Using the pressure cooking modes
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Cooking
mode
Preset program
& time (min)
Best for / Cooking result
Recommended
pressure level
Meat/
Stew
Less
20
Soft (texture)
High
Normal
35
Very soft
High
More
45
Fall-off-the-bone
tenderness
High
Multigrain
Less
20
Wild rice, mung beans (al
dente)
High
Normal
40
Wild rice, mung beans (soft)
High
More
45
Tough grains/beans
High
Oatmeal
Less
12
Oatmeal
High
Normal
15
Rice congee
High
More
20
Rice congee with grains
High
Poultry
Less
10
Chicken wings/small pieces
High
Normal
15
Drumsticks
High
More
25
Whole chicken
High
Pressure
cook
Manual programming of cooking time and pressure level
Rice
Less
8
Al dente (texture)
High
Normal
12
Normal
High
More
15
Soft
High
Steam
Less
3
Vegetable
High
Normal
10
Fish or seafood
High
More
15
Meat
High
Cooking process
− The pressure cooker can take up to several minutes to reach pressure. The
cooking time on the display will only show and begin to count down when
pre-heating is done and full pressure has been reached. To speed this
process up use hot instead of cold liquid to start cooking.
− During pre-heating, the message “On” and the pre-heating icon ( )
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will show. When pressure cooking is in progress, the remaining cooking
time (indicated by “P:”) and the pressure cooking icon ( )
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will show.
You can also check the cooking progress by referring to the progress bars
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.
− Small amount of steam may be given off from the pressure regulator
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during pre-heating.
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