check the sealing ring is in place. Always!

[@cillaloves2fish688]

I left the seal off one time too, but was cooking soup, so nothing burned... But it leaked all over!

[@maryannconmy5807]

My daughter bought me one a few years back for Christmas. After ripping off the wrapping paper. She said be very careful, you could get seriously burned. I put the box away. Today I am going to try it, thanks to your video's. Its 95 degrees out in October October..Didn't want to cook. Now I can.

[@maddewkey]

Oh my. This is a must watch video for all beginner. The Instant Pot is so scary until it isn't after watching this video.

[@marfromwi11423]

You are SUCH a good teacher, I was going to ask if you are a teacher by training -- then I saw you have 244K subscribers, so you are clearly teaching full time I assume :)

[@TheB787heavy]

Exactly! As an ex-English teacher myself, I noticed how clearly she speaks, etc.

[@raydawn675]

You might want to consider buying the latest lid as I bought the 8 quart Duo and it is a seal/vent switch that automatically always switches it to seal every time you put the lid on, not simply turning the knob to seal or vent. I'm only suggesting this because some people might be very confused that you're using the old model lid where they have a switch

[@Cormak]

I just bought one with that feature and can't find a review anywhere that goes over that new feature or the new seal/vent sliding button. I have the 7 in 1 duo and just got it at Target

[@6FreedomFighter6]

Oh thanks, I was struggling with the pressure buttons , and then I looked up mine , and noticed it seal’s automatically when you close lid !! So I almost burned myself good tip

[@anndupree1281]

Thank you. I was confused and overwhelmed using the Instant Pot. You clarified a lot of things.

[@birdylover2338]

You are a wonderfully accomplished and engaging presenter. As a Senior of a certain age I have finally managed to get around to buying an IP, following my son's example. This is the video where I 'found' you, just last night, and I am looking forward to many hours of browsing both the tips and the recipes. It's wonderful that you have provided a series of Recipes that are intro level. And you are the only one I have come across to emphasize the importance of NOT transporting the pot by the handle - filled, empty or otherwise! Cheers.

[@alexandrainnes6142]

Yep! I bought my IP 10 months ago. And then talked myself out of using it because it would be too difficult, complicated and dangerous. Tonight I finally got over my self-induced fear and cooked quinoa in it. It was great! Lentil soup will be next!

[@karleem3473]

I love your channel! Thank you for making it easy for me not to be intimidated by my Instant pot!💕

[@horrorchick793]

I absolutely love you, lady. No joke, I got one of these for Christmas a couple years ago and it barely made it out of the box before it was back in, the buttons, lid, it was all too overwhelming. I have never used a pressure cooker before, always just used my trust crockpot but I don't have it anymore. Also, I low key was afraid I would set it wrong and it would explode, and blow a hole in my kitchen. (LOL) Anyway, I was going to re-gift this or trade it for something I could comprehend, lol. That was, till I watched this. I am going to pull my pot out tonight and try making some chicken breast. I think I can handle it now, so THANK YOU for this!!!!!

[@SteveVanderArk]

Just made my first Instant Pot meal last night and my wife LOVED it! Simple chicken and rice but it was so delicious. Thanks for all the advice!

[@lrivera5949]

Thank you for making the Istant pot make sense! I’ve read manual, watched other videos and got more confused, now I’m looking forward to finally using my pot I bought a year ago!

[@conishkee]

7/11/23: This video was extremely informative (I saw your "what not to do" video as well) and I took good written and mental notes. I'm waiting for my delivery person to bring my 8 qt. IP to me today and I'm so excited. I've done my homework between what you've shared and others I've watched over the past 2 weeks, so I'm ready to tackle this monster of a machine. Thank you for your expertise in carving the way for those of us who are new to this product. I hope to become as knowledgeable over time so that I can whip out a meal whenever I need to safely. 😃

[@dianeboettcher5775]

I love my Instant Pot and use it 3-4 times a week. I never thought of using the Sauté function AFTER pressure cooking, good to know it’s an option. Your tutorials are VERY helpful!

[@Thundowr]

Thank you so much. I have been looking for a video like this for so long. I'll get it out of the box again and try using it. 🥰

[@porsche747]

Best teacher Award!

[@mtaulton51]

This video was amazing! I feel so prepared now. Thank you!!!

[@maribella771]

Hi. I love your video. Just an opinion... it would be nice if you have this video in CC Spanish, so people who speak Spanish learn how to use the pressure cooker. I love mine but I have some friends that are afraid to use it because they don't understand all the buttons and tricks. Thank you

[@amandademirok7892]

Thank you so much!! I am brand new to pressure cooking and received my new Instant Pot Duo+ a week ago and have been resistant to try. I now feel a little more confident and ready to have a go!! Thank you!

[@Sepharimangel]

Thanks! I use 10 qt. I learned to make spaghetti with meat sauce in my insta pot. My son is Autistic has only a few foods he can eat. For a large batch of spaghetti, I upgrade to the 10 qt, because of the amount of liquid I need to cover the "cooked" ground beef, spaghetti noodles and marina sauce, without going over the max line. I also use the large one for the same reasons for NOLA red beans and rice with ham bones. He doesn't like the red beans and rice, but I make it occasionally for my friends and family. But I do use it every Sunday to easily make a large batch of spaghetti for the week for him. I just found your videos, and thanks for explaining the buttons!

[@seekfactsnotfiction9056]

_This video was made for me! I bought the 8qtr and it has been sitting there for 2 yrs now! Still in its box lol_

[@gloriaa.4858]

Seek Facts Not Fiction: Same here. An 8 qt. Xmas gift 2 years ago. Realized I was afraid to use it. Took it out of the box, looked at it, then put it back in the box to sit on a shelf (lol.)

[@robinj.9329]

One of our local Churches host an "All the Congregation Dinner" at least once each month, and their kitchen uses 4 of those Giant Size "Instant Pots"!

[@ashleys769]

Oh my goodness thank you for this!!!! Our little 6qt beauty has been sitting in the pantry for a year! I love the thoughtful and thorough explanations.

[@hello_robot]

This is literally EXACTLY me. Got my instant pot in late 2021, and never used it. Finally plucked up the courage to take it out, clean all the dust off, and started looking at youtube tutorials. And I found this video!

[@soaringkite2673]

Why don’t you have an Evo to demonstrate? Your video would be so much more useful if you had other recent models.

[@applegal3058]

I've got an Instant Pot Viva that I bought on clearance at my local Canadian Tire for $110, from $180 original retail price. I looked at the date code, and it was manufactured in 2019. It automatically sets itself to sealed when I put on the lid, and I push a button to release the steam. It also has an awesome sauté temperature. Like, I can brown meat so well in it! I sometimes have to turn it back because it will burn at the More setting if I'm leaving the food to brown without stirring. It's definitely comparable to my stovetop settings.

[@nancyjohnson5810]

I have a Duo but I'm wondering why when my cooking time is all run down and then it turns off. Where I thought it was suppose to start counting up from the L, but mine just shuts off. I don't understand. OK thank you if I would have watched until the end I always turn off the keep warm button so that's why I don't get the L and it doesn't start counting up when the cooking is done!!! Thank you for answering also it's nice to know that I can turn off that sound and make it silent when putting on the cover.

[@pjschmid2251]

I wouldn’t twist the condensation cup off the way she did I would slide it off. It slides off by sliding it away from the pot. Twisting it could eventually make the tabs break.

[@mdaileyArtist]

Help. Why doesn’t my InstaPot light up on the front. When cooking it’s difficult to read the settings.

[@Demetrious7142]

I just used my new Instant Pot DUO two nights ago. The starting instructions included w/ the IPD really don't explain very well how to use it. I made some chicken, and had issues with understanding the display and how the IPD operates. THANK YOU for making this very informative video, it answered all my questions.

[@musiimentapatience254]

Can it be used without Alid especially when making porridge ?

[@bazukaran]

Thank you Lisa for this awesome vid. 👏👏👏 I just got the duo 6 qt and your great vids help me a lot. Already tried it with pea and meat soup came out amazing. And just learned that the saute feature has several levels. Thanks again and keep on the good work.

[@HRAHMAN91]

next time please dont make these huge videos, most people dont have time to sit and watch a 27 minute video just to understand how to use instant pot. I ended up getting confused and barely learning anything from this video

[@angelacampana7058]

Thank you for all the information, I’m still getting used to using mine so I appreciate all the tips and tricks♥️

[@Ravenelvenlady]

Wonderfully helpful and delightfully presented, as always. Thanks so much Lisa. 💖😉👍

[@ChuckisOutside]

Thank you for introducing me to the Instant pot. Also, you are an excellent instructor and it is so refreshing to hear someone who doesn’t drop or silence the t in words like button and important.

[@lindybollie1391]

I live by myself and have the 3qt instant pot. It’s the perfect size. I have your cookbook, “I Love my instant pot” cooking for one. I’ve made several recipes and they’ve been so good :)

[@tbates860]

I have a 3 quart as well it sure comes in handy 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jamieingels1190]

I just got my instant pot, and will be cooking for one mostly.. I will have to check out her book.

[@jennifervotodian2412]

Best 101 video I have watched. You explained so much! Thank you!

[@deniseward002]

OMGosh you did an awesome job with this. I really enjoyed it and all the information was easily absorbed in my mind. Thanks so much!

[@Spinrekisme]

Thank you, I've had my instant pot for a while now, but never really knew how to use it, too many buttons, now I know it's not so scary, thanks for putting it so simple to understand :)

[@amandawilson1948]

I took delivery of mine yesterday. I've had a stove-top WMF (I live in Germany) pressure cooker for over 10 years, but I hate having to hang around the cooker to keep an eye on it. It's also - now - far too big for me (I think 5-6 litre capacity and all of my birds have flown the nest so it's just me now 😁. I'm 62 and provide a hot lunch (with a colleague) on weekdays for ca. 140 x 6-10 year old schoolkids. I lose interest every now and again in cooking for myself but my mum (83, widow since May this year) LOVES cooking and is always sending me youtube links :) She recommended some videos, which I watched, and then I found you and I thought I might give this a go. I have the small instant pot, which is more than enough for me, and I'm looking forward to making the most of it :)

[@garygullikson6349]

Very complete instructions but a little too fast and non-stop for my slow brain. I need to back up and repeat often.

[@RDP920]

SO helpful. I'm enjoying your videos. Clear and informative.

[@annetteabbott8634]

Lisa, I love all of your videos!!! Thank you for giving me the inspiration to start using my Instant Pot!! I do have a question. Do you ever think about making another cookbook? One with the recipes you share that you make for your family? It is just my hubby and me at home now, but trying to make recipes for one isn't very effective for us. So just checking if you have another one that you may be working on for families? Happy Holidays!!

[@debbiealtman4572]

I have an instant pot and I use it. Not all the time but use it now and then. I love the instant pot . I have a crock pot I use and a Dutch oven so I try to use them all during the month. Never had an electric pressure cooker till I was in my 50’s. Love my instant pot! I love getting ideas and new recipes . So helpful. My mom had the pressure cooker you use on the stove that you put a knob on and it rocks. TFS.

[@annamartin3489]

Thank you for this video! I bought my pot about 3 years ago and probably have used it a handful of times. Today, I wanted to cook some greens and forget to not press the delay start button. Now, everything’s working alright after your instructions.

[@angelhnds8013]

You are so good at explaining how it works! Thank you so much!

[@VsUK]

I've been using a Drew & Cole pressure cooker 4.8l for a while now, best thing since the invention of the Air Fryer. But had to upgrade recently as needed more capacity & decided on the Instant Pot Pro 8L capacity. First thing I noticed that started to infuriate me is the Burn error. Nothing was burning, it was due to the source in what I was cooking being too thick, but I couldn't water it down as it would spoil the sauce. For weeks it was doing my head in to the point I was tempted to give it away & go back to my tried & trusted Drew & Cole. But then I noticed something I hadn't before, a Low & High setting. I assumed it was for heat, but it was in fact for the pressure. Low pressure takes longer, High pressure cooks faster. Since setting it to Low on foods that normally result in Burn error before it starts to cook, I've not had this problem. It takes a bit of getting used to, working out how sensitive it is for each type of foods I cook but once you crack it, it works amazingly well. I just wish they fix the Burn error because it's caused when the device gets too hot, usually indicating that something has started to burn, but it's an incorrect error I think they should fix with newer models because it's way too sensitive. What I cook in my Drew & Cole without issue, gives me Burn error with Instant Pot, and I can't help but wonder how many people have avoided this or returned it because of it. Fix this, it's an outstanding product.

[@kimmcroy9323]

I have had my duo for 4 years, in the box. By watching you do the water test, I have decided that I can do this. Your explanations, do and don'ts have really helped eliminate most of my anxiety. I have already watched about 6-7 other videos by you. Excellent!. I have the Duo Version 3. It's an older model. Thanks for showing and saying the "Pressure Cook" feather is the same as "Manual". I was totally stumped by that. I am a family of one. I saw on one of your video's you have a cookbook for one coming out? When? and How to get it? BTW,, My pot is out of the box now and sitting on the counter! Haven't used it yet. I feel i need to watch more of you video's first.

[@Lisa.Childs]

Kim, your comment made my entire MONTH! You're the reason I do what I do. Thank you soooo much for the time you took to watch my videos and leave such a generous comment!! My cookbook came out last July and is available in the description of this video :) I hope you keep feeling confident to keep cooking!!! THANK YOU! - Lisa

[@chantalsaulnier2746]

@@Lisa.Childs hi! Can you please tell me the exact name of the instant pot, the one in the middle please ? Thank you for your great video. 😊

[@gordonvolkert2304]

Best ever, glad I wrote your site down. You make more sense that 100 of those ladies who really try to make sense , and then it's the next day, and you still are confused. Awesome. Thank you. From a single guy.

[@jennydene9776]

Excellent presentation, thanks

[@mariaquintana5848]

Thank you! Finally a helpful explanation while being shown. It was hard to figure out on my own so truly appreciate it.

[@susanaarmas7821]

Excellent video. Now I can use my Instant Pot after being stored in the cabinet for 2 months ❤ Thank you

[@khushidesaii]

Can you make a video on the new variant of instant pot the duo crisp+Air fryer

[@davocc2405]

Good video - I would however recommend you also display metric equivalents on text overlays as most of the world uses metric for these measurements, even here in England we don't use Imperial measurements any more. I ask as I need all the help I can get. I'm a desperately untalented cook trying to not set fires or accidentally birth COVID23 with this thing (haven't started using it yet). I really am hoping you can help compensate for my breathtaking lack of culinary talent. Even living a mile away from Heston's Fat Duck restaurant has had no effect on me whatsoever I"m afraid to say.

[@CVgl-mj8wx]

Can you use this to make rice like a rice cooker would?

[@iw1328]

Yes 1:1 rice to water

[@TeresaSvk]

Thank Youuuuu. ❤ This is so helpful. You explained everything perfectly ❤😊 Even though i have a brand Tesla(because i will not pay a 100€ extra just for delivery from amazon for this brand). Tesla is basicaly the same thing so everything you said aplies to that too. Thanx alot again.

[@PlayMyMusicPlaylist]

Cons: 1. Wattage +1000w 2. Safety (class action) 3. Dimension too tall 4. Unnecessary buttons 5. Insta brand bankrupt (poor after sales service) 6. Not truly canadian Ppl who should buy instapot? Ppl who pressure cook often. Majority lazy cooker should just buy japanese brand rice cooker. They do majority what instapot does (except pressure cook) and it is safer with lower wattage. Some do yogurt too.

[@miriamgladen9615]

Your explanation is really logical and easy to understand. Thank you. Perhaps I will also buy an Instant Pot. But I have one more question : can I use the IP as a presser canner? There are special appliances for pressure canning. Do I need them too? Love from Germany

[@laurettaanonby6620]

SUPERB presentation. Thank you... you have relieved me of my new-kitchen-thingy anxiety! I'm looking forward to watching your other videos.

[@drothberg3]

I took the leap tonight and had a fail on my first use! I tried to make simple kidney beans from dried (I soaked them overnight) and I thought I put it on for 10 minutes on high pressure, but I must have done something wrong, because they overcooked by a lot. I went to do something else, and when I looked at it, it said Low:29, and I didn’t know what that meant or how it happened. I think it might be that it was keeping warm for 29 minutes? The beans were too soft to use as beans, but I mashed them with some spices to make a dip to salvage them.

[@keymstr10]

Ha Ha..I have to 10 quart Instant Pot, and it gets used ALOT. I also have the 6 qt, I don't use it as much. And oddly enough I live alone...(^_^). I love leftovers, so I make a large amount of whatever, and that will take care of at least 4-5 days.

[@cantbreakaway]

I learned more in the first 10 minutes than the 3 other videos I already watched combined. You taught me about all the different functions and moved on without constantly over explaining yourself. AND, you made it all seem so simple, I'm excited to finally start using my Instant Pot. That is why I subscribed and you are now my first go to for recipe ideas or questions. No pressure though.

[@misskitty8510]

Thank you, I'm using the instant pot for the first time today, I was following a video of a lady that was making pulled pork but, she didn't tell how to use the buttons so I was really lost using it! My son had ordered the pot and took everything out of the box, I don't think it even came with an instruction book?!! I'm so glad I ran across your video! You answered every question I had! ❤👍 We got the 6 quart, I think one button is different then yours but, you still covered that too! The top is also a bit different but, easy to figure out. 😊

[@lynetteclauser3551]

I just received an Instapot for my Birthday. Your videos (this & others) are sooo informative and makes things easy. I still have a couple of questions. I was gifted a 3 qt. It’s just my husband and I and we are retired. You mentioned most recipes are based on the 6 quart. 1). Does that include your Cookbooks? And 2) Do you just take a 6 quart recipe and halve it? 3). Do you also need to adjust the cook times? 4). Is their a way to calculate it? Thank you for your response.

[@myffanwy2]

I don’t know if there’s something wrong with my brain, but I can’t seem to get this #%?! thing to work! Now I’ve had it for several years and moved twice and I’ve only tried a coupla times, but I just can’t seem to make f-n rice!! Grrrr…tried AGAIN this evening and now it says L0:24…what does that mean? And no steam release, so no cooking! One more try or I’m gonna throw the dang thing out.

[@LAKSHMIANGELES]

WOOOW! YOU'RE GREAT! JUST WHAT I NEEDED. VERY DETAILED AND INFORMATIVE. THANKS A LOT. MUCHAS GRACIAS🙏🏼 BLESSINGS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS🎊 🌺☮️💟🌺

[@timlangford8678]

Instant Pot keeps changing the control buttons faster than content creators can make videos. This video (from 2022) no longer applies to the newer Instant Pot Duo 60 V5 (2023). There is no longer a manual button or a pressure button (only "pressure level" which does not seem to work the same as the "pressure" or "manual" function buttons on the pots in this video). Oh well.

[@jimfinch8463]

I used a 6qt Instant Pot to make cheese but I cannot find how to set specific temperatures on my new 8qt duo. Using Mozzarella as an example How do I do this onan 8qt Duo?example, I need to heat the milk to 90 F before adding the rennet then slowly heat to 105F

[@brendataylor2418]

My steam release value continues to release steam after the float valve has popped up. It continues until the liquid depletes and the warning saying your food is burning. I have tried every recommended cleaning valves to checking my seal. PLEASE HELP before it goes into my trash!

[@danielcheatham3400]

I just bought a 6 qt IP. I plugged it in to do the water test. Water is in, lid is on Display reads C6L AND ALL LIGHTS ARE FLASHING HELP!!

[@ondamasters1422]

Omg thank you for this instruction video. I've had my IP for 6 months and been overwhelmed and scared to try it. You have elevated all my fears.❤

[@LR-xx5ig]

Thank you so much. I have had my insta pot for five years and only used once. You explained yourself really well and I am not afraid to use it anymore

[@thomasc4777]

Novice here. Thank you very much. Am I correct that you still need 1 cup of water when pressure cooking frozen vegetables? And how do you quick release something like oatmeal or soup w/o venting the ingredients too.🙈

[@rosestanislawczyk7425]

I have a 6.5 qt 13-1 instapot. Never used one. Use cast iron, and slow cookers. Did I get in over my head? Please help me. TIA. ❤️❤️❤️

[@roberturbahns4562]

I have found that you never over fill the pot over the max line or you will have a messy kitchen (learned the hard way) i always take a cup of water and my finger and wet the top of the pot hoppefully this makes a better seal my 3? quart max line is 8 cups or 2 quarts my nest larger says 14 cup to the max line that is only3.5 quarts >>>use my larger pot to stea, 4 pint jars for canning th3n put them back in and steam high 30 min then tighten lids

[@msr1116]

I got my first IP last evening. It was clearance priced at Walmart, had multiple functions and had the all important stainless steel inner pot. I don't see a need for pressure cooking anything just yet.....but it's nice as an option should I decide to be bold and use it cook something quickly. The pressure release shooting out steam is what's a bit off-putting.

[@aditi3112]

I have a new model of Instant Pot Duo Plus, and it doesn't have the "Steam" function in it. Plz let me know, how to do my steaming things in the Instant Pot, without "Steam" function availability. Will be thankful 🙏🏻

[@Cecilia-e5k]

Thank you so much for taking time to explain how to use the instant pressure cooker for the beginner like myself. I'm so grateful. You are an amazing person.

[@Dawn-zo2ny]

Hi, i just bought an Instant Pot for the first time and did the first test with the water for 5 minutes, and it was making a noise, but i couldn't figure out if it was the noise of the water boiling or if there is a defect in the heating element, which is kind of what it sounds like because it didn't necessarily sound like water boiling, but maybe an inconstant hissing-type sound that almost sounds like the heating element shorting out, but it seemed to go through the process ok...Do you think this is normal...?...Thank you so much, and thank you for making great videos...! 🐦

[@alekasmith9373]

I'm still confused on natural release. I needed a 5 minute natural release on my Mac n cheese and when it said L005, the valve was still up. I'm confused on whether I should have manually pushed it down. I did and it sputtered everywhere. Thoughts?

[@kenthomas4310]

Thank you; I have a much better understanding. Thanks to your explanation. I will now try a small roast with veggies. But how do it gets to your other video's. Your name is not there. Or where to find you

[@adjoaaj7593]

Literally the best video I’ve seen on this thank you so much🎉

[@nancyjohnson5810]

I love my Duo and use it all the time. But I'm wanting to use my slow cooker function. But now you say it doesn't work very well! Not what I wanted to hear. OK so now I need to go find me a round steak recipe to change tactics to pressure cook my food. I love your videos.

[@riarosz]

Thank you for your nice explanation. Btw, what should we do if there’s a sudden blackout during the cooking process?

[@dummkompf]

I keep hearing the sound of a door shutting in the background. I thought it was in my house and it was annoying the hell out of me. Finally I realized it is coming from my headphones! wtf is that noise.....

[@johncover5877]

I just wanted to say thank you for pronouncing the word "BUTTON" properly instead of "BUON" Which drives me crazy! Loved your video and explanations of the functions. 72 year old male here and have been pressure cooking for years. I have a manual pressure cooker, large pressure canner, 3qt. electric and 8qt.Instant Pot. I really like to pressure cook.

[@snehajain3615]

I keep getting “food burn” sign on my instant pot 8qt duo. When i try to pressure cook my lentils. I recently purchased if and don’t know what to do

[@NuckinBanana]

Anyone else love the way she says the word "buttons"? ❤

[@ellabella2693]

Yes!!!!! Love it 😍

[@tainorosario8902]

I'm a truck driver and i bought the 6 quart, it was the smallest they had with the stainless steel bowl. Didn't really work for me, i mess up my 1500 watt inverter. I found the 3 quart and it is perfect for cooking on the road.

[@kwakuniiameyaw1966]

Tried mine for the first time since I got it..then boom...it just explode underneath 😢..what was the problem

[@dbsimms63]

You explained this so well thank you. I have an instant pot ip-lux, I don't have the pressure button, so did this unit only cook at high pressure?

[@kathysheeran6589]

Great instructions. I’m learning so much. I didn’t know about Lid rest. Awesome. ❤❤❤

[@shill7524]

Thank you so much for breaking this down. I just made some excellent chicken and rice. 😊😊

[@MamaKarma13]

Why won't mine go beyond 8 minutes, to set the time? My recipe says to cook for 13 minutes, but it won't go that high...😢