Better Homes and Gardens Fast or Slow

Kitchen tools can make the difference between a home-cooked meal and takeout. For years, the savvy cook's secret weapon has been the slow cooker, delivering fantastic meals after a day of simmering. Now the pressure cooker, updated and easy to use, has become another timely tool—dinner can be ready in 30 minutes. The collaboration between these two all-star appliances creates a must-have book for anyone who longs for a real dinner at the end of the day. Want beef stew and have time in the morning? Pop in your ingredients and enjoy a fully cooked dinner when you come home. Running late in the morning? No problem—make the same savory stew at the end of your day, in about 30 minutes. This is also the book for Instant Pot fans—choose your setting, and relax—dinner is done.