If you ever try to cook pilaf in a slow cooker, it is likely that you will no longer want to cook it on the stove. Firstly, it is very convenient - in a high bowl, food is fried without greasy splashes in all directions, the kitchen remains clean. Secondly, the concentration of the taste of pilaf is more pronounced, since all the juices and aromas of the ingredients remain within the bowl, without going outside. Thirdly, the multicooker heats up the pilaf delicately and evenly over its entire area: the rice turns out to be crumbly and soft throughout the dish.