Sandi Clifford
Who knew you could use a pressure cooker for the Christmas Ham? When my sister's oven died 2 days before Christmas, (and I had given her a Pressure cooker), my mind immediately went to the web for help. Wow, what a fantastic help the Internet can be. So I've compiled all my research for you here. It hope this helps you.
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Return to Meat Menu Page Cooking a Spiral Cut Ham To see my pictorial How-To directions on pressure cooking a Spiral Cut Ham, visit my blog . Ham is pork that comes from the rear leg of a hog. Ham made from the front leg of a hog is called Pork Shoulder Picnic Ham.
Pressure cooker time chart for vegetables, beans, chickpeas, beef, pork, fish, chicken. Use a pressure cooker to cook delicious, nutritious and healthy home cooked food in about 1/3 the time it would take without using a pressure cooker.
A big ham makes an impressive centerpiece for a lavish meal, but it can be inconvenient for everyday occasions. A smaller smoked picnic ham, averaging 3 to 5 pounds, can be a more practical option. ...
If you're used to eating pre-packed ham, try buying a ham or gammon joint and cooking it in the pressure cooker. Cooked for 30 minutes per 1kg, it's really quick to do and tastes great. Check out my video on how it's done!
Making chicken stock is one of the top reasons why many people own and love their pressure cooker. Not only will a pressure cooker help you to make a big pot of stock in just about 1 hour, it will likely taste richer and more fully flavored than the slow-simmered version, too.
I want to make chili using a ham bone (with a little meat on it). How should I cook it to make good use of both the meat and the bone?
If you're used to eating pre-packed ham, try buying a ham or gammon joint and cooking it in the pressure cooker. Cooked for 30 minutes per 1kg, it's really quick to do and tastes great. Check out my video on how it's done!
Ham hocks, like all pork products, are best cooked until they are falling off the bone. While this can be accomplished in a roaster or a stockpot, the simplest way to cook ham hocks is in a pressure cooker.
No time to slow-cook? Our members' favorite pressure cooker recipes will take your meat from tough to tender in a fraction of the time.
