Cuisinart Digital Pressure Cooker Pulled Pork BBQ


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  1. Sky Raidr
    Sky Raidr says:

    Rick, I certainly hope you have a day job?  Key it seems is to release the pressure without placing your arm or hand directly over the release "valve"…I'm just observing!! But, I admit that it looked delicious especially with the pork juice and some Sweet Baby Rays BBQRick, I certainly hope you have a day
    job?  Key it seems is to release the pressure without placing your arm or
    hand directly over the release "valve"…I'm just observing!! But, I
    admit that it looked delicious especially with the pork juice and some Sweet
    Baby Rays BBQRick, I certainly hope you have a day job?  Key it seems is
    to release the pressure without placing your arm or hand directly over the
    release "valve"…I'm just observing!! But, I admit that it looked
    delicious especially with the pork juice and some Sweet Baby Rays BBQ

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  2. Estelle Butler
    Estelle Butler says:

    Just a thought for u…after the pressure goes down…if u will take out of pot and place in a pan, and put in a 400 degrees hot oven for 15 minutes..it will be better….just a suggestion.

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  3. Gerald
    Gerald says:

    Rick I have a question about the different cuts of meat. Pork Tenderloin and Pork Loin Roast. Which is the one you used here in the video and what would the cook times be for the Pork Loin Roast. Thanks Jerry

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  4. Rosemary Brown
    Rosemary Brown says:

    I just got this for Christmas and I'm a bit nervous about the steam release knob being so loose, even though I know they say that's normal. I don't think the included instruction sheet showed how to install and how to properly turn the pressure knob so I looked at your video for clarification. Thank you! I'll also be trying the BBQ pork as my first recipe tomorrow. Merry Christmas!

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  5. mcneillmama50
    mcneillmama50 says:

    I appreciate the tips your are offering for pressure cooking. I'm new at it and your videos are helping. What's the cut of pork to get to make pulled pork? I want to make this the day after Christmas for a family supper. Quite frankly, I'm sick of traditional holiday food-turkey and ham. Why not barbecue home made?

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  6. gccrewser
    gccrewser says:

    I'm just not sure as to how much 'liquid' to use making this boston butt. I like using Allegro marinade, apple cider vinegar, and George's HOT bar-b- q sauce; if you're familiar with that (yellow & red label). Plus I have to figure out the 'time setting' to cook the boston butt. Any advice?

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  7. gccrewser
    gccrewser says:

    what kind of pork is that? Looks like a bunch of chunks of meat. I'm a cook a pork 'boston butt' which is just one large piece of pork, weighing 4 pounds. Once it's thawed, I'm sure it'll fit in the pressure cooker, whole. Do I have to 'cut it up' like it appears in this video? Thanx.

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  8. peas123
    peas123 says:

    Watched all your videos before buying the same PC, started using it tonight, but the pressure valve is leaking a little. Not sure if I put to much liquid or I don't have it in the right position. Hoping I didn't buy a faulty one 😞. Guess we'll see when it's done.

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  9. fabio souza
    fabio souza says:

    Thanks you the video demo.
    My wife was trying to figure out how to use the timer, in the instruction it tells you to push start and the timer after, watching your video was the answered we were looking for. Good video the meet looks very yummy!!!! Thank you.

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  10. Edwardo Snowdeno
    Edwardo Snowdeno says:

    It just looks so weird without bark or a smoke ring. Have you tried putting a drip or two of liquid smoke into it? I'm about to purchase my first counter top pressure cooker but I have a feeling a smoker will still dominate. 

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  11. Gary Fe
    Gary Fe says:

    After watching all your pressure cooking videos me and the old lady purchased the same one you have off of eBay. It didn't come in time for St patty's last week but arrived in time for all the post-St.Patrick's corned beef prices to dropat the stores. HaHA! Best kitchen appliance EVER….

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  12. Manoj Bhupatrai
    Manoj Bhupatrai says:

    Brother, I love this recipe bit was one of the first things I made when I got this pressure cooker several years ago and is now mainstay at our dining table.

    Small tip: I add a few drops of "liquid smoke" if you want a bit more of a smoky flavor. Try it out!

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