If any stains remain, Lai recommends using a non-abrasive cloth or scrubber dampened with baking soda and vinegar. If you were too late and your dish ended up scorching in the pot, remove any food that isn't stuck-on and fill the inner pot with warm, soapy water. Keep hands, arms, and your face far away from the pot lid. The sudden release of hot steam can scald, so move out of the way as soon as you open the valve. Important: Use caution when performing a quick release. Be careful, since the inner pot and lid will be hot. Make sure the inner pot is in the correct position and that it and the outer pot are clean on the bottom where they connect. Make sure all of the parts in the lid, including the silicone ring, are in their proper place and in good condition. If the food in the pot isn't scorching and has plenty of liquid, examine the Instant Pot itself. Proceed with the remainder of your cook time, subtracting a minute since the pot will have to come back up to pressure. Give the mixture a stir, dislodging anything from the bottom of the pot, and seal the lid. If you see food browning or stuck to the bottom of the pot, or if there is little to no liquid in the pot, then add some liquid - often about a half a cup will suffice. "If you sauté prior to pressure cooking and you do not properly deglaze the bottom of the pot, food stuck to the bottom can cause the burn notification," says Lai. Lai says the most common cause for a burn notification is not adding enough liquid to the pot or using thick ingredients like a thick tomato sauce. Depending on your machine, the screen will either display "burn," "hot," "food burn," or "OvHt." "The burn notice simply indicates when food is burning on the bottom of the inner cooking pot," says Claudia Lai, Senior Marketing Director of Instant Brands. Most of the time you can still save your dish if you follow a few simple steps.
This alert, which is often accompanied by loud beeps, can go off as the pot is coming to pressure or during pressure cooking. One notification that leaves home cooks puzzled is the burn notice.
One of the reasons the Instant Pot is so popular is because it has a number of programmable features that can alert you when the pot has come to pressure, finished cooking, and more.
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