Pressure Cookers for Dummies
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Gives you the lowdown on the different types of pressure cookers that exist. This book also has special features of pressure cookers – including new safety valves – to make sure you get the modern pressure cooker best equipped to suit your needs.
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List Price: £11.95
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Question by sum142121: Where can i buy a cheap pressure cooker?
Don’t get me wrong. I don’t want it to blow in my face.
The one I have now is very small. I can’t cook ,2-3 times a week anymore.
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Answer by Michael M
thrift shop salavation army
garage sale
craigs list.
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Reviews by J. Henderson for Pressure Cookers for Dummies
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I was disappointed, it wasn’t particularly clear and didn’t really cover the areas it needed to. One of the big problems of pressure cooking is trying to find what the reduced cooking time is. I ended up looking it up on the internet.
Reviews by R. Stansfield for Pressure Cookers for Dummies
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Being new to the art of cookery (and pressure cooking) thought this might help me. It did and I now use my Pressure Cooker frequently. It’s quick, easy and SAVES ME MONEY! Many thanks to Tom Lacalamita, the author.
Reviews by Mrs. A. M. Robinson for Pressure Cookers for Dummies
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I bought a pressure cooker for my grand son. I felt this was the format he was most likely to read!!.
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Amazon has a good selection and it looks like both of these are eligible for free shipping:
Here’s an 8Qt. pressure cooker:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000Z6JIW?ie=UTF8&tag=innovatincuba-20
and for not much more you can get a 23 Qt.:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000BYCFU?ie=UTF8&tag=innovatincuba-20
I try to find the best place for you to buy a cheap pressure cooker.
The prices are good and high quality.
From this link…
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=+pressure+cooker&x=13&y=24&tag=aor-sale-20
I decided to purchase this pressure canner after an exhaustive search online. This was the best price of any of the other sites I checked. I’ll admit that the review from the woman whose canner “LITERALLY exploded” had me a little concerned, but since it was the only negative review, I decided to chance it since the price was so good ($79.97 and Free Super Saver shipping)! Best of all, it arrived in TWO DAYS!!!
The first thing I did was take the pressure gauge to my local county extension office (as recommended by the manufacturer) where they tested it and found it to be working perfectly. After getting their “OK”, I hit the produce sales at my local market.
Even if you don’t have a garden, you can still can fresh fruits and vegetables. I’ve already made 8 jars of strawberry jam using the hot water method, and canned enough tomato sauce to get me through until my own tomatoes are ripe and ready for the canner later this Summer. Unlike commercially canned or frozen produce, I can control what ingredients go into my food!
The instruction book that comes with this pressure canner gives different ways to can most foods depending on if you want to can them (1)”cooked” so you can warm them up when you’re ready to use them or (2)just safely preserved to be cooked right before serving or using in recipes.
Overall, an excellent pressure canner at a great price! Just follow the manufacturer’s instructions – including having the pressure gauge checked by your county extension office – and you should have no problems preserving fresh, healthy foods for yourself, your family, and your loved ones.
Hope you like it. Good Luck!