Instant Pot Cookbook #2019: 550 Effortless Recipes For Beginner & Advanced Users (Instant Pot Recipes) Paperback – December 14, 2018

Well done! This is a nice book! I like the variety of recipes. I thought I would like to rate this book as a 5 stars one, but after reading this book I have noticed that there was no picture of any recipe. It is difficult more or less for me to imagine the looks of the recipes.

I love this book! I needed serious help when I first bought my Instant Pot. I had no idea what to make or how to make it, so I needed a starting place. This book is filled with delicious, easy recipes for any occasion. The meats are my favorite, but I love to host, so the appetizer section has come in pretty handy! Highly recommend for new users and for those who've had their instant pot for a while!

This book has so many recipes that use real food and ingredients that I either already have on hand or would also use for multiple recipes. I have struggled for years to find a way to incorporate healthy eating into my lifestyle and with these recipes it seems so easy. I have tried some recipes of this cookbook and all my dishes were delicious. Now I can prepare good balanced and healthy food for all my family every day.

Yes there are that many recipes, I assume. Three to each page, change an ingredient = new recipe. There is no index; nothing alphabetized; no hints beyond those listed in the Pot's instruction booklet; poorly proofread: spelling, non sequiturs, inconsistent style and sparse directions. One recipe for lamb had none, only beef in it... Another in the meat section, entitled Mushrooms probably should have had a few ingredients list before, and then the mushrooms. One had the lid off, sauteing, then used standard blurb for releasing pressure?! Self published?

If you are looking for the delicious and healthy recipes for your Air Fryer, then it is a great resource for you. This cookbook includes 550 effortless recipes for beginners and advanced users. There are meat recipes, poultry recipes, side dish recipes, vegetarian and vegan, beans and gains recipes, rice and pasta recipes, soups and stews, fish and seafood recipes, snacks and appetizers, breakfast and brunch recipes, dessert recipes. All these recipes are saved with simple ingredients and easy cooking directions. I have tried some recipes of this cookbook and all my dishes were delicious. Now I can prepare good balanced and healthy food for all my family every day. I liked this cookbook and I'm glad to have it on my Kindle to use when I need it. I highly recommend this book for those who want to eat healthy and tasty food.

The recipes are grouped by type which is very helpful. They look great for every day cooking using what you would normally have on hand--which is a huge plus. The author gives cooking tips with each recipe. Recipes are easy to follow. I liked the layout of the recipes with the calories included for each recipe, the ingredients listed, the clear, easy concise directions, and the helpful hints or cooking tips included by the author. I also like the vegetarian recipes as well.

Bought this to take my new Instant Pot for a spin. I’m returning it without trying a single recipe. I don’t trust food cooked from a recipe book with spelling / grammar mistakes and typos everywhere. For example, page 78, “Coconut-Lime Chicken Curry” suggests that we “Add the chicken, red curry paste, salt, pepper, coconut milk, broth and SWERVE sugar.” What, pray tell, is swerve sugar? Page 80 has a recipe for “Tuscany-Style SUND-Dried Tomato Chicken.” If the books wasn’t edited ... how do we know the recipes were even tested?

1) Most of the recipes in this cookbook call for a lot of other cooking methods, and a short and unnecessary stint in the Instant Pot. Why bother dirtying up the Instant Pot when you already dirtied up other cookware? 2) One recipe specifies using dried beans THAT YOU HAVE REHYDRATED. Whaa? The Instant Pot does a great job of quickly cooking dried beans. 3) The recipes in this cookbook are nothing special. Even if I didn't want this for my Instant Pot, there isn't a single recipe I would use. 4) Return shipping is not free. Apparently, it isn't a Prime item. I will probably donate it instead of returning it, because I would only get 1/2 of my money back.