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Vanessa Olsen
ASIN: B01MTN7H5V
Publisher: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Pages: 170

Do you wish you could cook more meals at home, but you’re too overwhelmed by life? Have you tried slow cookers in the past, and are either too confused or just not impressed by the results? Pressure cooking has been around for centuries, but for many, the method remains a complete mystery. It was used a lot during the Great Depression, but since the era of fast and frozen food took over, pressure cooking has been mostly used in countries like India and the Middle East. It is time to bring pressure cooking back into the American mainstream and see the greatness that is being offered through electric pressure cookers, which represents the method’s shining moment. Pressure cooking works by tightly-sealing food and liquid inside an airtight pot. The built-up pressure actually raises the boiling point of water, speeding up the cooking process. This speed preserves more of the nutritional ...
Amazon Rating:
4 stars from 62 ratings