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Pressure Cookers
By kitchenqueen | June 27, 2009
Some of you may think that you can do the cooking, even without using a pressure cooker. But having this kitchen tool will surely give lots of benefits.
First, using a pressure cooker will definitely save you a lot, since it is a much faster way to tenderize your meats, compared to just normally boiling it. Also, using a pressure cooker requires you let water, thus the minerals and vitamins on the food is not dissolved away by the water.
Did you also know that using pressure cooker in cooking our foods is one best way to ensure that all bacteria and unnecessary organisms on the food will be killed? Yes, in fact, pressure cooker is a good alternative sterilizer for our baby's feeding bottles as well.
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Pressure cooker is usually made from aluminum or stainless steel. It is designed not to allow any air or liquid to pass through it, and with the heat that is above the normal boiling point evenly distributed inside, you are really sure to tenderize you meats or poultry, a lot faster and evenly. Compared to boiling which usually consumes more water and it takes you much longer to tenderize your meat, thus will make you consume more energy.
Having a pressure cooker on your own home is very advantageous, especially if your family loves to eat beef, pork, and others that need to be tenderize first. Not only you'll be assured that your meal is neither undercooked nor overcooked, you'll also be assured that what they eat is much healthier and bacteria free.
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