Pressure King Pro Recipes and Tips • The Cook Report (2024)
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This is a collection of all my favourite pressure king pro recipes. From one pot pastas to curries to tacos, there's all kinds of delicious recipes here, all made extra quick thanks to the pressure king pro.
The pressure king pro works like any other pressure cooker or instant pot. It fills with pressurised steam which cooks thing super quickly and keeps in loads of flavour and healthy nutrients.
Since getting my pressure king pro I've tried cooking loads of different recipes in it and have completely fallen in love with the quick cooking and all the flavour it keeps locked into food. Keep scrolling to find my favourite pressure king pro recipes.
The pressure king pro has 12 different settings for cooking: Meat, Rice, Stew, Soup, Pasta, Fish, Steam, Browning, Fast Re-heat, Keep Warm/Slow Cook and Delay Timer.
Tips for cooking with the pressure king pro
Pressure cooking is great for cooking big batches of food. I love to use it for making a big meal on a Monday night and then I've got it for lunches and dinners throughout the week
The 'Keep Warm' function also acts as a slow cooker option so you can get rid of another gadget!
My favourite thing about the pressure king pro is the delay function. It means that I can get everything ready in the pressure cooker and then delay cooking so that it's ready for when I get home from work
Why would you use a pressure cooker?
As I mentioned above, the pressure cooker cooks things much more quickly than traditional cooking methods. It also helps lock moisture into the food which gives amazing texture and makes sure meat gets super tender.
How long does it take to cook meat in the pressure cooker?
That really depends on what meat you're trying to cook. I've cooked chicken in the pressure cooker and I like to use the browning function first and then cook under pressure for 5 minutes and it comes out perfectly.
Larger joints of meat can take longer but will still take much less than in the oven, about 45-60 minutes. See below for some of my favourite meat recipes in the pressure cooker.
Where to buy your pressure king pro
Get your pressure king pro on Amazon, keep scrolling to get all my favourite pressure king pro recipes:
Pressure Cooker Creamy Chicken Pasta
This creamy chicken pasta is ultimate comfort food. With just a few simple ingredients anda pressure cooker or instant pot you can have a filling dinner on the table even on the busiest of weeknights!
Pressure Cooker Chipotle Chicken Tacos
These chipotle chicken tacos are made so quick and easy by using a pressure cooker or instant pot. The chicken is cooked in a spicy tomato sauce then shredded before stuffing into the tacos with all your favourite toppings.
This creamy cauliflower curry has an amazing butter chicken style sauce but switches out the meat for a great vegetarian meal. You can make it in the pressure cooker or Instant Pot in a matter of minutes!
Easy Pressure Cooker Saag Aloo
Saag aloois one of my favourite take away dishes! Now you can make your own version quickly and easily in a pressure cooker or instant pot so you can have this vegetarian dish any night of the week.
Pressure Cooker Pasta with Mediterranean Vegetables
This pressure cooker pasta is so simple and is full of mediterranean flavour! Make it in an instant pot or electric pressure cooker and have dinner on the table in a matter of minutes. Serve with a good grating of parmesan for a delicious weeknight meal.
You won’t believe how quick and easy this pressure cooker curry is! It’s perfect for an instant pot or any electric pressure cooker. Serve with rice for a healthy vegetarian dinner.
Chicken casseroleis such good comfort food and with a pressure cooker or instant pot it can be ready in next to no time! It’s perfect served with pasta, mashed potatoes or anything else you fancy.
Vegan Pressure Cooker Coconut Curry with Sweet Potato
This creamycoconut curry is so easy and packed with healthy ingredients like sweet potato, broccoli and chickpeas! Plus it’s made in thepressure cookerorinstant potand it’s suitable for vegans.
The quick and easy way to cook stews, soup, pasta, rice, meat, fish, vegetables and more! Delicious, home-cooked meals are only minutes away and cooking couldn't be simpler with 8 easy-to-use pre-set cooking functions.
While they are invaluable when it comes to braising, stewing and transforming tough cuts of meat, and cooking ingredients like dried pulses from scratch, pressure cookers are less successful with delicate foods like fish or green veg, as they use such a high heat.
A pressure cooker shouldn't be more than 2/3rds full. With liquids, avoid filling more than half full. Overfilling leads to food being ejected from the pressure release valve – a messy business. If this does happen, you'll need to take apart and clean the parts thoroughly.
How do I use the Slow Cook function in the Pressure King Pro? Ensure the Pressure Release Valve is set to the 'OPEN' position, then press the 'Keep Warm/Slow Cook' button. The display will say 'SLO' and you will be able to amend the cooking time by 30-minute intervals using the Plus and Minus buttons.
It is safe to cook frozen food in a pressure cooker because it uses pressure to move food through the "Danger Zone" quickly. As a result, you don't run into the issues that you would find by cooking frozen food in a slow cooker, where it can stay too long in the Danger Zone and could become unsafe.
Do Expect Cook Times to Vary: A frozen piece of meat will not only take longer to cook, but it will also take longer for the Instant Pot to come to pressure. Because of this, be prepared to add a few extra minutes to your overall cook time.
Unfortunately, once you overcook a piece of meat in the pressure cooker, there's no going back. You'll be left with a pile of dry, crunchy, tasteless fibers and no amount of additional pressure cooking is going to put that moisture back into the meat. Earlier, I explained how ingredient size affects the cooking time.
I cover meat in my Instant Pot when making soup, stew, or stock.Otherwise I use a minimum amount of liquid, from 1 to 2 cups. A pressure cooker produces steam until a preset pressure is reached and then replaces heat lost from the pot, by boiling more water, producing more steam.
It cannot cook your food properly without water, and the pressure will build to such an extent that the lid, pressure valve, plugs, and hot food could be thrown all over the kitchen. This can seriously harm you, your kids, and your pets, not to mention property damage that comes from flying projectiles.
Slow down cooking process: If you're trying to cook or heat the food further, adding cold water can slow down the cooking process as it takes longer for the cold water to heat up.
Specially-designed Browning function allows you to quickly brown meats and vegetables with lid off. The 24 Hour Delay Timer mode means you can switch it on in a morning and your food will be ready to eat when you get home.
Chefs tend to prefer stovetop pressure cookers and, of course, being present during cooking. For home cooks drawn to hands-off convenience, electric pressure cookers take the guesswork out of cooking and offer pre-programmed settings, from baking to air frying, with no need for prior experience.
CAN I FRY/BROWN FOOD IN THE PRESSURE KING PRO? Yes, some recipes in the recipe book provided require you to fry and brown off the food inside the Pressure King Pro. You can do this all in the Pressure King Pro.
You can use a pressure cooker to brown, boil, steam, poach, steam roast, braise, stew, or roast food. Nowadays, you can even bake in your pressure cooker! Many people who are using electric pressure cookers like Instant Pot Pressure Cooker are even making cheesecakes and homemade yogurt.
It also allows you to buy less-expensive cuts of meat (the tough stuff) and tenderize it quickly. Just about anything! I use mine a lot for meats, potatoes, and stews. You can also cook desserts and sweets, like sweetened condensed milk, flan, and cheesecake.
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