Cooking with pressure cookers is unbelievably easy. This said, we have to know the do’s and don’ts of pressure cooker usage. Find out what you should and should not do with pressure cookers here.
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Top Pressure Cookers Price List 2020
| Top 10 products | Price | Store |
|---|---|---|
| Philips HD-2136 | ₱ 7,979.75 | LazMall by Lazada |
| Micromatic STAINLESS STEEL Pressure Cooker MPCS-26 | ₱ 1,849.00 | Lazada |
| Imarflex Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker Qgp-3605 5 Liters | ₱ 3,060.00 | Shopee |
| Micromatic Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker 6 Quarts (5.6 Liters) | ₱ 1,699.00 | Lazada |
| Chef's Classics Chefs Classics Protea 18/10 Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker 8lt. (Silver) | ₱ 8,199.75 | LazMall by Lazada |
| MULTI-FUNCTION ELECTRIC PRESSURE COOKER | ₱ 3,495.00 | Lazada |
| American Heritage 5.5Q Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker AHSS-92 | ₱ 2,235.00 | Lazada |
| BUFFALO® Qcp430 32-Quart Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker [Commercial series] | ₱ 44,211.00 | Galleon |
| Prestige Deluxe Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker iters | ₱ 5,819.87 | Lazada |
| 3L 11L 17L Commercial Grade Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker Cookware Aluminium | ₱ 4,423.00 | Lazada |
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Pressure Cookers
Cooking has never been easier thanks to pressure cookers. The ultimate invention in cookware, pressure cookers cut time and effort in preparing meals. Flexible enough to accommodate our cultural dishes, pressure cookers are immensely popular in the Philippines. The ability to sear, boil, roast, simmer, and broil food to perfection is simply beautiful. This is why most homes in the Philippines have at least one pressure cooker.
Unfortunately, not many people know how to properly use a pressure cooker. As the name suggests, pressure cookers cook food under immense compression due to a vacuum-sealed ballast-type pot. Due to this, there are a couple of do’s and don’ts we should know before using one. Here are some tips on how to use pressure cookers.
DO NOT Open the lid while food is cooking
Do you want to know what it feels like to have boiling food fly out of a pot? That’s what happens when you open a pressure cooker while the food is cooking. Time for a little science lesson. Due to the immense pressure, opening the pot will result in a sudden release of pressure outward. As the pressure is released, the food follows the flow of compressed air outward and BANG! you have a food explosion! The best thing to do would be to release some compressed air through the nozzle on the top of your lid and turn off the fire.
DO NOT Use a scrub on the inside surface
Most pots these days have an interior coated with non-stick metal. This is a thin layer of coating that prevents food stains and rust from developing. Unfortunately, this protective layer can wear off with the use of a scrub or abrasive washing sponge. As we in the Philippines generally use sponges equipped with scrubs to rub away tough stains, we may tend to use it on our pressure cooker. One way to avoid this would be to let the pressure cooker soak in some liquid detergent for about half an hour before washing it with a soft sponge.
DO Read the manual before using the pressure cooker
Just as with any other electrical appliance, using a pressure cooker requires the right method. It is best that you go through the user’s manual to know what the pressure cooker’s components are. find out how you can effectively use this wonderful machine to create your favourite delicacies. It is also important to know what types of food can be cooked in the pressure cooker as not all food can be prepared with the same method. What you could do would be to find some recipes (both traditional, western, and fusion) to try out using the pressure cooker.
Now that you know the simple do’s and don’ts of pressure cookers, you might want to get one of your own. The biggest brands of pressure cookers in the Philippines are Philips, Midea, Tefal, Breville, and Milux. You can’t go wrong with these top brands.