can it be used in a pressure cooker?
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According to Miss Vickie's pressure cooker blog (http://www.missvickie.com/resources/store/storeframe.html), you can safely use silicone in a pressure cooker. I have yet to try silicone myself in my pressure cooker, but am looking forward to using them.
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Yes, if your pressure cooker has an inside diameter of at least 10.5 inches.
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You definitely can. It is a stainless steel so it should not be a problem. However, make sure you set it on a medium flame because the handles can sometimes go bad with continuous exposure to high heat. But the body of the cooker itself is of a very good quality steel and can be used as pan for sautéing, as pressure cooker and of course for deep frying too.
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Yes, since these are made of, " heat proof, " glass, you can definitely use them in a pressure cooker.
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I don't think so, prestiage pressure cookers are made of aluminum. You could give it a magnet test, some aluminum cookware have iron plates formed in the bottoms.
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While they will work in a pressure cooker, be cautious about achieving an air tight sear between the lid and the cooker. These should not extend outside of the pressure cooker. If you were to put this into your pressure cooker with a portion extending over the sealing surface all around there would be no place for the steam to escape - VERY DANGEROUS!
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There are two kinds of canners, water bath and pressure canners. These jars can be used in both types. However, I do not know if the jars can be used in a regular pressure cooker. My pressure canner is a large pressure cooker with a wire insert that holds the jars up from the bottom of the canner and keeps them from bumping together. In other words, it is a kind of pressure cooker designed especially for canning.
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I would say yes. But make sure all the jars are not touching each other when you use. I am not an expert , but we used others like these in our pressure cooker years ago.Randy
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I did not use a pressure cooker, but I think it would be OK for a small to medium pressure cooker, let's say 3-5 quarts. It is quite powerful.
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no idea but i doubt it since it is a pressure cooker (breaks down food) and nothing else
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I'm not sure. I bought mine to go in my canner and it fit perfectly. Here are the Product Dimensions: 11.6 x 0.3 x 11.6 inches. Get the inside dimension of your pressure cooker and compare the measurements.
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Not sure, have not tried it. But imagine if you do it long enough, it would work out ok, that steam isreally hot! I use pressure cooker to cook up meat and veggies for my 2 dogs, it is so much faster and energy efficient. And it seems to infuse and accentuate flavors that the dogs go crazy over.
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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.
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Depends how old it is and what brand and if it is for canning or a regular pressure cooker. Let me know and I will see if I can help.
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Check the dimensions of your pressure cooker and compare them with the rack and steamer pan. There may be different sizes out there. Perhaps the manufacture of the product can give you an accurate answer.
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Not if you only purchased the pressure cooker. I suggest checking your order details.
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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.