CHEF iQ Blog


Knife Skills 101: How to Supreme Citrus
Summer is prime time for using citrus fruits. Supreming, also known as segmenting or sectioning, is a technique in which...
How to Clean Your Inner Pot
Your Smart Cooker has a nonstick pot, which means it’s super simple to clean, either by hand or in the...
Knife Cuts 101: Specialty Types
Although sturdy chef’s, paring, and serrated knives might be your most-used edges, there are a few specialty knives we think...
Cleaning Your Smart Cooker Gasket
Armed with your Smart Cooker, you can whip up all kinds of wonderfully aromatic dishes like our Pot Roast, Beef Chili,...
What’s So Special About Slow Cooking?
  Slow cooking involves preparing foods with low and steady heat over a period of four hours or more. Most...
CHEF iQ Express: 30-Minute Meals
  On the CHEF iQ App, you can use custom filters to tailor your search to find the perfect recipe...
Smart Cooker Dos & Don’ts
Whether the CHEF iQ Smart Cooker is your first pressure cooker or an upgrade, it can be tricky learning the...
Knife Skills 101: Keeping It Sharp
Regularly sharpening your knives will make all the difference when you’re chopping and dicing. For one thing, the tasks will...
Creating a Chiffonade Cut
A Sharp-Looking Cut Professional chefs have particular cutting techniques for certain food items. For delicate herbs like basil, for example,...
Knife Cuts 101: Dicing
How you handle your knives is just as integral as the blade itself. When it comes to chopping, dicing, and...