Power Pressure Cooker XL Cinnamon Raisin Bread


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Power Pressure Cooker XL – Cinnamon Raisin Bread.

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  1. AJK Motors
    AJK Motors says:

    I love this pressure cooker! do7.pl/Power My old one finally died the pot warped so it couldn’t lock and it was so old they didn’t have replacement parts. I decided to upgrade from the 8qt which I thought was big to the 10qt. It says that you could fit a turkey in it and I definitely didn’t believe until I got it! It may not fit a 20lb turkey but a smaller one no problem! You could put two chickens in there at the same time and have no problems! I will buy again and this is usually my go to wedding gift for others and they have all loved it!

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  2. JessicaDuran74
    JessicaDuran74 says:

    Thank you for sharing. I didnt hear how much water you used. It look like you used two measuring cups of 4 cups. So, Like 8 cups? What setting did you use? It looked like the soup/stew setting…? Could you post a list of ingredients did you used? Would it be possible for you to reshoot this video? Thank you.💐

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  3. Jane Renee
    Jane Renee says:

    I emailed the yeast companies about proofing. they all said it's only necessary to check if the yeast is still good. my mom never proofed and her bread was always awesome. I wish i'd gotten the 10 qt. it's nice to find videos for the same brand I have.

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  4. Jill Hazard
    Jill Hazard says:

    Not bad video but had a few "huh" moments. Did you have A few steps missing? When Did you put raisins in? You went from rising in bowl to rising in a loaf dish… Did you change after 30 minutes and add extra rising time? Did you put the loaf dish directly in ppcxl or elevate it? Thought I saw it sitting on something.

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  5. Jim Cole
    Jim Cole says:

    I am new to this and I needed to know what setting you put it on to bake. Was it the chicken, steam, soup or whatever? That was very important to me and I didn't see anything, but a time.

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  6. Jennifer Herrington
    Jennifer Herrington says:

    This setting went from letting the dough rise in the stand mixing bowl to showing it in a glass loaf pan. What happened in between those shots? Inquiring minds want to know… also, I would have completed the steps by browning the bread on top in the oven or a toaster oven and letting us know which setting that you used to cook the bread. This is an incomplete video…

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  7. JockBaloney
    JockBaloney says:

    You left out the part where the raisins fell into the stand mixer bowl. None the less, the bread looks deliciously moist and soft and I think that I would like it. However, my pressure cooker is only six quarts so I might have to settle for making individual Cinnamon Raison Muffins instead. Well done though. And you have a good presentation manner as well.

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  8. C D Hanks
    C D Hanks says:

    I absolutely hate these videos that quickly goes through a list of ingredients
    but does not list them in the description. Very few of us have a photographic
    memory and need a list of ingredients for shopping and cooking. Please
    take the time to list the ingredients and instructions.
    Thank you.

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  9. athena energy Shine
    athena energy Shine says:

    I just bought a pressure cooker and just finding out all the things I can make on it. I keep hearing that you can bake cake and make bread. I have the sage fast slow pro. I can adjust the pressure and time. Do you know what pressure is on?

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