November 23, 2009
Survival Kitchen–Is a Pressure Cooker an Undiscovered Secret?
A few months ago in a previous post I suggested a pressure cooker is the survivalist’s equivalent to microwave cooking. Why couldn’t a pressure cooker be placed over a heat source, such as a camping stove or campfire when electricity isn’t available? After all, pressure cookers aren’t just for canning. Their versatility is underrated. Somebody's been keeping that a secret.
The Kuhn Rikon Duromatic 5-quart model is this week’s DestinySurvival Amazon Pick of the Week. It’s made from stainless steel with solid aluminum core in the base and heats quickly. It’s dishwasher safe and comes with a 10 year warranty. It rates 4.8 of 5 stars on Amazon.com.
Why mention a pressure cooker now after canning season's over? Because pressure cookers are quieter and safer than ever before. They require less energy and won’t heat up your kitchen. Food cooks 70% faster under pressure. Experiment with everyday meals and even desserts. Try this Kuhn Rikon Duromatic 5-quart model pressure cooker on holiday recipes.
What about those recipes? The Kuhn Rikon Duromatic 5-quart pressure cooker comes with a free copy of the Quick Cuisine Cookbook, a $14.00 value. If you want more recipes to try, get Miss Vickie's Big Book of Pressure Cooker Recipes, by Vickie Smith.
Both the Kuhn Rikon Duromatic 5-quart pressure cooker and Miss Vickie's Big Book of Pressure Cooker Recipes are available through Amazon.com. Click on the pressure cooker image below to go to the Amazon.com page where it’s featured. Place your order from there.
On that page you’ll also see Smith’s book displayed as an item customers buy with the pressure cooker. It’s also linked at the bottom of my previous post on pressure cookers.
Why not explore the possibilities a Kuhn Rikon Duromatic 5-quart pressure cooker can offer you? Or get one as a special gift for a young family who’s starting out. It’s a valuable addition to anyone’s survival kitchen. Don't keep it a secret any longer!























2 Comments on Survival Kitchen–Is a Pressure Cooker an Undiscovered Secret? »
November 23, 2009
Mindy @ 2:33 pm:
Great post! I learned to use a pressure cooker from my husband. We use it all the time and have talked about how handy it will be in tough times. Really enjoy your blog, keep up the good work.
best regards,
Mindy
John @ 2:55 pm:
Mindy, that's great! May you be a shining example to others with your pressure cooker.
Thanks for the encouraging words, too.
John