We have an old school one, used to make the best Christmas ham ever.
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Our slow cooker is used more frequently but, for lovely ham, can't beat a pressure cooker.
My son enjoys his Stickle Bricks. That doesn't stop me thinking they're a poor man's lego, though. I have plenty of time to get him on the straight and narrow and enjoying lego.
My mum uses hers all the time though the old Prestige blew out at some point (bottom bulged but not much else). She still has a newer Prestige and some Ikea abomination.
Depressurised under the tap as well.
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WTF? Is (was) that your kitchen?
not my kitchen
just a picture i bumped into
That's an American kitchen.
Fans of pressure cookers note that people are afraid of them there. Supposedly there were a lot of shoddy ones made in the war to feed troops, which could blow up. Modern ones however aren't risky.
Certainly mine has a few safety features.
