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5.0 out of 5 stars
Ever tried Risotto in a pressure cooker? YUUUMMMM!,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
You've never had risotto like that made in a pressure cooker. 7 minutes is all it takes once the lid is locked into place. My risotto is perfect and creamy each and every time. I make the basic risotto recipe and add sauteed prawns, roasted veggies and just about anything else I can think of. Try it, you'll never make it the old fashioned way again!
5.0 out of 5 stars
If your mother didn't teach you to use a pressure cooker..,
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This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
get this book. I had heard that pressure cookers were the microwave ovens of the 50's. Then after several people blew them up by overloading them they lost favor. I borrowed one from a friend and bought this book. After making chilli in 20 minutes, and lentil soup in 10. I was a convert.I now own 2 cookers, one really large one (16qt)for making spagetti sauce and stew, and one medium large one (8qt) for soups. The one thing the book doesn't really cover, is that once the top is on, there is no stiring, (duh!) So if you leave it on high heat, it can burn the thick sauce recipes. So I always heat the mixture until just to simmering, lock the lid on and then cut the heat to medium. It takes a minute or two longer for the pressure to come up but I rarely burn soup any more. Also, if you haven't bought a pot, get a big one, when you fill a pressure cooker, you only fill it 1/2 way. So a 8qt pot, is really good for 4qts of soup. If you have time shop estate sales. That's where I got mine. The pots last a long time, and many who cooked in the 50's will have one that is just fine. (You can get new seals from the presto company.)
3.0 out of 5 stars
disappointing,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
After hearing so many great reviews was disappointed that the recipes had ingredients that I wouldnt normally have in my house and had some difficulty finding. Guess I'm a meat and potatoes type of person...wanted a basic book to teach me how to make the kind of things I cook now but utilize the pressure cooker. Dont feel this is a good beginners book.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good food FAST,
By John T. Riecker (Hutto, TX) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
We've tried nearly every meatless recipe in this book and, with the single exception of "peanut butter-carrot soup" (yes, you read that right!), they've been exceptionally good. One of the best things is how quickly all can be prepared. You can go from deciding to cook a bean dish for dinner to eating that same bean dish in well under an hour. No more overnight pre-soaks! The recipes are all easy to prepare and are really delicious. I'm getting copies for my mom and sister for Christmas! (Psst -- don't tell 'em!)
5.0 out of 5 stars
A pressure cooking bible for the novice and experienced,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
I bought this book in 1997 to learn about pressure cooking. Now I use it to adapt my Latina recipes to fast pressure cooking. I've made Ropa Vieja (Flank Steak) (25 minutes under pressure), Black Bean Soup (35 minutes under pressure), Coconut Bread Pudding (15 minutes under pressure), and Flan (an amazing 15 minutes under pressure).Though these recipes are not in Ms. Sass' book, you can easily adapt your favorite recipes by following her guidelines and expertise. A must-have book for all busy cooks.
5.0 out of 5 stars
I learned how to make new and improved foods with this book,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
It is a wonderfully great book, and i loved i more than my own children. My husband left because he was so jelous. Too bad for him because i'm a great cook now
5.0 out of 5 stars
great for novices with wonderful recipes,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
I was always afraid of pressure cookers, but this book sold me on them. All the recipes I have tried are great; my children will eat them too. For me it has the ease of a crockpot, but without having to prepare the ingredients in the morning. I highly recommend this book. It also is a good introduction to vegetarian cooking.
5.0 out of 5 stars
This book has made a believer out of me,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
As a newcomer to pressure cooking, i need'ed some where to start, and someone to give me the basic's of pressure cooking. I went to my local book store, and the sales person suggested this book over a dozen others on the subject. It is not only a easy read, but is is full of more information then you will ever need. The recipes are great and written so that anyone can start cooking right away, and turn out a great meal in minutes. This will always be number one on my cook book list Thank you for helping me on my way to better and healthier cooking.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent,
By moh1386@aol.com (Rochester, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
I've been using a pressure cooker for 25 yrs. and just bought this book. It's great! The recipes are all up to date and everything I've tried has been terrific.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Recipes,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cooking Under Pressure (Hardcover)
Every recipe I've tried has been very, very good. Once you have cooked a few, you'll get the ideas behind the recipes. Then you can work up your own recipes and amaze your friends. This book and a pressure cooker are the two of the best things that a bachelor can own. Highly recommended.
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Cooking Under Pressure by Lorna J. Sass (Hardcover - Aug 9 1989)
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