Combining a TMX with a pressure cooker

[Halex]

Thinking, considery but probably not as they scare rhe **** out f me.

BUT Julie O's meals look sooooo gooood.

H

[goldfish]

I'm a woose and I'm scared of pressure cookers.

and JD . . you can add me to that list . . Mum's pea soup was TDF . . . but the thing scared me half to death although I didn't have that terrible experience you had, Judy.  That must have been so frightening for anyone, let alone a youngster!

[DizzyGirl]

I am tempted to buy a Pressure Cooker. Just have to convince DH. He thinks we don't need one as we use the slow cooker a lot.

[Halex]

DG do you know how much they cost

H

[Wonder]

H there is a huge price range from what I can tell. I guy at work who is a bit of a stove top PC expert even bought one from Aldi last week which was very cheap (around $50 from memory) and he's very happy with its performance. I decided on the 5 in 1 so it was one simple action rather than having to wait for it come to pressure then start timing. Just a bit lazy.

[mab19]

I used my PC a lot when the kids were little but haven't had it out of the cupboard for about 20 years now.  I have looked at it several times lately since everyone has been talking about them but I have to admit I am a bit scared of getting it out now and having a go.  I must look through my books to see if I still have the instructions.

[Halex]

Ok, still scared....
H

[DizzyGirl]

Hally, I think the new electric ones seem to be safer and easier to use. They are more expensive though. Saw some the other day at Big W or Homeart for about $50. Will check next time I go shopping.

[Yvette]

They scare me too Hally