Is this OK for pressure cooker?
1660881
Yes, if your pressure cooker has an inside diameter of at least 10.5 inches.
1660882
I don't have a pressure cooker so I can't help you there. I have used it to lay fish on it and steam the fish. I did not want the fish in the water and it worked fine. Might want to use some pan spray so fish does not stick.
904625
Not a good idea. The burner is quite small (5 3/4" diameter). You would risk having your pressure cooker fall off. I'd suggest a larger unit.
1583147
Not sure what to tell you. My pressure cooker is probably that old as well. This seal worked great on my cooker.
1875830
This is a pressure cooker not a pressure canner. Pint ball jars will not fit, ..unless you want to use it as a water bath canner without the lid. If that is the case there are cheaper and better choices for that. It does come with an instruction manual with recipes.
1864452
I've never used a pressure cooker before. I assume you would want a constant source of heat to retain the pressure/temperature. This stove cycles off and on regularly during cooking so I don't think it will work very well for pressure cooker.
410763
I purchased one hoping it would work for my pressure cooker and it did not. Not because of the weight but because of its size (design) and shape. So weight is not a factor but shape and size are.
1420440
Yes, since these are made of, " heat proof, " glass, you can definitely use them in a pressure cooker.
1206939
Yes, you can use the rack in a pressure cooker. the rack encounters heat in a crock pot. Pressure should not affect the rack. Do not see any reason for not using it.Jim BiggerstaFF360 387 2697
1504116
Yes! I have an 8 qt Wolfgang Puck electric pressure cooker and it works just like it had been original equipment. Wonderful for steaming but I also put a 7 cup Pyrex bowl in it to make tapioca pudding and use a 7 in spring form pan in it and make cheesecakes. Holds everything out of the water and away from the sides of the cooker. Highly recommended!
886826
Sorry, I just know it works with my pressure cooker; I don't have a clue about anything else...
1406674
Yes preferably a metal coil stovetop that is close to or the same size as the base of the cooker. anything will work as long as there is constant heat during the entire phase of pressure cooking
386486
This is only for transform from 110V to 220V, if your cooker is required for 220V, then it's fine. Please also look at power. This small device could not stand high power output
191187
I would think if it can be used in a pressure cooker, why not a crock pot. It is a nice heavy one, not thin.
1690477
I have a smaller pressure cooker for meals I haven't used this for anything but canning because its so big.
1216255
Angelica- I don't see why not! They're high-temperature rated liners (400F/204C). Most pressure cookers operate no higher than 250F. Hope this helps, and happy cooking!!
409780
While I like this unit, it is not a true pressure cooker in spite of the name. It is more of a steam cooker, so any recipes for a steam cooker should work just fine. It also makes a fine rice or shell pasta cooker. By adding flavorings and/or other ingredients you can create your own recipes. Just make sure that the added ingredients will cook safely in about the same time as it takes for the rice or pasta to cook.
2157450
this pot might fit I use in my 6qt pressure cooker.I did look at a power cooker pot the one sold on the info commercial and it is a little squatty .So for that reason,it may not.Hate to be so wishy washey but just not real sure,because of the squatty size of the power cooker.You can always use it as a mixing bowl.I use it to mix my cookie dough,and cake mix.