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Generally food burns because you are cooking with the heat too high, or cooking too long. Other factors are the old aluminum or stainless steel cookers that lack the 3-ply base of the newer cookers. That realy makes a BIG differance in preventing food from scorching.

You can minimize this problem by using a flame tamer, rotating your cooker a quarter turn every couple of minutes to aboid hot spots, and keeping the heat as low as possible once pressure is up.
MsgID: 114784
Shared by: Victoria
In reply to: Pressure Cooker
Board: Cooking with Appliances at Recipelink.com
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