COOKING TIME CHARTS
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Type of Rice
Approximate Cooking
Minutes
Pressure Release
Basmati – 1 1/2 cups
7-8
Natural
Converted – 1 1/2 cups
7-8
Natural
Long grain – 1 1/2 cups
7-12
Natural
White - 3 cups
12
Natural
Brown – 1 1/2 cups
17-22
Natural
Wild – 3 cups
25-27
Natural
CANNING
Tip:
We recommend using a
pressure cooker canning cook book
for
specific recipes. 6 small jars or 3 quart jars should fit in the pot.
1. Prepare food, fill jars and seal according to your recipe.
2. Place jars into the pressure cooker pot. Some recipes may recommend
using a rack. If desired, use dish towels to tuck around the jars to prevent
them from touching each other or the sides of the pot.
3. Fill pot with six cups of water or as directed by your recipe.
4. Put the lid onto the pressure cooker and lock it in place. Make sure the
pressure limiting valve is set to the “Airtight” position.
5. Attach the cord to the cooker. Plug the cord into an outlet. Follow your
canning recipe to set the pressure cooker time (see page 9 for instruc-
tions). Begin with whichever menu button has a default time closest to
your recipe requirements (see table on page 7) and adjust up or down
using the PRESSURE COOK TIME Button (see page 10).
6. When time has expired, the pressure cooker will beep 3-times and auto-
matically go to KEEP WARM (the indicator light will illuminate and the
display will show “bb”). Press KEEP WARM/CANCEL to turn off the cooker.
Unplug the pressure cooker.
7. Naturally release the pressure. Open the lid once pressure has completely
released.
KEEP CLEAR OF THE RELEASING STEAM!
8. Carefully remove jars using special canning utensils or tools. REMEMBER
JARS ARE HOT!
Set jars on a towel or rack and allow to cool.
9. If a jar lid has not “popped” within 2 hours, it has not properly sealed.
Store any unsealed jars in the refrigerator to avoid spoiling.