We at America’s Test Kitchen were curious about how professional chefs use pressure cookers in their restaurants and/or homes. Their answers were inspiring.
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Tony Maws (Craigie on Main, Kirkland Tap & Trotter)
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I've made bone-in pork chops in an Instant Pot, that melt in your mouth, which sounds gross when talking about meat, but trust me, it's incredibly good, AND the gravy I make with the juice at the bottom of the pot, tastes like I slaved away at it all day, and all it took was less than hour start to finish.
I'm fucking 10 years late to the party….
Here in Brazil everybody uses Pressure Cooker. The secret to use well is cook and let it lose the pressure naturally. And never pull the valve, or you can give your skin fried by vapor. If you need to cold quickly, just let water fall in the side, or you can break the rubber (if your cooker have one).
some of them using aluminum, and others are mostly stainless steel, people should not using aluminum for high pressure cook
There are so many alternatives that you kind of deserve for it to blow up if you're using one.
Ayo this dude eatin beans!
Cooking fish in a pressure cooker :))) ?!
Tough cuts of meat always come out perfectly in a pressure cooker. I just started cooking with one and it's amazing how much time it saves, especially here at high altitude.
We don't have oven so we make cake in pressure cooker too
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In the end, I went with #5.
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Another amazing pressure cooker. See my cooking videos
Haha the cooker looks brand new even stickers still on, so fake advertising
I've never tasted anything good that came out of a pressure cooker. It always takes away the flavor and makes the food taste like gross cardboard.
my favorite things to make with a pressure cooker is stocks. It is so easy and the flavor is so amazing as well. A 6 hour stock is easily made into an hour and a half stock. Its an amazing tool to have 🙂
2 or 3? You're lying.
The first time I used a pressure cooker I was two or three years old. No, you were filling your diaper while someone else was cooking AND considering childhood amnesia, you most likely don't remember ANYTHING AT ALL at that age.
Also you can make pulled pork in no time and won't be dry at all
Hahahah he first used it at 2or 3 years old ! :)))))
Stove top pressure cooker will always get faster and better results. Can sear meats better and release pressure naturally better.
However wouldn't think a pressure cooker could make fish better than in an oven… oven baked fish in a Dutch oven would create better caramelization and flavour
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