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In the Pressure Cooker!
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de Stokesay
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I just read this thread, and it’s made me want to dig my pressure cooker out of the back of the cupboard. I got it for a wedding present the first time round, and we only used it a couple of times. It’s been sitting there waiting for some love for years now!
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When I was single, 40+ Years ago, my Grandmother gave me one of her small pressure cookers.
When my wife took over the kitchen she declined to use it due to safety concerns.
It now stays in the back corner of the corner lower cupboard and sees the light of day every couple of years during deep kitchen cleaning.
The wifey has been using the modern version, the “Instant Pot” She likes the safety features, the quick sauté feature, and easy cleaning.
I’ve been enjoying the meals made with it weekly for the past year.
On the plus side “You Tube” is full of recipes and step by step instructions for use. MMM!
When my wife took over the kitchen she declined to use it due to safety concerns.
It now stays in the back corner of the corner lower cupboard and sees the light of day every couple of years during deep kitchen cleaning.
The wifey has been using the modern version, the “Instant Pot” She likes the safety features, the quick sauté feature, and easy cleaning.
I’ve been enjoying the meals made with it weekly for the past year.
On the plus side “You Tube” is full of recipes and step by step instructions for use. MMM!
MisterCairo
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We use our Instantpot regularly. Canadian design, it can do a roast chicken in 20 minutes, baked potatoes in 12.
Jasonindenver
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Huge Instant Pot fan here.
I love it for short ribs, pot roasts and any form of meats dishes that may otherwise benefit from hours of braising in the oven.
It really shines on my parmesan and saffron risotto dishes. What could take an hour plus is now 30 minutes and the results are consistently perfect.
I love it for short ribs, pot roasts and any form of meats dishes that may otherwise benefit from hours of braising in the oven.
It really shines on my parmesan and saffron risotto dishes. What could take an hour plus is now 30 minutes and the results are consistently perfect.
William G.
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I use a pressure cooker multiple times per week. I just haven't brought myself to buy an InstaPot when the stovetop works so well for me. Maybe if I find a good sale price on an InstaPot, I'll change my mind.
Mostly I cook beans or potatoes or rice in my pressure cooker, but Val also uses it for Ropa Vieja and shredded chicken. Also, hands down the best pizza sauce I've ever had came out of a stainless pressure cooker.
Mostly I cook beans or potatoes or rice in my pressure cooker, but Val also uses it for Ropa Vieja and shredded chicken. Also, hands down the best pizza sauce I've ever had came out of a stainless pressure cooker.
MisterCairo
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Today in the Instant Pot - chili con carne...
