My new Electric Pressure Cooker
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I have one of these, too. I bought it a year ago and I love it. I'm not sure about your settings, but mine has a crock-pot setting (low only) and a brown meat setting. It automatically adjusts from cooking (at the crock pot setting) to warming when the meal is cooked.
I haven't tried the actual pressure cooking part, I love the other functions so much. And very easy clean up.
I haven't tried the actual pressure cooking part, I love the other functions so much. And very easy clean up.
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my girlfriend uses one at least 3 or 4 times a week..they are spanish/mexican. says nothing is greater/faster for cooking beans!
i have a stove top one, and i use it occasionally.
i would rather use my crock pot..which i really need a bigger and better one..it is only a 3 Qt.
i have a stove top one, and i use it occasionally.
i would rather use my crock pot..which i really need a bigger and better one..it is only a 3 Qt.
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I use my stove top pressure cooker a lot. You should NEVER try to open cooker while the pressure is up. This is a safty feature. Let the pressure release quicker if you place pot in sink and run cool water over the pot. NEVER hold the pressure value down, you can take it off.
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Originally Posted by purplemem
I have one of these, too. I bought it a year ago and I love it. I'm not sure about your settings, but mine has a crock-pot setting (low only) and a brown meat setting. It automatically adjusts from cooking (at the crock pot setting) to warming when the meal is cooked.
I haven't tried the actual pressure cooking part, I love the other functions so much. And very easy clean up.
I haven't tried the actual pressure cooking part, I love the other functions so much. And very easy clean up.
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Originally Posted by sewgull
I use my stove top pressure cooker a lot. You should NEVER try to open cooker while the pressure is up. This is a safty feature. Let the pressure release quicker if you place pot in sink and run cool water over the pot. NEVER hold the pressure value down, you can take it off.
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Mine came from QVC as did both DDs. We're all glad to have it. Mine has a slo cooker function(stays on low) set on low for up to 8hrs.Going to use that tomor for baked steak.It makes the best pot roast! Just like Mom made with her on the stove Presto.
Originally Posted by prayerquilts
I got mine for $70 at Costco and I'm very happy with it.
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