
First of all, many people who bought the bundled $265. set of two cookers by Khun Rikon said in the feedback area to buy the flame protector, so I took it seriously. I'm now returning it, as the bottom does not burn when cooking on a gas stove. The bottom of the Khun Rikon has thick aluminum to ensure the heat disperses, so the flame protector was totally un-necessary. It also takes like 5 min. to heat up, if not longer.
Next, the cooker is quiet, but not silent. Before the pressure rises, causing the red lines on the gauge to rise, the pot will hiss. I thought it would explode, but quickly learned it hisses a bit before the pressure rises. I typically would saute various ingredients, then throw in all other ingredients required, turning the heat up high to make the pressure rise fast. I cover it, and wait nearby for about 5 min. until the pressure gauge rises. If I don't check it soon enough and it has reached the second red line on the gauge, it will hiss loudly, as it releases excess pressure. I generally run to it in the kitchen, and release pressure by pushing the gauge down manually. After trial and error, I now know that it maintains the 15 psi pressure with a very, very low flame (almost off). I see how it's energy saving!
I've been improvising and changing recipes online ad-hoc, and they have all turned out amazing! The sauces that result from pressure cooking are so complex and flavorful. I'm totally in awe. The beef chuck when cubed and cooked for less than 30 min. fell apart and was so soft it tasted like it had cooked for hours.
My next move is to find a small 2-3 qt. pan to pressure cook a side dish in simultaneously, or even rice. Rice only took me like 8 min. or less.
Lastly, despite all of the things I throw into the pot, including tomato puree, etc., the lid always remains totally clean inside. I guess the pressure keeps any splattering of sauce on the top. I still wash it, and the gasket is removable, but it amazes me that it remains clean unlike when I make sauces in normal pot.
BEWARE: The only thing that may annoy other people is that ingredients cook and soften very fast. If you like your veggies firm, avoid pressure cookers unless you can be focused enough to add or remove ingredients every 10 minutes. I prefer to make one-pot meals where everything is added at the beginning, which means that the veggies always end up soft when cooking with meat that requires a longer cooking time...
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