Braised Chicken in the Power Pressure Cooker XL – Step by Step Instructions


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  1. Erica Goehring
    Erica Goehring says:

    I have this brand of pressure cooker, but the buttons are different. Maybe because my machine is the "Pro" version. 🤷 The Time Select button on my machine, so I got lost! Anyone know how I can adjust this recipe?

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  2. Sara Calder
    Sara Calder says:

    Followed instructions to the letter and I ended up with pink, undercooked chicken. If I had added 15 min maybe it would have come out ok, but what's the point if 15 minutes warm up with 55 minutes cook time ???? 1 hour 10 minutes !!! I can do that in the oven!!! I had to put my chicken into my regular oven to finish cooking it !! THIS PRODUCT DIES NIT DO WHAT THE INFOMERCIAL CLAIMS!

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  3. Swedish Metal
    Swedish Metal says:

    I wander how much this guys wife has to hear “pressure cooker.” He probably says it in his sleep. He probably owns 500 of them, can’t escape them. He has two in his kitchen as we can see. Probably 20 more under the counters.

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  4. Linda Lueckenhoff
    Linda Lueckenhoff says:

    I find that the vegetables are mushy if I cook them the full length of time the meat is cooking. I have had better success with shortening the meat cooking time by 5-10- minutes, releasing the pressure, adding the vegetables cut up as I want them to be, then setting on vegetables for 7-10- minutes depending on the vegetables. The vegetables are done, they have the flavor from the meat juices, and they aren't overcooked.

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  5. huskyfluffy
    huskyfluffy says:

    I'm thinking the paprika and turmeric is for color. I wonder if you can brown it for a while in the oven. Has anyone ever done a turkey?? I heard we should let the pressure release naturally, not opening the valve. Meat stays more tender that way?

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  6. jay dawg
    jay dawg says:

    from jump u say get oil nice and hot but did not show u putting oil in how much what kind ? step by step to me means for rookies like me as you say its so simple yet you skip major issues in all your videos please make videos idiot prof (me an idiot when it comes to using this new type of cooking that cost me over 200 bucks from your infomercials)

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  7. Michele Shine
    Michele Shine says:

    Can you elaborate on what we can do if meat/chicken is NOT all the way cooked ….do we pop it back in the pot and reset for more time???  how /setting and time?? do we have to worry about pressure???  Id love to know I can recoup the meal if possible!!!!just pop it back in and cook it some more..be specific??  Thanks

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  8. bob booth
    bob booth says:

    I know Pressure cookers, have two of them. I bought the XL because it looks simple, and it is. I have made Beef and Pork ribs. I have done chicken and dumplings. Today am Braising bone in chicken breasts. It w
    orks as it says it will. The sear function is fast, and it works well for making the broth/sauce/gravy. Jusy use common sense as if you were cooking in the oven, or stove top simmer.

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