Russell Hobbs Cook Home Food Steamer RHSTM3

Simple to use the 3 separate stackable baskets to cook meat, vegetables and rice, at the same time. Just add tier at appropriate cooking time. Comes with rice basket insert for fluffy rice.Auto cut off timer means no need to watch. Half reservoir of water lasts approximately 30 minutes.Easy to clean, light and compact to store. Great price.

I have found the steamer easy to use and very handy to prepare meals with the multi functional baskets. Different veggies can be added to the various baskets to ensure that everything is cooked in a timely manner. It has been fantastic for steaming rice with perfect results achieved every time (and no rice sticking to the saucepan is a bonus!). The only drawback I have is with the limited bench and cupboard space in my kitchen and it does take up quite a bit of space. Thank you for the opportunity to test this product. It has encouraged me to steam more veggies adding healthy sides to the family meals.

Steaming is my preferred method of cooking vegetables, but I find it a hassle to cook them on the stove and make sure they're cooked to perfection, so I've just been zapping them in the microwave. I used this to cook raw chicken tenderloins for a curry, which I usually do in the oven but often overcook them, which I then cut into pieces. I was honestly shocked at how easy and stress free using this steamer was! I simply put the chicken in, turned the timer on (I gave it almost half an hour, unsure of how long it would take) and when the timer dinged it was cooked all the way through and juicy. It's so easy and the plastic steamer sections are so easy to wash, too! I also cooked frozen baby peas in the steamer instead of adding them to the frypan as I usually do, and ... MoreSteaming is my preferred method of cooking vegetables, but I find it a hassle to cook them on the stove and make sure they're cooked to perfection, so I've just been zapping them in the microwave. I used this to cook raw chicken tenderloins for a curry, which I usually do in the oven but often overcook them, which I then cut into pieces. I was honestly shocked at how easy and stress free using this steamer was! I simply put the chicken in, turned the timer on (I gave it almost half an hour, unsure of how long it would take) and when the timer dinged it was cooked all the way through and juicy. It's so easy and the plastic steamer sections are so easy to wash, too! I also cooked frozen baby peas in the steamer instead of adding them to the frypan as I usually do, and my son said they were perfect, as usually they're too hard. He said there was nothing wrong with the curry at all which is amazing as he's very particular about how his food is. This steamer is now my favourite appliance!