DXN Pressure Cooker
The
DXN Pressure Cooker is made from high
Pressure Cooking is healthy
How food is prepared matters! It
doesn’t make sense to grow or buy quality vegetables and meats only to lose a
meaningful portion of their nutritional value through cooking. Study after study has shown that the longer
you cook food and the more liquid you use the more nutrients you lose. Water-soluble vitamins and minerals are
simply cooked out and washed away.
Pressure cooking helps retain the quality of the foods you cook with by
preparing them quickly and with very little water. Vegetables remain crisp, colorful and retain
the texture and flavor that make them so delicious in the first place. Meats stay juicy and moist. By cooking with superheated steam natural
flavors are often intensified so, please feel free to use less salt. Use quality ingredients (and as many organic
and local ingredients as possible) and you will not be disappointed….we promise!
Pressure Cooking is efficient
The pressure cooker cooks food 70% faster than conventional cooking
techniques. Faster cooking means less
energy use. Less energy use means less
money spent and less impact whenever you use one. Think roasted chicken in 30 minutes, or beef
stew in 15 minutes. We could go on and list that a pressure cooker doesn’t
release oily residues, odors and splatters like stove-top pan cooking or that
many meals can be cooked in one pot instead of several reducing cleanup, but
that would be too much to list here.
Pressure Cookers are safe
Modern pressure cookers are 100% safe and “goof-proof”. Today’s designs employ up to six valve and
vent safety systems that prevent accidents.
They can’t explode! The pressure release and gasket mechanism would
allow excess pressure to vent (if there ever is any). That’s it. A quality
stainless-steel pressure cooker is safe, requires little maintenance and will
last a lifetime.
A pressure cooker is versatile
From a dutch oven to a steamer, from a sauce pan to a baking pan (yes, a
baking pan: recipes coming), a pressure cooker is a multi-purpose pot.
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