@nanata "One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating" (and cooking). ~Luciano Pavarotti and William Wright, Pavarotti
@thestrugglewithin We didn't weigh the meat after cooking, sorry. Our pot roast was 3.5lbs before cooking, and we got about 5 meals from it. Hope that helps.
My local supermarkets are well, pathetic. The selection range is limited; one supermarket doesnt even stock chuck cuts can you believe that?
Blade seems to be the closest thing to most cut recommendations - my reason why I haven't chose the round roast is because the nutritional content is too different to that of chuck (blade is closer).
The blade cuts are fairly thin, how should I adjust the procedure for these?
@thestrugglewithin How thin is it sliced? You might be able to get away with a little less time but not too much. Blade cuts are quite tough being muscles in that area are heavily exercised. This is perfectly good for a beef roast when braised in a pressure cooker.
This looks like the perfect recipe for me - there are differenttypes of cut for chuck and round (roast vs steak)- is there any type that you emphasize for use?
Thanks very much for the videos - you have no idea how much this is saving and helping me.
I've never used a PC before, its actually being couriered to me as I type this; I will only be cooking a meat portion ranging of 1 -> 1.5lbs - would there be a reduction in time?
@thestrugglewithin Yes you would probably want to reduce it by 3 or 5 minutes. 35-40 minutes is the range recommended for roasts 1.5 - 2 lbs. Let us know how the pot roast comes out
Edit: Tried it two days ago - all I can say is it was wonderful. Meat was tender - veggies and spices lending their flavors. I just bought my pressure cooker this weekend and have been trying something new every day. It's a love affair. I've never even cooked a roast before. Thanks again for the vids.
@sinfuldavy0 Any red should do but maybe stick to ones with full body (Merlot, Cabernet). More spice in the food usually goes with a stronger fuller wine.
@Ecclescake47 So sorry : ) We actually ended up changing the audio in this one so you might find it a little more easy on the ears. We try to mix it up and have fun with a diverse bunch of creative commons music from great artists out there.
@raelynn1988 Thanks! We like Miss Vickie's Big Book, The one by Lorna Sass is good too. Check your library or a quick search on Amazon should bring up a good selection.
trying it tonite wish me luck!
fungirlparty 4 weeks ago
love your channel
nilssonann85 2 months ago in playlist Pressure Cooker Recipes
@nilssonann85 Thank you! I'm so glad you like the videos.
PressureCookerDiarie 2 months ago
Oh so peaceful, cooking is my therapy and potbroast in the preassure cooker is my best exercise! Thanks for posting
nanata 4 months ago
@nanata "One of the very nicest things about life is the way we must regularly stop whatever it is we are doing and devote our attention to eating" (and cooking). ~Luciano Pavarotti and William Wright, Pavarotti
PressureCookerDiarie 4 months ago
Any idea on what kind of yield you get with the meat (weight after cooking)?
I need to have specific portions, which is why I ask.
thestrugglewithin 4 months ago
@thestrugglewithin We didn't weigh the meat after cooking, sorry. Our pot roast was 3.5lbs before cooking, and we got about 5 meals from it. Hope that helps.
PressureCookerDiarie 4 months ago
@PressureCookerDiarie
My local supermarkets are well, pathetic. The selection range is limited; one supermarket doesnt even stock chuck cuts can you believe that?
Blade seems to be the closest thing to most cut recommendations - my reason why I haven't chose the round roast is because the nutritional content is too different to that of chuck (blade is closer).
The blade cuts are fairly thin, how should I adjust the procedure for these?
Thanks again, sorry for being such a noob.
thestrugglewithin 3 months ago
@thestrugglewithin How thin is it sliced? You might be able to get away with a little less time but not too much. Blade cuts are quite tough being muscles in that area are heavily exercised. This is perfectly good for a beef roast when braised in a pressure cooker.
PressureCookerDiarie 3 months ago
@PressureCookerDiarie
Awesome, then this will work out perfectly.
They look about 1/2-2/4 inch thick. Same with the chuck steaks. I'll have to try both and see how it goes
thestrugglewithin 3 months ago
This looks like the perfect recipe for me - there are differenttypes of cut for chuck and round (roast vs steak)- is there any type that you emphasize for use?
Thanks very much for the videos - you have no idea how much this is saving and helping me.
thestrugglewithin 4 months ago
@thestrugglewithin
Nevermind - I just found it on your site - thanks anyways!
thestrugglewithin 4 months ago
@thestrugglewithin Let us know if you have any other questions and thanks for your comment : )
PressureCookerDiarie 4 months ago
@thestrugglewithin We used the round roast. I would recommend that cut for this recipe.
PressureCookerDiarie 4 months ago
@PressureCookerDiarie
Awesome, thanks for that.
I've never used a PC before, its actually being couriered to me as I type this; I will only be cooking a meat portion ranging of 1 -> 1.5lbs - would there be a reduction in time?
Thanks again
thestrugglewithin 3 months ago
@thestrugglewithin Yes you would probably want to reduce it by 3 or 5 minutes. 35-40 minutes is the range recommended for roasts 1.5 - 2 lbs. Let us know how the pot roast comes out
PressureCookerDiarie 3 months ago
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28 ounces seems like a lot of broth?
Owomp 4 months ago
28 ounces seems like a lot of broth?
Owomp 4 months ago
Nice video. You don't make us suffer through watching you cut up every single veggie. Nice and concise.
chamois007 4 months ago
@chamois007 Thanks!
PressureCookerDiarie 4 months ago
Just ordered my pressure cooker this past weekend. Can't wait for it to arrive. Great Video! Well Done :-)
pandy5746 5 months ago 2
how many onions?
joan1ism 5 months ago
@joan1ism oops, 1 big onion should do it or two small ones. : ) Thanks for the heads up.
PressureCookerDiarie 5 months ago
need to write ingredients down , it's too fast
joan1ism 5 months ago
@joan1ism Sorry : ) If you time it right you should be able to press "pause" when they show on the screen
PressureCookerDiarie 5 months ago
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Edit: Tried it two days ago - all I can say is it was wonderful. Meat was tender - veggies and spices lending their flavors. I just bought my pressure cooker this weekend and have been trying something new every day. It's a love affair. I've never even cooked a roast before. Thanks again for the vids.
ladygeleven 5 months ago
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ladygeleven 5 months ago
That's a great combination of ingredients. Can't wait to try this one. Good Vid!!!!
ladygeleven 5 months ago
@ladygeleven Thanks, let us know how the pot roast turns out.
PressureCookerDiarie 5 months ago
NOW THATS WHAT IM TALKIN ABOUT
werewasyo 6 months ago 2
Would any red wine do for deglazing and how much is used? The recipe calls for 1/2 cup but ion the vid, it looks like you were using a 1/4 cup
sinfuldavy0 7 months ago
@sinfuldavy0 Any red should do but maybe stick to ones with full body (Merlot, Cabernet). More spice in the food usually goes with a stronger fuller wine.
PressureCookerDiarie 6 months ago
Would any red wine do for deglazing and how much is used?
sinfuldavy0 7 months ago
good video but bloody awful background music No need for that sort of head banging music in the kitchen It is enough to put one off anything
Cookiegirl
Ecclescake47 9 months ago
@Ecclescake47 So sorry : ) We actually ended up changing the audio in this one so you might find it a little more easy on the ears. We try to mix it up and have fun with a diverse bunch of creative commons music from great artists out there.
PressureCookerDiarie 6 months ago
this is great thankyou do you have suggestion on a good cookbook....just got our pressure cooker
raelynn1988 1 year ago
@raelynn1988 Thanks! We like Miss Vickie's Big Book, The one by Lorna Sass is good too. Check your library or a quick search on Amazon should bring up a good selection.
PressureCookerDiarie 6 months ago
JUST GOT MY FIRST PRESSURE COOKER, I CAN'T WAIT TO DO THIS ROAST RECIPE, THANKS FOR YOU TUBING IT MAN...!!!
mjconnollyIII 1 year ago 2
@mjconnollyIII Thanks! We are working on more right now
PressureCookerDiarie 6 months ago