Electric pressure cooker recipes
godblessourhome
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We just got a pressure cooker and can't wait to use it for the summer. My cousin gave us a green curry chicken recipe to get us started. Do you have a recipe that we should try?
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No one else out in Myfitnesspal-land uses a pressure cooker?0
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I really want a pressure cooker, but have no recipes except for a few I've pinned on Pinterest. http://www.pinterest.com/boxergurl/pressure-cookin/
I'm really thinking about buying one, though. I'd be interested in the green curry chicken recipe if you care to share!0 -
Which pressure cooker did you purchase??0
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I cook whole chickens and they come out falling apart tender. I also cook tons of beans. In fact I often use my giant canner to cook enormous batches of beans to can or use as roasted chick peas.
Try corned beef with veggies, delicious!0 -
oh yay! some responses.
we bought a 6-quart cuisinart pressure cooker from costco. i don't remember the numbers after it.
thanks for the link to your board. i am following it.Try corned beef with veggies, delicious!
i love corned beef! thanks for the suggestion. do you cook the cabbage in there too?0 -
1 cup coconut milk
4 tablespoons Patak's Milk Curry Paste (can substitute hot, but I used mild - it's a green color)
1 medium onion, diced
3 pounds chicken - strips or cut up breasts
1 cup plain greek yogurt
1 1/2 cup frozen peas
salt to taste
White Rice and brown lentils
Pour coconut milk into a 4-quart or larger cooker and blend in the curry paste. Set over high heat and add the onion and chicken.
Lock the lid in place. Over high heat bring to high pressure. Reduce the heat just enough to maintain high pressure and cook. Turn off the heat. Allow the pressure to come down naturally - after 4 minutes, release any remaining pressure. Remove the lid, tilting it away from you to allow steam to escape. If the chicken is not tender, cover and simmer until done.
While chicken is cooking, add rice and lentils to rice cooker and cook until soft. rice and lentils need the same amount of water and cooking time. the rice and chicken should be done at a similar time.
Stir the peas into the curry and simmer until they are defrosted, about 1 minute. Turn off the heat and blend the yogurt mixture into the curry. Salt to taste. Serve over rice and lentils. Add a cilantro garnish if desired.0 -
I'm boosting this because I just got my electric pressure cooker and love it! (Instant Pot Duo60 7-in-1).
So far I've made:
chicken and dumplings
roasted beet risotto
chicken and rajma masala
macaroni and cheese with broccoli
easy mexican chicken (sauteed onion and jalapeno, frozen boneless skinless chicken thighs, fire-roasted tomatoes)
cheesecake (maybe the best cheesecake I've ever made)
apple ricotta cake
several batches of dry beans (this is taking a lot of trial and error so feel free to message me for details on what's working for me)
beef stew meat for use in a Palestinian rice dish, cooking in 20 minutes instead of an hour
Tonight I'm making cornbread in it
Here is a link to some recipes I've collected on pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/shangsm/pressure-cooker-recipes/0 -
godblessourhome wrote: »No one else out in Myfitnesspal-land uses a pressure cooker?
I use mine all the time! Google for recipes , but you will save tons of time.. I use for quick mashed potatoes.. Cook in small amount of water I think 3 minutes.. Drain mash and your done. If you get a meat that is not as tender, place in here, works every time.... Our favorite is country style ribs that have a good rub on for a couple of hours, put in cook 15 minutes, take out.... Will be very tender, put in pan and cover with favorite BBQ sauce, bake 25 minutes at 325.. Wonderful. You will save a lot of time.. Good luck..
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Not really a recipe, but cubed butternut squash is delicious in the pressure cooker!0
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I use my pressure cooker all the time! I have a stove-top version.
I've found that pretty much any crock-pot recipe will convert well.
Last night I did beef and barley stew. I winged it because I've made it 100 times, but it goes something like this:
Brown flour dredged stew meat in bottom of pot, set aside.
Add chopped onion, carrot, celery, cook until a little caramelized
Add baby potatoes (halved) Cubed russets disintegrates, btw
Add beef back in
Add 1/2 cup raw barley
Cover with a couple cups of red wine
Season, herbs, salt, pepper, paprika
Add beef stock to cover
Cook on high pressure for 40 minutes. (I believe electric cookers require a bit more time)0 -
Also this website: http://www.hippressurecooking.com/pressure-cooker-recipes/0
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giggitygoo wrote: »Also this website: http://www.hippressurecooking.com/pressure-cooker-recipes/
I love that blog, and also this one:
http://www.pressurecookingtoday.com/0 -
You guys, this recipe is unbelievable:
http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2014/09/pressure-cooker-butternut-squash-risotto-sage-brown-butter-quick-easy-recipe.html
It made 8 nice side-dish sized servings - 384 calories per serving per my recipe here. SO GOOD.0 -
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Tagging for the links, thanks0
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