Pressure Cooker French Green Lentils (Lentils du Puy)
Pressure Cooker French Green Lentils (Lentils du Puy)
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Pressure Cooker Cincinnati Chili
Pressure Cooker Cincinnati Chili recipe – a taste of the queen city from your pressure cooker in about an hour.
Pressure Cooker Pasta and Bean Soup (Pasta e Fagioli, AKA Pasta Fazool)
Pressure Cooker Pasta and Bean Soup recipe. Pasta Fazool is a classic Italian-American recipe for a reason – it’s a hearty meal in a bowl.
Pressure Cooker Cannellini Beans, Bacon and Swiss Chard with Pasta
Pressure Cooker Cannellini Beans with Bacon, Swiss Chard and Pasta recipe – Italian style beans as a main course dish.
Pressure Cooker Turkey Giblet Gravy
Pressure Cooker Giblet Gravy – make your turkey stock and gravy with the help from a pressure cooker.
Pressure Cooker Short Ribs Mexican Style
Pressure Cooker Short Ribs Mexican Style – short ribs with a south-of-the-border accent.
Pressure Cooker Lamb Stew with Guinness and Barley
This year, for Saint Patrick’s day, I decided to get fancy. Instead of my usual corned beef and cabbage, I wanted to make a traditional Irish lamb stew. Traditional may be pushing it a bit, since I did want to cook it in my pressure cooker. Unfortunately…my headnote is going to be a lot quicker than usual. I cooked this recipe a week before St. Patrick’s day, so I would have pictures for the blog. It was fabulous – lamb shoulder chops have so much flavor that they carry this relatively simple stew. (Adding some Guinness helps as well. Brilliant!) I wrote up the instructions, picked out the good pictures, and went to bed. The next morning, I threw my back out. Ow ow owie ow. It’s three days later, and I can finally sit upright for a few minutes…thanks to all the interesting medicines the ER doctor gave me. *In other words – If this doesn’t make any sense, I apologize. It’s the meds talking. Looking for a quick stew for St. Patrick’s day? …
Pressure Cooker Pork Stew with Sweet Potatoes and Prunes
We’ve been pounded by snowstorms this winter. I’m in the mood for comforting braises. If it seems like I’ve been working the pressure cooker hard, well…there you go. Pork Stew with Sweet Potatoes and Prunes, made in the pressure cooker, is now a regular in my recipe rotation. I’ve made pork stew with sweet potatoes, and pork stew with prunes. Pam Anderson combined them in Perfect One-Dish Dinners. She makes the recipe in a pseudo-pressure cooker, tightly wrapping aluminum foil over a dutch oven. I have a pressure cooker, so I adapted her recipe to work with the real thing. The first time I made this recipe, it was for my in-laws. Then, a few weeks later, I cooked it for my side of the family. Diane asked for it again this week, to fight the ice storm we were having. Make a recipe three times two months? I never do that; I’m a fickle cook, always moving on to the Next Big Thing. I realized I have a new favorite on my hands. Why …
Pressure Cooker Turkey Chili with Chorizo and Pinto Beans
Pressure Cooker Turkey Chili with Chorizo and Pinto Beans recipe. Turkey bean chili, with a hint of heat and spice from chorizo.
Pressure Cooker Red Pozole
Pressure Cooker Red Pozole – have a hearty Mexican soup ready in a litte over an hour using canned hominy.
Pressure Cooker Black Bean Soup
Pressure Cooker Black Bean Soup – vegetarian, though you wouldn’t know that just by tasting it.
Pressure Cooker Pinto Beans in Tex-Mex Broth
I consider beans an essential side dish for Tex-Mex meals. Give me some tortillas, some salsa, and a bowl of brothy beans, and I’m a happy guy. While there’s nothing wrong with plain beans, seasoned with a little salt, I like to boost the flavor with some aromatics, spices, and…bacon. This is a cowboy cooking* inspired version of beans, from the north of Mexico and south of Texas, where pinto beans are the local bean of choice, and culinary ideas have been crossing the border for years. It’s a little more south of the border, more Caballero than Cowboy, but what it really is nowadays is the perfect example of a Tex-Mex dish using the best of both worlds. *Cue Blazing Saddles clip…”How ’bout some more beans, boss?” “I’d say you’ve had enough!” My inner 13 year old giggles every time I think about it. I’m using a “brine the beans while soaking” technique I learned from Cooks Illustrated. I sort and soak the beans the night before, or first thing in the morning; by …
Pressure Cooker Pork Chili with Beans
Pressure Cooker Pork Chili with Beans recipe – tender cubes of pork in a rich chili sauce, with beans. (I like beans.)
Review: Kuhn Rikon 12 Quart Family Stockpot Pressure Cooker
Review: Kuhn Rikon 12 Quart Family Stockpot Pressure Cooker When I wrote about my love of pressure cookers, I said Size Matters. I mentioned that I’d love to try the largest pressure cooker out there – the Kuhn Rikon 12 Quart Family Style Stockpot pressure cooker. Someone at Kuhn Rikon read that article, and they offered to send me one for a review. I couldn’t say “YES!” fast enough. I have been a pressure cooker fan for close to a decade now, and I have heard about the quality of Kuhn Rikon pressure cookers. They are true second generation cookers, made in Switzerland, and are built really, really well. The Family Stockpot 12 quart cooker they sent me is no exception. It is huge, solid, and fits together like (excuse the allegory) a Swiss watch. *Also, the 1/2 and 2/3rds fill lines are marked inside the pot, which is a “why doesn’t everyone do this?” feature. Pressure cookers need head space to come up to pressure. They shouldn’t be filled beyond 2/3rds full. Why doesn’t …
Pressure Cooker Chickpeas
Chickpeas are one of my pantry staples. I always keep some on hand, so I can make hummus as a quick appetizer. For years, those pantry chickpeas were in cans. Then I learned how easy it is to cook chickpeas in a pressure cooker. But homemade chickpeas have a deeper flavor, and a creamier mouthfeel. And the bean cooking liquid is delicious – it adds another layer of flavor to any recipe you use it in. Try some homemade chickpeas; you will be surprised at how much better they taste. Recipe: Pressure Cooker Chickpeas Equipment: 6 quart or larger pressure cooker (I used a Fagor 10 quart Duo pressure cooker when I wrote the recipe; my new favorite is the electric Instant Pot Duo) Notes: *I confess – I still keep a can or two of chickpeas in the pantry. But I’ve been using them less and less. This recipe makes four two cup servings. That is, four servings, each two cups in size. Is there a better way to say that? It sounds awkward. Anyhow…I use one …
Pressure Cooker Beans (Basic Technique)
Here’s another killer application for my pressure cooker. Dried beans, cooked in under an hour. I do something that will sound a little weird. I use my pressure cooker to make dried beans…and then freeze them. I know, I know. You would think a pressure cooker would be best for making beans just before you use them. And it is – fresh made pressure cooker beans are much better than beans that come out of a can. But so are dried beans that are pressure cooked, then frozen. The cooking liquid from homemade beans has a lot of flavor in it, and it tastes good even when frozen. The liquid in canned beans? It’s not good; throw it away. *Lorna Sass taught me this trick, in her The Pressured Cook cookbook – she sings the praises of make ahead beans, and I’m passing the word along. Lorna knows what she’s talking about. **I freeze my beans in two cup containers; that way, they replace the 1.5 cups of beans you get in a “regular sized” …