DS. DISTINCTIVE STYLE Steamer Rack 304 Stainless Steel Steaming Rack Steam Tray with Removable Legs for Instant Pressure Cooker Multi-functional Steamer Basket (Silver - 22cm)

Worked amazing! I can’t wait to experiment with steamed recipes me and my husband had gotten tamales from Trader Joe’s and didn’t realize the instructions recommended steaming them (also microwaving but i wanted the full cooking experience i guess i could say) 😂 so i ordered this one it is practical and you can’t beat the price! Fit into the big pot perfectly but i will say, i’ve got much too learn about steaming food because what i thought was a small amount of water for it, was in fact not and kind of overflowed over this stand😂 ya love and ya learn i loved this! Tamales turned out delicious 😎

I do not can all the time, but when I do decide to water bath can I have a fairly good selection of canning equipment. Unfortunately, almost all of my water bath equipment is intended for the larger wide mouth jars I typically use to can tomatoes, peppers, etc. Last week I decided to can some fresh strawberries and use my supply of smaller “jelly” size jars, but when a tried using the racks I had to hold them in place in the water bath the openings were far too large and the jars just fell to the bottom.Being in a small panic as the strawberries would not wait forever, I checked Amazon and instead of a wire rack, I found the solution was a stainless steel plate with short legs that easily hold all the jars while keeping them off direct contact with the bottom of my crock pot. While most of the dimensions in the advertising are in metric and approximate, here is what you need to know: The stainless steel disk has a slight raised rim around the outside which helps keep the jars from touching the inside of the pot. The disk measures 8-1/2” in diameter, and the pot in the photo is a standard 10” pot, which actually measures 9-1/2” inside diameter.This means there is a half-inch clearance all around which is perfect to place inside and take out without any problem since it’s not a tight fit. The legs raise the plate surface 2-1/2” but for a tall crock pot and short jelly jars this still leaves the jars far below the water level. While the three stainless steel legs were fairly easy to press into the provided notches on the bottom of the plate, this takes a little wrangling to make the connection so I recommend leaving the legs attached when stored even though this might make it slightly harder to stack with other canning equipment while avoiding bending.I am pleased with my purchase and really liked the lower sale price!

Loved it worked out perfect

The Steamer Rack Premium 304 Stainless Steel Steam Tray proves to be a durable and practical tool, especially when used for steaming corned beef. Its sturdy 304 stainless steel construction ensures it can handle the weight of large cuts of meat without bending or warping. The removable legs elevate the tray, allowing even steam circulation, which results in evenly cooked food.One downside is that the legs, while removable, can be slightly tricky to secure or detach, which could be a minor inconvenience during setup and cleaning. However, once assembled, the tray remains stable throughout the cooking process. It’s a versatile tool, useful beyond just corned beef, for steaming vegetables or other proteins as well.

The steamer was great , it has 4 little legs that you can use to add some height and they are easy to take on and off the only issue was due to my pots not being tall enough and I was wanting to make some tamales which required me to make them standing up and for the lid to close very tightly .. if I were making short tamales or something else it would have worked just fine

The 10.3 inch 304 Stainless Steamer Rack enables me to steam fish in the shortest amount of time consuming less water using the MadeIn 12 quart stockpot because the stockpot is closed causing the hot evaporating water to cook the fish in less time using less gas fuel.

Perfect fit. Easy to keep clean

Very stable raised steaming platform for my 15 quart stockpot and 8 quart saute pan.Just tried it out for several pounds of Dungeness crab. The rack was very stable and elevated over a good amount of water. Easy to clean. Easy to remove from pot by sticking a chopstick in one of steamer hole and lifting rack out of deep pot. No scalding my hands. I will get another rack in a smaller diameter for my pressure cooker and other pots.