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Document: My wife is very happy with this unit. The construction is first class and is useable on an induction cook top.
And in spite of what the myriad of reviews say about a lack of hissing/noise I am told this is normal.I've tried it on 3 different types of cook-tops: gas, glass-top electric, and induction. I get the same results on all 3 regardless of power/heat settings.
This is the best pressure cooker that I've ever seen. The design of the top pressure release is so much better than a conventional button that I can't imagine why any company continues to manufacture the old kind. It's foolproof, it protects you from scalding steam and you can walk away from it. Plus the cooker is induction friendly. I can't think of anything that could be improved.
For our first use of this we had a pretty old hunk of beef roast sitting in our freezer that we thawed out. We followed the recipe for BBQ beef that came with the cooker and in just over an hour we had really yummy, moist, tender pot roast on the table. Pretty amazing when this would've taken 10 hrs in the crockpot or 3 in the oven to be tender enough. It works great on our induction cooktop which was also a concern for us.
short ribs / chicken soup). I have used it to deep fry (without the lid of course), and it works great (the heavy bottom helps keep the temperature stable when you add the food to the oil). I have used it to make soup and refried beans. It really cuts down on the time to cook! I have made stock many times. It saves so much time.
pros*Very easy to use and wash.*can also be used as deep pot for cooking and steaming together ..*very good designee*Cooker is less noisy and the valves are quieter then our traditional Indian ones*various Valve settings for stream flow which is great for various cooking .Cons*Very expensive . i could buy a simple/good pressure cooker for 40 usd in India. *No coating so it can be bit hard to wash.
pressure valve unworkable with creaking sound when trying to pull up and down. So disappointed. I have older model which was great. The Swiss have out engineered themselves on this one. Don't waste you money.
it's a little more expensive, but you get what you pay for. The way the handle seals makes it superior in my mind to the Fagor brand, and I own both. Another feature is that when it's at pressure, it doesn't shoot steam all over your kitchen/stove. The biggest difference is that the Fagor mechanism is largely in the handle while the Kuhn's is in the valve.
got this for the wife as a Christmas gift,she never trusted a pressure cooker,but I went ahead and got it anyway.Well this cooker does everything it saysand the food comes out great,in such a short time vs.conventional methods!It is healthier,and the directions are so easy to follow even I can do it.
You will not be sorry you spent the money, believe me. I'm sorry I didn't buy a pressure cooker sooner; but glad in a way because the technology has improved. My Kuhn pressure cooker is SO QUIET compared to my mother's version with the rocker. Very slight hiss when it's on high pressure, almost imperceptible, and I feel way more safe because of the blow-out vents in the lid that release pressure by forcing the gasket out.
Answer: I just checked. Yes, it is induction compatible.