ronjhall
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Did the maiden voyage with the Ultra 3 quart. Very nice unit, I think I will keep it
Good size for a quick meal for 2.
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What do you do with your Instant Pot you cant do with a crock pot?
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CADplans
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Well, we did not use the Insta Pot,, or the Crock Pot
I used the Pressure cooker.
We did this as a guess, because it is what we had in the house,
The results would be considered restaurant quality.
I browned a pound of stew beef cubes that had been coated with AP flour. I used some peanut oil in the skillet to brown the meat.
We tossed that, in the pressure cooker, plus;
4 cups chicken broth
2 cups cut up carrots
one cup cut up celery
2 cups water
one box of Zatarain's Dirty Rice
We put it on high heat, then adjusted to slight rock of the rocker for exactly 3 minutes.
Everything came out perfect, the rice was cooked, the "Dirty Rice" seasoning was exactly what was needed.
It was one of our best pressure cooker meals.
I guess the Insta Pot would do it, but, I would not know how long to cook it??
I used the Pressure cooker.
We did this as a guess, because it is what we had in the house,
The results would be considered restaurant quality.
I browned a pound of stew beef cubes that had been coated with AP flour. I used some peanut oil in the skillet to brown the meat.
We tossed that, in the pressure cooker, plus;
4 cups chicken broth
2 cups cut up carrots
one cup cut up celery
2 cups water
one box of Zatarain's Dirty Rice
We put it on high heat, then adjusted to slight rock of the rocker for exactly 3 minutes.
Everything came out perfect, the rice was cooked, the "Dirty Rice" seasoning was exactly what was needed.
It was one of our best pressure cooker meals.
I guess the Insta Pot would do it, but, I would not know how long to cook it??
MossRoad
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Sounds tasty. How did you depressurize the pressure cooker? Let it cool, or cold water quickly?
txdon
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CADplans
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I hit it with cold water, it STILL took over one full minute to depressurize,,
goeduck
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He was using a regular presssure cooker (as used for canning).
goeduck
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I do the same but without printed copies there is nowhere to make notes of those changes :shocked:
I need to start printing the better recipes and make notes on the paper.
txdon
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He is using an Instant Pot. That is the way mine looks like.
MossRoad
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I know how to use both an instant pot and a pressure cooker. :laughing:
I was asking which method he used to cool it. :laughing:
I was asking which method he used to cool it. :laughing:
