Can this be used for a pressure cooker ?
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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.
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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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I am not familiar with this brand of pressure cooker. I did a search and found this. I don't know if it is the correct one. I would do a search and see what you find. Good luck. Sharing. http://www.cookingandcanning.net/nationalold5.html
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I have no idea,best to try and find the correct one from the manufacturer of the pressure cooker that you are using,if not even if it fits and doesent blow up I doubt it would be accurate. Good luck
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
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Sorry, I do not know. I used it only with a normal electric cooking plate. I cannot image anymore to prepare meal without Pressure Cooker.The description mentions the possibility to use induction stoves ("Suitable for all stovetops, including induction; 10-year limited warranty; dishwasher-safe except for pressure lid".
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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!
904623
While I have used mine with a small 4qt pressure cooker I would not recommend a larger one as I think it may be too heavy for the unit considering the weight of the cooker plus the water and jars.
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I really don't know if will work on pressure cooker. I think it will be better to check with manufacture
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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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Hi, do not really have experience with a pressure cooker, I have not use one for ages. Suggest to test on a vegetarian dish...cook 5 minutes, close lid, let pressure build and place in the WB and cover any vent. I think it should work and like loomweaver says, cooling and de pressuring will increase, so you need to reduce actual cooking time on a heat source. But is a good question and I will experiment myself with it. Best regards.
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http://www.amazon.com/6-quart-Pressure-Cooker-Stainless-Cooking/dp/B005YZYYE4/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t
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You should be able to pressure cooker recipes. However, you may need to adjust the cooking times a little because in addition to the pressurized steam you're likely getting some cooking from the microwaves as well. Here's a link to the pamphlet that comes with it and it includes some recipes that you could compare to your pressure cooker recipes. Do NOT over fill it or you'll have a mess to clean up in your microwave. Enjoy. http://www.scribd.com/doc/81396658/Copy-of-Microwave-Tender-Cooker-Pamphlet
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We have only used ours to cook rice. I would not try to use it as a pressure cooker for anything other than rice. Have you tried to find an owners manual online for this or a similar rice cooker? That may provide better information on what you can and cant use this for.
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Yes, it is ok as long as the food in jars do not call for more psi than the cooker can produce. I believe the psi is 10 to 12. So if your food is calling for 10 to 12 pounds of pressure, you should not have a problem. Just be sure and let the cooker release naturally, do not use quick pressure release. Be sure and take all safety precautions to keep from harming yourself due to steam or broken jars. Good luck.
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This cooker does not have a gauge showing PSI and you cannot build up pressure and then start timing. It is too small for canning jars. I have a 7 qt pressure canner that works great.
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YES all digital pressure cookers can use any and all pressure cooker recipes. The pressure inside these is NOT the same but for some unknown reason they can use any and all pressure cooker recipes without any changes in time or ingredients. Trust me I know I own a Yahoo pressure cooker group with over 6000 members and everyone that has a digital cooker there agrees with me on this.
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I don't know....sorry. wish I could b more helpful. I am not happy with the product. I don't know much about pressure cookers but a friend of mine does. She uses her pressure cooker all the time but when she used mine it Andrea mess in my kitchen. I did keep the product as it is a very heavy weight pot to just use as a nice saucepan. ...wish I could have been more helpful....Thx