can it be used for browning
1542346
Yes, if you wanted to. It can be used for many things. I sometimes will use peanut oil, my oil of choice for frying, and then deep fry some chicken in it. The height is great for splatter control, and pressure cooking the chicken reduces the cooking time.
1542347
Absolutely! You can brown your meat first like beef stew cubes or chicken. It will make gravy eventually, so make sure that you add plenty of water. I cannot understand why more people don't use them. Wait until you see how TENDER everthing is. Also make sure to season slightly. You will love it!
1542348
I never used it for browning anything. Only canning so I'm sorry to say I can't answer that question for you.
1542349
Probably could but the bottom has ridges in it, probably for better heat flow, so it would be uneven. Bottom not solid but certainly thick enough.
1542350
I've only used it for.canning and as a large stock pot. Works great I have have no problems since ordering. I rarely use the pressure lid as most of.my canning process doesn't require it.
1542351
I would not recommend this because it was not intended to sustain high heat and fat. It might cause buckling. I believe it would stain the both interior and exterior finish as well.
931004
I haven't done it, but I know it can be done for smaller, thinner cuts. Because of the cold temperature, it will take longer for the unit to get hot enough for pressure. So there may not be much of a time savings over thawing in the microwave and then pressure cooking. I definitely would not try ground meat, as it would cook in a block and would not crumble. Plus, without browning it would not look very appetizing.
1911518
I suppose it COULD be used for other roasts if you made a cavity for it to sit on the roaster. That is a good question, and I will have to try it. Small turkeys and even Cornish Game hens cook beautifully tender.
971040
I browned my roast in it, then slow cooked it on the stove top. So I would think that you could.
1126140
I haven't tried to brown or sauté ,you probably could sort of brown. It is not made for browning or sautéing. Hope this helps.
1966625
It probably could be done If you choose to use it like a giant crock pot. I feel you should brown the beef before putting it in. It really is a roaster and as such may not give you the results you want on the first try. But to create a very large stew it most likely would work.
1384935
I find I like browning in this better then on the stove. Keeps a nice high heat. One less pan to clean. Cuisinart also has a non stick bottom which is easy to clean. After saying all that it would be cheaper buying one that doesn't brown.
1531906
Yes, I use it for airbrush tattoos and spray tanning. You just need to have different guns.
2013431
From the brief search I did on those substances, I'd say no. I've sprayed a rust proof primer and it came out kind of clumpy with the larger tip. I have shot tractor and implement enamels, with a little bit of thinning they can come out nicely. If you have to time to do multiple light coats, it might work.Also, and unrelated, I've been using a brake cleaner to clean this gun the last few times. It's reduced cleanup time by 2/3 and so far has shown no ill effects.
1267958
I would not use it as it is not been rated for pharmacuetic or cosmetic purposes. I use it for marbling paper
2193273
Yes !!! Have only used it as a canner... but after looking at some of the recipes provided am rethinking this... may try cooking a roast... or try one of the other recipes.... sounds REALLY good !!!! Have fun with it !!!
177109
I dont see why not, unless you mean to expose it direclty to oil. In that case, I wouldnt, but it might be a better choice than other point-and-shoot options.
2149128
Yes it is, but mine did not last very long. I bought a browning and it works fine. Takes pictures when something moves in its range.
148047
Definitely not. this gun is not strong enough to humanely kill any animals. It is designed to plink and shoot cans. For a comparable pistol that may be used to hunt, check out the Crosman 1377. This is a fantastic gun, but it simply does not have the power to hunt with.
82162
I doubt it. The lg469 was specific to the Springfields. Looking on Crimson Trace's websight, I do not see anything for the Browning 1910.
968953
I have only used this for baking. I do not get the feeling that it is for browning meat. Just try a little oil in the pan andif you like, flour the meat and it will brown up. You can also brown without the flour.
1066208
Yes, but it is not recommended. Your knife will not open freely after a while. Please understand that this lubricant is primararily for firearms with very hot moving parts. For your knife, I would recommend any silicone spray lubricant.