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GoddessintheGroove Posted - Dec 11 2010 : 11:12:24 AM
Hello!

I want to buy a pressure cooker :). I receently read an article, I believe in Sunset, where the staff tested various cookers and recommended one...but now I can't find the article.

If you have a pressure cooker you have used for a while and can give me some feedback, I would appreciate it.

I have learned that "expensive" is not always the best...would rather go on recommendations from real live cooks :).

Thank you,
Heike

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GoddessintheGroove Posted - Dec 11 2010 : 11:08:57 PM
thanks Mama Jewel!
We are a family of 4, sometimes 5. I was wondering if a 6qt would be big enough for us.

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Mama Jewel Posted - Dec 11 2010 : 10:11:21 PM
I have a Presto 6 qt. stainless steel one that is very easy to use and comes with a trivet & sm cookbook/manual. It does a good job and is easy to clean & work. We're a veggie-eating family of six. I hope that helps. BTW, Presto rubber sealing rings are carried at Ace hardware stores, too, so when that time comes to replace it, it will be easy to find & affordable.

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