Pressure Cooker
10-29-2010, 06:29 AM
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Your library probably had cook books for PCs.Call or e mail.Just mention PC spelled out in subject line.
Originally Posted by ksjohn
I have one but have been afraid to use it...i guess i will give it a try.
10-29-2010, 06:46 AM
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Google pressure cooker recipes. There all sorts of recipes available. Hope you find what you are wanting. I'm on my 2nd PC. This one is smaller and will hold only 3 pt. jars, not 4. I can beef in pt. jars. It is so good with noodles and so many other things. Miss my big pressure canner which was handy when I had a huge garden. Moved to sr. housing and had to sell along w/ many things that I miss now. Good luck. Marge
10-29-2010, 11:50 AM
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Yrs ago we sold our house & built a small...very small house next door.Like you, we sold many things, some I should have kept.Used to can mostly green beans & tomatoes,applesauce & pears/peaches.DH's parents & Grparents both canned beef & yum yum....so good.They both had enough canned goods to put a meal on the table, along with home made bread.
Originally Posted by Marge L.
Google pressure cooker recipes. There all sorts of recipes available. Hope you find what you are wanting. I'm on my 2nd PC. This one is smaller and will hold only 3 pt. jars, not 4. I can beef in pt. jars. It is so good with noodles and so many other things. Miss my big pressure canner which was handy when I had a huge garden. Moved to sr. housing and had to sell along w/ many things that I miss now. Good luck. Marge
10-29-2010, 12:48 PM
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For those who may be confused with pressure cookers, in order to can home grown vegtables, or meats to be stored for future use you need a cooker with a pressure gauge not just the regulator. These cookers are called canners. Food being canned needs to be processed at a set time and at a set pressure or the food won't be safe to eat. If your cooking food to be eaten right away you don't need that a cooker with the regulator is all you need.
10-29-2010, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by sltiffee
I have a presto 4 qt. My 3rd in 43 years of marrage. We got our 1st. one for a wedding present. A 6 qt. when our 3 kids were growing up. and now down to a 4 qt. again. LOve, Love it use the pressure cooker almost as much as the slow cooker.
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11-02-2010, 12:40 PM
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Think I used that site a few yrs ago, but forgot about it. Right now I have 2 library books for PC.Thanks for the help.
Originally Posted by postal packin' mama
go to "missvickie.com" for ALL kinds of pressure cooker info and recipes for everything for pressure cooking. Unbelievable all the things they can be used for.
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