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All American 930 - User Manual

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INSTRUCTIONS & RECIPES
Cooking & Canning
With The
PRESSURE COOKER/CANNER
The professional quality deluxe cast
aluminum Pressure Cooker/Canners with
the exclusive “Metal-To-Metal” seal.
77L3
DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED IN THE USA
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Summary

Important Safety Safeguards

Product Warranty and Specifications

Product Dimensions and Capacities

Table outlining the physical dimensions, weights, and jar capacities for various All American pressure cooker models.

Safety Warning Labels

About the All American Pressure Cooker;Canner

Additional Canning Resources

Lists other canning resources, including offices, libraries, internet sites, and video guides.

Getting Acquainted with Cooker Components

Cooker Component Identification

Detailed descriptions and illustrations of each component, from the pressure gauge to the wing nuts.

Ordering Replacement Parts

Before Using the Cooker;Canner for the First Time

Initial Cleaning and Lubrication

Instructions for washing the cooker, applying lubricant to the seal, and performing a trial run.

Properly Attaching the Cooker Cover

Step-by-step guide on how to correctly place and secure the cover using the wing nuts.

Caring for Your Cooker;Canner

Maintaining the Metal-to-Metal Seal

Guidelines for lubricating and cleaning the metal-to-metal sealing surface for optimal performance.

Ensuring Clear Safety Openings

Importance of keeping vent pipes and pressure dial gauges clear for safe operation.

Safe Operation and Troubleshooting

Pressure Gauge Testing and Adequacy

How to test the pressure dial gauge and understand its accuracy relative to the regulator weight.

Liquid Levels and Filling Precautions

Guidance on using sufficient water and proper filling limits to prevent cooker damage or spoilage.

Managing Pressure and Temperature

Procedures for handling excess pressure and avoiding damage from sudden temperature fluctuations.

Safe Opening and Stuck Cover Remedies

Steps for safely opening the cooker after depressurization and methods to remove a stuck cover.

Cooker Maintenance: Pitting and Storage

Overpressure Plug Functionality

Canning Terms

Safety Tips for Home Canning

Causes of Spoilage

Details common causes of food spoilage in canning, including fermentation and flat sour.

Detecting Spoilage and Food Safety

Packing Cans or Jars

Canning Jars and Packing Methods

Information on recommended jars, packing methods (hot/raw), and thermometer use.

Labeling and Storing Canned Goods

Guidance on proper labeling with dates and contents, and best practices for storing canned goods.

Directions When Using Tin Cans

Sealing Tin Cans and Exhausting Air

Instructions for sealing tin cans, checking seams, and properly exhausting excess air.

Cooling and Testing Tin Can Seals

Canning Instructions

Step-by-Step Canning Process

Detailed instructions for preparing the cooker, adding jars, and processing food under pressure.

Reducing Pressure and Opening Safely

Preparing Fruit for Canning

Syrup Preparation

Guidance on preparing different types of syrups for canning fruits.

Applesauce and Sliced Apples

Instructions for preparing applesauce and canning sliced apples, including processing times.

Canning Apricots, Berries, and Cherries

Canning Fruit Purees and Citrus

Canning Peaches and Nectarines

Methods for preparing and canning peaches and nectarines, including hot and raw pack.

Canning Pears, Plums, and Rhubarb

Preparing Tomatoes and Tomato Products for Canning

Tomato Acidification and Juice Preparation

Guidance on acidifying tomatoes and preparing tomato juice and blends for canning.

Canning Crushed Tomatoes and Tomato Sauce

Canning Whole or Halved Tomatoes

Methods for canning whole or halved tomatoes packed in water or tomato juice.

Spaghetti Sauces

Spaghetti Sauce Preparation

Recipes and instructions for making spaghetti sauce with or without meat.

Preparing Poultry, Red Meats and Seafoods for Canning

Canning Chicken and Rabbit

Procedures for canning chicken or rabbit, including hot and raw pack methods.

Canning Ground and Chunk Meats

Canning Meat Stock (Broth)

Methods for preparing and canning meat stock or broth from beef or poultry.

Canning Chile Con Carne and Clams

Canning Crab Meat and Fish

Canning Smoked Fish and Tuna

Preparing Vegetables for Canning

Canning Beans and Peas

Methods for canning snap beans, Italian beans, lima beans, and dried beans or peas.

Canning Beets, Carrots, and Corn

Canning Whole Kernel Corn, Okra, and Peas

Canning Peppers and Potatoes

Canning Squash, Soups, and Greens

Canning Succotash

Questions and Answers on Home Canning

Basic Cooking Instructions

Cooker Operation and Pressure Regulation

Step-by-step guide on using the cooker, setting pressure, and regulating heat for optimal cooking.

Reducing Pressure and Opening Safely

Cooking in the Pressure Cooker

Meat Cooking Timetable

Provides cooking times for various cuts of beef, lamb, mutton, and pork at 15 pounds pressure.

Vegetable Cooking Times

Pressure Cooking Dry Beans and Peas

Bean and Pea Preparation and Cooking

Instructions for soaking, cooking, and pressure cooking dry beans and peas, including safety cautions.

Tables and Charts

All-American Pressure Cooker;Canner Parts List

Parts Illustrations (Not to Scale)

All American Automatic Can Sealers

Can Sealer Model Suitability

Information on different automatic can sealer models and their suitability for various can sizes.

All American 930 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandAll American
Model930
CategoryElectric Pressure Cooker
LanguageEnglish

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