Steam escapes from a pressure cooker when the pressure inside becomes greater that the weights used on the safety valve in the lid. Excessive escaping steam signals it is time to turn down the gas or electricity slightly. (Otherwise, the pressure cooker would eventually explode if the safety valve was not there to relieve the steam pressure!)
Because it would explode if it didn't .
Pressure cookers use steam. Steam, under the right circumstances, can run a locomotive. If you aren't careful releasing the steam from a pressure cooker, the lid can come flying off with the force of a locomotive. It can be very dangerous and not in a ..."whoops silly me" kind of way. More like a "call an ambulance, I don't think their gonna make it" kinda way.
Go to search and put in pressure cooker. You will come up various pictures of one.
The Fagor pressure cooker does come with a recipe booklet. It includes recipes for Swordfish Teriyaki, Cranberry Turkey, Seafood Gumbo, Grouper New Orleans, and Autumn Stew, among many others.
yes, a pressure cooker would come in VERY handy on top of Mt. Everest. This is because the pressure lessens as you ascend which causes your ears to pop.
Pre-steam for 30 minutes without weights. Then bring up to pressure with heaviest weight and cook for 3 hours. Use at least 2 litres of water and cover pudding with greaseproof paper and foil as the water may come over the top and spoil the pudding
I purchased one today and it did not have a cookbook. It did come with a little instruction book, though.
One of the best quality for the price is the Presto 1781 23-Quart Aluminum Pressure Cooker/Canner. They sell for about $100.00 and come very highly recommended.
my slow cooker top wont come off after cooking and letting it cool
I have a Mirro Pressure cooker and it does not come with reciepes for regular cooking. I need reciepes for cooking veg. not just canning. Where do I get them. go to cooks.com every type you can think of. some date back to the early fourties. just type what your doing. expample "beef stew" you will get alot of choose's
The steam pressure coming in is "10", and the steam pressure that needs to come out is "5". So create a path where the connectors total "minus 5". Similarly, on the drawbridge, you will need to go through mostly "positive" connectors, so that the net gain is +6 (from 10 input to 16 output).
upon heating a pressure cooker filled with water, the steam formed inside lifts the whistle and comes out till the pressure inside falls to limit. the same if heated without filled with water the hot air should come out through whistle as the volume increases upon heating. instead the hot air bursts the safety valve. why?
It's higher-this is how a radiator works in a car. Since system pressurized boiling point above 212. Some cars fans don't even come on until they hit 220.