The Science Behind Pressure Cookers
Dan explains how pressure cookers quickly work to produce delicious results.
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Thanks a lot for this video, it's really clear.
You guys are my bible. And the video was like a tiktok. That's fine, but one pot roast does not a TEST KITCHEN example make. This was like a remedial 6th grade science class.
No talk of the REAL dangers associated.
No tips on best practices.
No discussion of the parts and varieties of P.Cookers.
No discussion on versatility, dos and don'ts, the weight of the bobber…
Yall are WAYYY BETTER THAN THIS.
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yes! Pressure Cookers save time and gas or energy. The final product taste different from 6 hrs slow simmer burn charcoal. If you put too much science into food, lost is more than gain.
Fahrenheit and cow meat pot roast. Greetings to all European vegans.
I have 2 pressure cookers that i would like to compare for maximum pressure. Can you think of some way to measure the actual pressure of each one (not just the claims of the manufacturer), so that i can make informed decisions when i need to use one? If not measure in actual psi/kPa, then some way to compare so that i know which one reaches a higher pressure?
I thought a Dutch oven was when you fart under a blanket and stick someone's head under it
This is an incomplete presentation on what to do with your pressure cooker and secondary steps ( a Pass, but Must do better on 3rd grade card )
I Pressure cook then Sear after with light breading
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You forgot to explain WHY the meat of the dutch oven was overcooked and WHY the pressure cooker meat was tender!!
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Sorry, no, there are different pressure cooker types than yours. I'm still using my mother's pot. It has a lid that pulls shut, with no rubber ring. It has two pressure valves, one that is mechanical and one that is automatic, and when that raises, you must turn the heat down. I've never seen another like mine. My mother canned in it and so do I. I have bought a couple of new cookers but have returned to the old one, due to rubber rings not fitting right and leakages.
That certainly did NOT look like it was fall apart tender.
One thing I will say to you is, a stove top pressure cooker which is infinitely safer today than it was 50 or 60 years ago, is far superior than an Insta pot
Works awesome … I use it to make beans (pre-soak over night to cook on high for 10 minutes then heat off natural release for 20 minutes)
Top video nice short and informative
Concise and informative
If something is “Fall apart tender” it is supposed to fall apart. That roast did not fall apart at all.
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Has anyone ever used a pressure cooker to cook a burrito? If not I'm trying it today so I'll let you know how it goes.
Wasn't here for cooking, I'll let you guess.
the pressure cooker roast still needed another 30 mins
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250 °F = 120°C
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Please help me with cooking time with pressure cooker Ribs in high altitude!
oh man my mouth is watering
But, what about those beloved vitamin inside pressure cooker? They would literally die😭
Um… Wtf was that ending.
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That's enlightening ❤️