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If
hearing those words makes you think
of
your grandmother's scary old pot
that
sounded like a bomb about to
explode,
then you haven't discovered
today's
new, 2nd generation pressure
cookers.
Relax, those old steaming,
hissing,
spitting and rattling
pressure
cookers are gone, and the
sleek
modern pressure cookers now
available
have improved safety
features
that make them 100% safe and
easier
to use than ever. To find out
more
about pressure cooking, I
recommend
a visit to Miss
<a
href="http://missvickie.com" target="_self">Vickie's
website</a>, "The Guide To
Modern
Pressure Cookery".
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Pressure
cookers are the original fast
food
machine, but this old-fashioned
cooking
method is suddenly new again.
With
a wide range of
<a
href="http://missvickie.com/library/2ndgenerationvalves.html"
target="_blank">features</a>
to suit almost any
budget,
they are the perfect choice
for
busy cooks with hectic schedules
and
little spare time. They are
economical,
fast and efficient for
preparing
nutritious home-cooked meals
in
one-third the time used by ordinary
cooking
methods. Imagine cooking
perfectly
steamed rice in a scant 4
minutes,
a half dozen "baked" potatoes
in
15, or a pot roast with all the
trimmings
in just 25 minutes.
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When
the pressure is on to eat right,
you
can't cook healthier, tastier, or
faster
than a pressure cooker.
Pressure
cooking creates an airless
cooking
environment that retains more
nutrients
than other cooking methods.
Foods
are cooked quickly with very
little
liquid which preserves more
vitamins,
minerals and other
nutrients.
The steam atmosphere makes
pressure
cooking virtually fat-free
and
intensifies the natural flavors of
foods.
This allows cooks to use less
salt,
sugar, costly herbs and
seasonings
in their
<a
href="http://missvickie.com/recipes/recipeframe.html"
target="_blank">recipes</a>,
and still enjoy better
tasting
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