This Ethiopian-style pressure cooker soup adds all of the spices at the beginning of the recipe to flavor the lentils from the inside out (can't get that from a can ; ). Fresh baby...

Pressure cooker recipes featuring ingredients which are only available in the Winter.
This Ethiopian-style pressure cooker soup adds all of the spices at the beginning of the recipe to flavor the lentils from the inside out (can't get that from a can ; ). Fresh baby...
This stew offers deep, rich notes of a slowly braised stew without the wait - or fancy knife skills (all the vegetables are roughly chopped). Porcini mushrooms add to that richness and maintain...
A minute under pressure is all it takes to infuse wine with fruit and spices – then serve or keep it warm for a party. Mulled wine is the perfect winter’s drink for a festive party or…
Ever since I published the “New Christmas Pudding” I’ve been getting requests from British and Aussie readers for a more “traditional” recipe…
The holidays are a perfect time for using your pressure cooker. You can get things done quickly and predictably, and with more flavor. Most importantly it's a chance to share this cooking...
When researching Posole it became pretty clear that, although this dish is not complicated, it requires lots of steps (and cleanup). I removed all of the extra pots and making this recipe not only faster but easier, too!
Sometimes you've just got to try something to believe it. Melting chocolate in the pressure cooker is one of those things.
Using the pressure cooker to melt chocolate goes against...
This chili is light on the fat but heavy on the flavor and satisfaction because although we use a very lean meat it’s paired with flavorful beans.
This recipe gets a concentrated mushroom flavor from the addition of dried mushrooms - try different types to completely change the flavor. To thicken the soup we went with potatoes instead of...
This is not a recipe passed-down through my family or by an old friend - Italians don't have a Christmas Pudding tradition as is very common in the UK, Australia and a few American households....
The holidays are a perfect time for using your pressure cooker. You can get things done quickly and predictably, and with more flavor. Most importantly it's a chance to share this cooking...
Sometimes, a boiled potato won’t do. On a whim, and then over and over and over again, I tossed the potatoes in the pressure cooker to pre-cook them a bit while my oven was pre-heating. WOW!
The pressure cooker keeps the turkey meat moist, juicy and perfectly seasoned with our traditional-style stuffing.
Spaghetti squash has yet to be discovered or grown outside of America. Its flesh is so fibrous that it resembles home-made pasta – and the pressure cooker, in my opinion, gives this squash the best texture.
We’ve made this classic dish not just faster, but easier, too – there is very little prep and we pressure cooked the meat and potatoes at the same time!
Cozy, comforting and, most of all, easy! The pressure cooker is a master of stews and here is a very basic recipe with extraordinary flavor that can easily be modified to include your favorite...
The January cover of La Cucina Italiana caught my eye with a wonderfully wintery soup. The recipe seemed like a perfect candidate for the pressure cooker - and improvisation!
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Fluffy on the inside with a lovely browned skin on the outside, baby or fingerling potatoes can be perfectly cooked in no time by combining traditional and pressure cooking techniques.
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When I brought home this cabbage, I remembered the Austrian farmer's market from a few years ago behind Graz's Opera House at this time of year.
The ground was not yet covered with snow,...
This pressure cooker recipe marks the end of all other tomato soups!
Although tomato soup is American, I made a version that exemplifies Italian cookery: Exalting one ingredient and making it...
Pressure cookbooks, websites and even manuals say that you only need to cut down the cooking time to convert a recipe to the pressure cooker – but there is so much more to consider!In Julia Child’s memory and spirit, I take her soup – a classic in many American households – to teach you two of the many things to watch out for when converting a recipe to the pressure cooker.
In Italy, whenever you bake a pasta that's not meant to be baked (like lasagne and cannelloni) you get a delicious pasticcio... mess! This recipe can actually end up as one of two dishes. Once the...
The sprouts taste buttery when paired with tarty pomegranate and toasted pine nuts and the color combination is perfect for a winter table.
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Before landing on it's fluffy steamed vegetable nest, this quail was braised in pancetta, shallots and spumante!
This recipe can easily be doubled because the standard...
These little packages of deliciousness need to be unwrapped to be eaten. The exterior is a little bit bitter, the interior is creamy and salty with little leek and pine nut surprises every...
This side dish will brighten up your winter table. When my husband tasted it his eye-brows hit the ceiling. The spicy citrus vinaigrette gives this steamed vegetable side dish bim, bam and boom!...
We have a recipe from Chef John of the Food Wishes video recipe blog - ask him to cook something and he will do his best to make your food wish come true. If you don't know who he is, click on...
Today we have a recipe from Ayeesha, of the Taste of Pearl City blog. She lives in Germany but is not German. She proposes a Turkish soup but is not from Turkey! She is Indian and has lived and...
With just enough fennel to add a little liquorish flavor without overpowering the whole soup! Making creamy, thick, soups takes just minutes of cooking under pressure. With just 5 minutes of...