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Get Fast And Delicious Meals With A Microwave Pressure Cooker

Do you want to cook delicious meals quickly and easily? Look no further than a microwave pressure cooker. This innovative kitchen gadget allows you to prepare rice, chicken, pasta and other meals in minutes, all while retaining essential nutrients and flavors.

The microwave pressure cooker is perfect for busy families and professionals who want to prepare healthy meals without sacrificing time or quality. With its compact and portable design, it's also ideal for small kitchens, dorm rooms, and camping trips.

One of the benefits of using a pressure cooker is that it's incredibly easy to use. Simply add your ingredients, lock the lid, and microwave. The cooker's sealable design ensures that moisture and nutrients are retained, resulting in food that's not only fast but also flavorsome.

Additionally, this type of cooker is also able to cook meals evenly, which means no more burned or undercooked food. Unlike other cooking methods, the pressure created by the cooker minimizes the possibility of uneven cooking, which guarantees a great meal in every use.

The versatility of a microwave pressure cooker is what makes it such a popular tool for everyday cooking. You can quickly whip up a batch of rice, pasta or soup for a last-minute meal, or slow-cook a casserole or pot roast for a hearty family dinner. If you're tired of the same old meals, try out these new ideas to amp up your recipe book!

The microwave pressure cooker is also incredibly cost-effective. Compared to traditional pressure cookers, which can be expensive and require stovetop use, using a microwave pressure cooker is an affordable and efficient option that can save you both time and money.

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Microwave Pressure Cooker- Tupperware

Microwave Pressure Cooker- Tupperware

I didn’t even know Tupperware had all these awesome Kitchen Products! A Microwave Pressure Cooker- what?  Oh, my goodness so what a fabulous gift this was and we had used it couple times when we needed to cook a meal fast.  I was totally amazed, and it didn’t taste like we cooked the meal in the microwave either!  Tupperware has so many cool Kitchen Hacks!  I want at least 100 items on the…

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A cooker with a difference

Microwave ovens cook quickly. Pressure cookers cook quickly.  So, combine the two and theoretically you'd get double-quick cooking.

This isn't quite the case.  The new gadget from Lakeland is a convenient way of making a fairly small quantity of soup or stew in about 20 minutes. That is a considerable saving in time, but the real advantage seems to me that it is clean and doesn't require the attention a normal pressure cooker does (waiting for the 'hissing' then turning down the heat etc.) The red pot is light and easy to use (but you must follow instructions carefully).  

The result, after my first effort, was a soup made from vegetables, barley and chicken stock. The whole thing took less than half an hour.  Fancy something with a bit more body?  How about Chilli con Carne, or Chicken Korma.  Pot Roasted Beef will take a bit longer - nearly an hour - but that's still one third of the time of conventional cooking.   What I wouldn't bother with is Basmati Rice - 9 minutes - when it only takes that time to cook it on the hob.  But Pears in Red Wine - now that sounds a good idea.

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