The Pressure Cooker Fresh and Dried Fruit Timing Charts

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Many factors influence cooking times. Use this information as a guideline, but the actual cooking times may vary depending on your pressure cooker, heat source and the quality and/or quantity of the food.

All times are for 15psi using a cooking rack.

The cold water release method is recommended for best results.

 

FRESH AND DRIED FRUIT

COOKING TIME

LIQUID

 

Apples, fresh, slices or chunks

2 to 3 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Apples, slices, dried

2 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Apricots, dried

4 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Apricots, fresh, halved

2 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Bananas

0 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Berries, fresh

0 minutes*

1/2 cup

 

Blueberries

2 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Cherries, fresh

0 minutes*

1/2 cup

 

Cranberries, dried

5 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Cranberries, fresh

4 to 5 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Dates

10 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Figs

6 minutes (10 minutes = tough skinned varieties)

1/2 cup

  Grapes, for jelly making

1 minute

1/2 cup

 

Lemons

2 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Oranges

2 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Peaches, dried

4 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Peaches, fresh, halved

3 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Pears, dried

4 minutes

1/4 cup

 

Pears, fresh, halved

3 to 4 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Pears; whole

8 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Pineapple; slices

6 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Plums, fresh

0 minutes*

1/2 cup

 

Prunes

5 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Quince, fresh, quartered

5 minutes

1/2 cup

 

Raisins

5 minutes

1/2 cup

  Raspberries

1 minute

1/2 cup

 

Strawberries, for jelly making

1 minute

1/2 cup

* Bring to high pressure, remove from the heat, and lower the pressure immediately using the cold-water-release method.

 

 
 

 

 

 

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