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Hello All,
I'm new here, and love cooking in a pressure cooker. I have two, stove top and electric. Use 'em both, sometimes both at once. The problem I've not been able to beat is burning stuff, particularly stuff like pasta sauces and beans. Miss Vickie has a good site, and she has been promoting her "Pot in a Pot," cooking method for years. It's been years since I've been to her site. It's gotten much more commercial. The directions for the pot in a pot system are very scetchy. She used to reveal much more, but now I just don't see as much information as I need. Has anyone cooked beans and sauces using this method? How well does it work? I cooked oatmeal this way the other day, and it boiled out of the inner pot all over the rack (I use a folding steamer basket) I could retrieve it, but it was a pain. Any suggestions? Steve, In Maryland |
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