You are what you eat say Russell Hobbs and I have to agree. Whenever I cook there is always a vegetable on our plates, my husband loves meat and potatoes but I insist on giving him veg whether he likes it or not. One of the best ways these days to cook is with a steamer as it retains the natural vitamins, minerals and moisture in food plus negates the need for added fat. It also is a great way way of cooking and one that we do a lot in our house. In fact, you can literally make your whole meal in a steamer and not have to use the oven or hob at all which I think is great. This Russell Hobbs steamer has three different sections or trays on it which I think is ...  Read the complete review

When I moved into my new home one of the things on my "must have " list was a vegetable steamer. My mum got me one the same as hers its a Russell Hobbs White Oval Steamer. I think she paid roughly £25.00 for it. I'm not sure where she got it from but they are available on Amazon. The Steamer The steamer is so easy to operate. It comes with the following A base unit A steam tube A diffuser A rice bowl A divider 3 baskets and a lid. There are no complicated settings it is literally one timer dial which you simply turn to the amount of minuets you want to steam for. The dial slowly moves round back to ...  Read the complete review

I don't quite know what I used to do before I bought a steamer to cook my food. I was always at a loss on how to prepare and cook certain foods in particular fish, I try not to fry foods as I know it isn't good for me, no matter how good they taste and it was when I was doing my weekly shop that I decided to ask the fishmonger what the best way to cook the Salmon steak I had just bought was. It was suggested I tried putting it in my steamer for 15 minutes and adding the odd bit of parsley on top to add to the flavour, not wanting to sound embarrassed and say I didn't realise you could cook fish in a steamer, I thought it was just vegetables I decided to order one and ...  Read the complete review