The Best Pressure Cooker Accessories

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Whether you’re experienced with pressure cooking or you’ve just begun the magical journey, you have or will come across a recipe that requires a little more than just your pot. If you’re like the rest of us instant cooker lovers, you’ll eventually want all the pressure cooker accessories you can get your hands on.

The Best Pressure Cooker Accessories - The Fervent Mama: In my humble opinion, there are definitely some must-have pressure cooker accessories that you'll want to add to your shopping list or Amazon Prime!

Are pressure cooker accessories needed? Of course not. You could just skip those special recipes all together, but then you wouldn’t be using your pressure cooker to its full potential. What about desserts?Almost all instant pot desserts use some sort of extra component and as simple as it sounds, you don’t want to miss out on those sugary treats!

In the first few months of using my pot, I never even used a trivet which is a very common tool. But the more acclimated I became with the power of this wizardry, I knew that if I wanted to bump up my skills I was going to need some of those “extras”.

 

I say extras in quotes because, in my humble opinion, there are definitely some must-have pressure cooker accessories that you’ll want to add to your shopping list. Or be a homemaking goddess and just Amazon Prime it. This list is crafted with no particular brand in mind so that we could meet the needs of all amazing instant cookers!

The Best Pressure Cooker Accessories

Folding Steamer Basket

This gadget will truly be your one-pot wonder partner because there are so many ways to use it. The folding element will allow the basket to fit any size pot and if you snatch one up that has legs, you can set it on top of your main dish during cooking!

Stainless Steel SteamerStainless Steel SteamerSilicone Folding SteamerSilicone Folding SteamerStainless Steel Steamer w/feetStainless Steel Steamer w/feetHandled Stainless Steel SteamerHandled Stainless Steel Steamer

Stackable Steamer Basket

You’re probably wondering why you’ll need two steamer baskets. Well, you kinda don’t but you kinda do, it’s more preference. This steamer basket stacks meat, veggies and more between 2-3 separated pans, allowing you to cook meat separate from veg, or veg away from potatoes; options are endless.

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Springform Pan

Quiche, custard, hash, cheesecake, regular cake; all things that you can make in a springform pan. If you plan on making any of these delicious dishes, you’ll want to get a small springform pan that fits your particular pressure cooker. Be sure that you check the size of your pot and the springform.

6 x 2-3/4 Inch Springform Pan6 x 2-3/4 Inch Springform Pan7 Inch Non-stick Springform Pan7 Inch Non-stick Springform Pan4 Inches Non-stick Springform4 Inches Non-stick SpringformMini Springform Pan setMini Springform Pan set

Small Ramekins

You may have some of these on hand and if you do, you’re doing great! Did you know that you can stack these babies and make multiple little dishes? Things like egg bites, chocolate lava cakes, mini cheesecakes, custards, muffins. Don’t pass this one up!

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What are your favorite pressure cooker accessories? I really want to know, do you wing-it for any of your accessories? I’ve been known to use my trivet as a makeshift steamer and mason jars of all sizes as ramekins. So spill it all in the comments, what are your appliance hacks?

I use most of the components above weekly and don’t think I could go on without them! But for sure there are some accessories that you may not always use but could definitely be handy if you have some extra storing space. I’ve listed the ones I consider as “extras” below, so keep reading for more fun!

Extra Accessories

Pressure Cooker Silicone Lid, 10 InchesPressure Cooker Silicone Lid, 10 InchesGreek Yogurt Stainless Steel StrainerGreek Yogurt Stainless Steel StrainerUniversal 10 Inch (25.4 cm) 8 Quart - Tempered Glass Pot CoverUniversal 10 Inch (25.4 cm) 8 Quart – Tempered Glass Pot CoverWide Mouth Mason JarsWide Mouth Mason JarsPot Pan Gripper TongsPot Pan Gripper TongsEgg cooker Steamer Rack TrivetEgg cooker Steamer Rack Trivet7 Cavity Silicone Mold7 Cavity Silicone Mold

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3 Comments

  1. Thank you so much for this recipe. I have a name brand pressure cooker and looked and looked for an easy recipe. I don’t have a yogurt button either. Thank you for making life a little easier.

  2. Does the pressure cooker need to be plugged in or at a certain temp for the incubation/ 8 hours? Or does it just sit with the towel around it, unplugged for 8 hours?

    1. Brooke Poston says:

      Hi, Emily! It just sits, unplugged, with a towel around it for 8 hours. 🙂

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