Martha Stewart Richburn, Steamer Insert (10.6"), Stainless Steel

Works great!

This MS steamer basket is nice. I was going to purchase an OXO, but this one was on sale. I like the rubber feet, so you can use this in pans that would be prone to scratching. It opens and unfolds easily. Good size for medium sized pots.

A nice steamer basket with plenty of elevation via the folding feet to keep your steamables out of the boiling water. However, there is one glaring gripe I have... I hope the person responsible for the placement of a paper product sticker stuck onto the bottom surface of the device would experience the joy and dedication it takes to actually remove the darn thing . Could they not find or afford a removable label? Or maybe, just put the damned label on the containment bag instead of the actual product! Seriously, those labels should be put to a better use--like securing Fort Knox or something. Nearly impossible to remove cleanly, they have no business being plastered to the bottom of a holey substrate used in food preparation.

Nice. The rubberized feet protect my non-stick cookware. The larger than standard size is great for vegetables like corn, big potatoes, big beets.

My problem: Have vegetables that I want to steam, but don’t own a steamer. So I bought this little gem. Here’s how this magical item works. Get large pot. Add a couple of inches of water and place on stove top (on high), place magical steaming device in to pot (its legs keep it a few inches from touching bottom of pot), Add vegetables to steamer in the pot, above boiling water. From there, you are officially a vegetable steaming genius.

Martha made a simple kitchen gadget, very complicated, and just a hair too large for a 3 quart sauce pan. Buy a simpler one.

A bigger steamer for my bigger pots.

I like the way it works, easy to use, easy to clean but those feet on the bottom will give you a problem staying open when sitting it in the pot.