We put 15 electric and stovetop pressure cookers to the test, using each to make a no-stir risotto, unsoaked beans and a ...

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Pressure cookers utilize the power of pressure to cook food more quickly. They’re great for anyone who needs to cook dinner in a hurry, and some include timer settings so you can have your food ready ...

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If you want all the benefits of slow cooking (absurdly tender cuts of meat and one-dish cleanup, to name a few) in a fraction of the time, plus a yogurt-and-rice maker, steamer and pressure cooker, ...

Despite the compelling benefits pressure cookers offer — such as cooking food up to 70% faster — some people are wary of them. This handy appliance has unfortunately earned a dubious reputation for ...

After receiving several requests for recipes to be cooked in an electric pressure cooker, Julie Garden-Robinson broke down and bought one. “I figured I had better learn how to use one of these,” she ...