I'm shopping for a pressure cooker.
Any tips? Experience you'd like to share?
Ones you'd recommend (or not)?
peeps
- 101 Cookbooks
- 4Q Conditioning
- Article Pract
- B r a i n y l a d y
- edith k
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- In the Pink
- Knit Sonya
- Knitterella
- Lisa's Musings
- MagKnits
- Michael Bauer: Between Meals
- Mimi Smartypants
- Needle's Edge
- not martha
- People Ruin Everything
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- Punk Rawk Purl
- Righteous Dudes & Cats w/ 'tudes
- Shatterday
- sock prØn.
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- Veganesque
- Yarn Harlot
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- Ysolda
WIPs - Tiers 1 & 2
- o the tangled webs we weave when we are trying to proceed
All Done
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plotting in circles
N N K R
Yarn Parade
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RIPs
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we got the wolfgang puck one as a present. it works well - but sometimes it seems like you haven't sealed it [but you have] ... soup in 20 minutes that tastes like it's been cooking for an hour is pretty nice....
Posted by: lisa s | November 01, 2008 at 06:26 PM
I bought a pc at Macy's many years ago. I went for a less expensive model. One that did not come with a basket. Big mistake. Get the inner basket.
Posted by: Karen San Martin | November 02, 2008 at 01:30 PM
I just love my Presto! I was told many years ago by a professional Chef to get one with the 'knob that wiggles' and not one with a pressure dial. He said it would last forever and since mine is now over 35yrs old I think he was right! LOL
Posted by: Sue | November 06, 2008 at 02:13 PM