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MEAT and POULTRY TIMETABLE
This pressure cooker is ideal for tenderizing the less tender cuts of meat. Most meats (except corned beef,
salt pork and tongue) should be browned in hot fat in the uncovered cooker before pressure cooking.
Cooking time may vary depending upon cut, grade, amount of bone, etc., and may be adjusted to suit
your taste. Time is given as a total rather than minutes per pound.
FOR ALL MEAT AND POULTRY COOL COOKER NORMALLY FOR 5 MINUTES, THEN PLACE UNDER FAUCET OR
IN A PAN OF COLD WATER TO REDUCE PRESSURE.
Beef, Corned - 3-4 in. thick. Follow pkg. directions for
preparation for cooking.
Beef Heart - Remove veins. Cover with salted water 1/2 hr.
Drain. Add fresh water and 1/4 cup vinegar. Cook.
Beef Liver - Slice. Cook on rack.
Beef Pot Roast (blade, chuck or rump) - 2-3 in. thick.
Beef Round Steak (Swiss) - 1/2 in.
Beef Tongue
Fresh or smoked - Cook. Cool in cooking liquid. Skin.
Cured (corned) - Cover with water several hrs. Drain. Cook.
Cool in cooking liquid. Skin
Chicken (fried) 2 1/2 -3 lbs.
Chicken (fricasseed)-3-4 lbs.
Chicken (stewed) - 4-5 lbs.
Ham (shank, uncooked) - 3-5 lbs.
Ham (picnic shoulder, uncooked) - 3-6 lbs.
Ham (slices, uncooked) - 1/2 in. slice
Lamb Steak - 1/2 in. thick
Mutton (boiled) - 4-6 lbs.
Pork Shoulder - 2 1/2 in. thick
Veal Steak - 1/2 in. thick
Veal Tongue - See Beef Tongue (above)
Venison Pot Roast - 3-4 in. thick