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To add avour in soups/stews, use fresh or canned broth for the
cooking liquid instead of water.
Always use the Slow Pressure Release method before opening
the Cover.
Do not add thickening ingredients before cooking. They can
stick to the bottom of the Cooking Bowl.
Thicken soups/stews after pressure cooking is completed
following the directions below:
Mix together 2 tbsp. (30 ml) of cornstarch, arrow-root or our
and ½ cup (125ml) of water. Once the pressure is released,
remove the Cover. With the cover off press the Meat button and
add the cornstarch mixture, a tablespoon at a time, and cook
until the sauce reaches the desired consistency.
POULTRY
Tips for Cooking Poultry
At the highest point the poultry should not be higher than the 2/3
level marking on the inside of the Removable Cooking Bowl.
Wash poultry and pat dry with paper towels.
Remove skin from poultry before cooking.
If cooking a whole bird, tie the legs and wings or wrap in
cheesecloth for easy removal from the Pressure Cooker.
Timetable for Cooking Poultry
Cooking times are approximate. Use the below as a guideline only.
POULTRY Cooking Time
(minutes)
Chicken, whole
3 lbs. (1.3 kg)
20 - 25
Chicken, cut-up with bones 10 - 15
Duck, cut-up 10 - 12
Quail, whole 10 - 12
Turkey, legs 15 - 18
Turkey, 1/2 breast with bones 20 - 25
NOTE: Cooking times are approximate. Check doneness with a meat
thermometer.
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