It's Moira!
8 years ago
My mother-in-law bought me an electric pressure cooker for my birthday 9 years ago. I finally unboxed it and gave it a whirl today. It's amazing.
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It's Moira!
8 years ago
Pinto beans from dry to perfectly cooked in 30 minutes. Blown away!
MaryTeodosio says
8 years ago
Woot!
Kurt
8 years ago
I love my pressure cooker. It's the only way I can cook without getting annoyed!
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Kurt
8 years ago
It can be very microwavey in terms of simplicity of use. Some dishes are literally "throw stuff in, set timer."
It's Moira!
8 years ago
I never knew! I've just been moving the unopened box from house to house:-) What are your favorite dishes in it kurtmorelos
Kurt
8 years ago
I prefer ones where you do not do browning...any additional effort beyond throwing stuff in and I may not do it lol! BBQ ribs are easy to do. Pasta, sauce, ground beef is pretty easy. Corned beef comes out...
Kurt
8 years ago
...nicely though obviously more of a seasonal thing.
Kurt
8 years ago
Did your pressure cooker come with a recipe book?
Kurt
8 years ago
When I first got mine, I scanned the booklet for easiest recipes, fewest ingredients so I wouldn't get intimidated.
Kurt
8 years ago
Not a bad comparison, Tam. A fast slow cooker.
Dede
8 years ago
i've been thinking about one for myself but it seems a bit much cooking just for me but ribs? in 30 minutes? i'm all in
Kurt
8 years ago
Yeah the speed is really attractive. And since I work from home so much, it's an easy way to get something done during a break.
Dede
8 years ago
easy clean is the next qualifier.
Hilda
8 years ago
I understand the electric ones are less scary than the old ones that would rattle. I don't have one because pressure things scare me.
Hilda
8 years ago
ToriLok Look for one that you can program, that way you can set the cooking time after which it will automatically change to Keep Warm
Hilda
8 years ago
Also the oval shape is more versatile than the round.
It's Moira!
8 years ago
Its not scary like the old ones at all, there are tons of safety features in place. You can't even open the lid if there is pressure Hilda_Static
It's Moira!
8 years ago
kurtmorelos It came with a very brief cookbook, maybe 5 recipes, and all of them with meat, and I do the veg thing:-) I found some good online recipes though.
It's Moira!
8 years ago
ToriLok It looks like a slow cooker, but it uses pressure to cook things super fast. Usually it takes about 3 hours to cook beans on the stove top, and they were done in about 30min:-)
Kurt
8 years ago
Apparently you can make stuff like rice pudding in it (one of my faves) but I haven't tried that yet.
Hilda
8 years ago
One of the best things to make in a pressure cooker is dulce de leche from condensed milk. I can't even explain how delicious this is. How to Pressure Cook Sweetened Condensed Milk
Hilda
8 years ago
My mom didn't use a rack, but she only made one can at a time. You can use the dulce de leche for a million things, or you can do what my mom and I used to do, eat straight out of the can with a spoon.
Kurt
8 years ago
May have to try that, Hilda
Lette
8 years ago
Ooh, what you said about pinto beans has me intrigued. I've ruined so many pots of dry beans because I didn't watch the stove closely enough.
Kurt
8 years ago
LettePonnier Yes, that's the thing. Even though I'm working at home quite a lot, I don't have time to really watch things. I really do need "set it and forget it."
Hilda
8 years ago
That's how I use my crock pot - dump and set.
Suze
8 years ago
Never had a pressure cooker and while I do have a crockpot, I've never really used that. Always used low heat in the oven for tougher meats but due to my schedules and/or habits I always just went that route.
Suze
8 years ago
Old habits die hard.
Suze
8 years ago
But I have seen the TV ads for those and it's tempting. :-)
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