You know the pressure is ready: The bottom right side of the time # there is a blinking light, when the light stops blinking, the pressure is all the way and now it's starting to cook for 10 minutes.
I have finally purchased the cuisinart pressure cooker and made baby back ribs using the browning and low pressure feature. The baby back ribs turned out tender and juicy. I can't wait to do lentil soup
Liked the idea. I have always been afraid of pressure cookers but I was using for canning...the old kind you had to watch the gauge and regulate the stove top temp.
Thanks for the vid. I always put a kitchen towel over the pressure valve when I release the pressure. This serves two purposes, one, it takes the decibel level of the noise down a bit and is less scary for my dogs and it catches all that steam and stops it from going up my cabinet right over where I use the cooker. Just thought I'd share. Then you have a nice hot towel you can wipe the counter down with when its done releasing! : ) Always multitasking.
wat was the chicken u got from costcos to use in this?
vlov 5 months ago
You know the pressure is ready: The bottom right side of the time # there is a blinking light, when the light stops blinking, the pressure is all the way and now it's starting to cook for 10 minutes.
lakes2006 5 months ago
I have finally purchased the cuisinart pressure cooker and made baby back ribs using the browning and low pressure feature. The baby back ribs turned out tender and juicy. I can't wait to do lentil soup
swestnr 5 months ago
The chicken looked great! Excellent marinade!
nelson638 6 months ago
Liked the idea. I have always been afraid of pressure cookers but I was using for canning...the old kind you had to watch the gauge and regulate the stove top temp.
how2craft 1 year ago
i want to marry u!
deadleader1 1 year ago
Thanks for the vid. I always put a kitchen towel over the pressure valve when I release the pressure. This serves two purposes, one, it takes the decibel level of the noise down a bit and is less scary for my dogs and it catches all that steam and stops it from going up my cabinet right over where I use the cooker. Just thought I'd share. Then you have a nice hot towel you can wipe the counter down with when its done releasing! : ) Always multitasking.
atticus9799 1 year ago