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The hardest ingredient to find for weeknight meals is time, so it’s no wonder people have fallen in love with pressure cooking. Pampered Chef’s multifunction 16-in-1 electric pressure cooker will change the way you make meals. It’s your answer for fresh and healthy “fast food” any night of the week. It cooks food up to 70 percent faster than the oven or stovetop, and because it cooks so quickly, it helps fruits and vegetables retain more of their nutrients. It’s the best way to cook food right from the freezer—no thawing or planning required. Because it makes mealtime fast and easy, you’ll get more time to spend with family and friends, focusing on the things that really matter. See what our Quick Cooker can do for you.
Why People Love Pressure Cooking
1. It saves time.
Ever wonder how a pressure cooker works? The short answer is physics. Pressure cookers trap steam, which creates pressure that cooks at much higher temperatures and up to 70 percent faster than conventional methods like the oven or stovetop. Because it’s all done with steam, food stays hydrated instead of drying out.
There’s no standing over the stove stirring or flipping—just add your ingredients and press the button. And cleanup is as easy as putting a pot into the dishwasher.
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2. It retains nutrients.
Because of the high heat and short cooking time, pressure-cooked food retains more of nutrients compared to other cooking methods. Plus, it lets you cook whole grains, high-fiber veggies, beans, legumes, and lean proteins in less time than they take in a slow cooker or on the stove. So healthier meals are much faster and easier to make than before.
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3. It saves energy.
Because pressure cookers are so quick and efficient, you save more than time—you save energy, too. When you cut the time it takes to cook, you cut the energy you use by the same amount. In fact, you can save up to 70 percent of the energy used by traditional cooking methods.
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“This tool does everything but load the dishwasher! It’s fun to be cooking again.”
–Inspired Under Pressure, Wisconsin
“I'm truly amazed by this product! I use it 3–4 nights per week for quick and delicious meals for my family. I love that you can even put frozen food in it and it comes out delicious.”
–Weeknight Hero, Tyler, Texas
“We made ribs when we first received our Quick Cooker! Oh my goodness—tender and juicy, fall-off-the-bone perfection! Evening meals just got easier with this beauty.”
–Speechless, Longview, Texas
Anatomy of the Quick Cooker
More Accessories for the Quick Cooker
Eggs & More
The Quick Cooker Stackable Steaming Rack makes up to 12 easy-to-peel eggs in 6 minutes at pressure. Plus, make tender pot stickers, dumplings, and even meatballs.
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Perfect Portions
Create six individual puddings, custards, or egg cups in 30 minutes or less with the Quick Cooker Racks & Prep Bowls Set.
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Reduce Odors
Cheesecake shouldn’t smell like roast beef. With two colored Quick Cooker Silicone Rings, use one for savory cooking and one for cooking sweet foods.
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How to Use the Quick Cooker
A Quick Cooker isn’t just a pressure cooker. It’s a multifunctional cooking tool that allows you to pressure cook parts of your meal but prepare other parts of your meal with a different method in the same pot if needed. Here’s a brief look at how to use the Quick Cooker. Then check out our detailed guide for pressure cooking beans, grains, rice, vegetables, meats, and poultry.
1. Start with the recipe.
The key to a great Quick Cooker meal is understanding the recipe. Do you pressure cook everything all at once? Or do you need to brown meat or sweat onions in the pot before you pressure cook? With a Quick Cooker, you can do both and have a meal done in a fraction of the time because you can do it all in one pot. You can also use an accessory for pot-in-pot pressure cooking, so your side dish and main dish cook at the same time.
2. Prep for pressure.
The next step is to prep all your ingredients so you’re ready to go. You can make meals in a fraction of the time with the Quick Cooker, so having everything ready at once means no waiting as you move from saute or sear to pressure cooking.
3. Let the Quick Cooker do the work.
It really is as easy as pressing a button. The Quick Cooker has 16 different cooking settings you can choose from, many with cooking times already programmed. It will take the Quick Cooker about 5–20 minutes to come up to pressure, and when it’s done, the pressure will release. Then, serve and enjoy.
Easy 
33 minutes
Moderate 