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camelthief on 10/07/2017 - 15:08 cookwarebrands.com.au (375 clicks)
Last edited 10/07/2017 - 15:16 by 1 other user

RACO 6L Pressure Cooker used to be $99 + $10 delivery (RRP listed as $219.95, LOL)

Features of the RACO®Pressure Cooker include:

• A generous 6 litre capacity, perfect for large gatherings and family meals

• Two pressure settings for cooking versatility

• Directional pressure regulator allowing safe release of steam

• Visual pressure indicator that raises to indicate when pressure has been reached

• Mechanical locking device for safety of yourself and family

• Dishwasher safe body for easy cleaning

• Stainless steel exterior for long-lasting use and an attractive appearance

Works on my induction cooktop. I have had one for about 6 years now and I have been very happy with it, at least until my Aunt poached it off me (Grrrrr). Luckily this came on sale just in time. Thanks Rep for replying to my post in your last deal.

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  moocher on 10/07/2017 - 16:17

  +3

  Pressure cookers are so good for the time poor. One of the most-used piece of kitchen equipment in our home especially in winter. Great for stews :)

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    Scab on 10/07/2017 - 16:38

    Agreed, although I think 6L is far too small.

    You can only really fill them 2/3 max, so you only have 4L.

    Pressure cookers are great for cheap cuts of meat, gravy beef and chuck steak come out so tender and gelatinous.

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      camelthief on 10/07/2017 - 17:18

      +1

      I have filled this one upto the 90% mark, but as soon as pressure builds up I drop the heat down to just enough to maintain the pressure. Never had any problems. I don't like how meat goes stringy when cooking in the pressure cooker at high heat.

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        Scab on 11/07/2017 - 07:16

        +1

        I have filled this one upto the 90% mark

        Try doing it with food that foams, like lentils and some types of beans.

        It will splutter food and the particles will clog the release valve.

        Your manual will also tell you not to fill them up past 2/3.

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        camelthief on 11/07/2017 - 12:47

        @Scab:

        Haven't tried to cook anything but meat in mine, good tip though. Thanks.

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  JuryWheel on 10/07/2017 - 20:27

  recipes? i have had one of these for a year or two and use it every now and again but not as much as i should…have struggled to find online reviews with user reviews and tips…

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    casval on 10/07/2017 - 23:12

    You can use most slow cooker recipes (only recipes with some liquid), except the cook time will be measured in minutes rather than hours. Different meat/beans/pulses have different cook times. You can even steam rice. I use it everyday.

    My fave is a stew with gravy beef with half hour cook time. The beef just falls apart.

    Making stock is also no effort. Again, half an hour instead of hours.

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  Troposa on 10/07/2017 - 20:33

  +1

  I have one of these(10+ years) and love it. I go through patches normal in winter when I use it a lot.

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  [Deactivated] on 12/07/2017 - 00:09

  Aldi actually has a 6L one on sale last Wed for $60 and there were still quite a bit in stock at my local.

  Does 10/15 PSI.