you can just use your hand to release the valve, it's not hot at all if you get splashed unless you put your hand over the steam otherwise the drops are cold on the way down
Just bought a new Crock Pot Pressure cooker at my local thrift store it was brand new never used for $15,00. I had an another one the Instant Pot and I love it so easy to cook!! Frugal Mom Holly can you tell me how to cook rice, I am having a hard time. Your info is great, thanks a million!!!
I am using my machine for the first time tonight. Another youtuber used the steam setting and added butter and milk before turning on. She then simply mashed when potatoes were cooked-no draining. It looks like both methods work. However, is there a reason you used the setting for beans? I am trying to get a lot of info since I am new to this.
you can just use your hand to release the valve, it's not hot at all if you get splashed unless you put your hand over the steam otherwise the drops are cold on the way down
Hehe yep, now I do it by hand. At first I was scared to death of it hahaha
Just bought a new Crock Pot Pressure cooker at my local thrift store it was brand new never used for $15,00. I had an another one the Instant Pot and I love it so easy to cook!! Frugal Mom Holly can you tell me how to cook rice, I am having a hard time. Your info is great, thanks a million!!!
I am using my machine for the first time tonight. Another youtuber used the steam setting and added butter and milk before turning on. She then simply mashed when potatoes were cooked-no draining. It looks like both methods work. However, is there a reason you used the setting for beans? I am trying to get a lot of info since I am new to this.
It's just a general setting :)
The buttons don't matter per say, it's high or low and the time that matter the most. If that helps
Wow, my water takes 8mins to boil 😂😂
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Very fast!
invest in a mixer, better than a plastic masher even the cheap mixers are great if all your doing is mashing potatoes