User Manual

15
Meat
(Non-frozen)
Amount of food COOKING TIME
Preset at 20 minutes
Recommended
Pressure Release Method
Shoulder Roast,
boneless
3 pounds 30 minutes Natural Release,
10 minutes
Ham 30 minutes Natural Release
SOUP/STEW
:
Note: The preset time for this function is 30 minutes, but can be adjusted
up and down to desired cook time.
1. Place all the prepared ingredients into the pressure cooking bowl, being
sure not to fill beyond the MAX fill line.
2. If the bowl is not already in the cooking base, add the bowl to the base and
follow the cooking process outlined in the “Operating Instructions” section.
3. Use the natural release method to decrease any spatter from the steam
release value and continue cooking the foods for a deeper flavor.
MANUAL COOKING FUNCTIONS
The Manual pressure function
can be used when preset menu functions
and timings do not suit your required cooking preferences. Follow the steps
outlined in the “Operating Instructions” section to use this function.
FUNCTIONS WITHOUT PRESSURE
BROWNING
:
This is not a pressurized setting and it is intended to be used without the lid
in place. Use this function to brown or sauté meats and vegetables at a high
heat before pressure cooking or slow cooking.
1. Place the cooking bowl in the interior of the pressure cooker.
2. Add the proper amount of oil or butter to the bowl, according to the recipe.
3. Press the Browning button
. A red light will begin flashing above
the Browning function
, and the LED display will flash with 15
minute default. Press the + orbuttons to adjust the time.
Note: The locking lid should remain off while browning.
4. Press the START button
and allow the butter or oil to heat for about
1 minute. Add the food using caution once the oil or butter is hot, as it
could spatter, and then brown/sauté to desired doneness.
Note: Pat foods dry with a paper towel before browning
and brown/
sauté food in small batches to ensure best results.
5. Once you are done browning/sautéing, press the STOP button
to
cancel the Browning function. You can now switch to any other function
to continue cooking the recipe (refer to the specific function within this
section for directions).