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Pressure Cooker Book

by Brigid Treloar

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For many busy people, time is short. There is no need, however, to rely on take-away or ready meals. Pressure cooking is a healthy, quick and economical method of cooking which ensures that the flavour and nutrients of food are retained. Cooking under pressure produces a satisfying meal in a third of the normal cooking time and also retains the flavour and nutrients of the ingredients. Meat cooked in a pressure cooker emerges fork-tender. Soups and stews develop a depth of flavour that would otherwise take an hour or more. The Pressure Cooker Book shows you how to prepare delicious and healthy meals that are easy, efficient and economical.… (more)
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For many busy people, time is short. There is no need, however, to rely on take-away or ready meals. Pressure cooking is a healthy, quick and economical method of cooking which ensures that the flavour and nutrients of food are retained. Cooking under pressure produces a satisfying meal in a third of the normal cooking time and also retains the flavour and nutrients of the ingredients. Meat cooked in a pressure cooker emerges fork-tender. Soups and stews develop a depth of flavour that would otherwise take an hour or more. The Pressure Cooker Book shows you how to prepare delicious and healthy meals that are easy, efficient and economical.

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