RECIPE: Pressure Cook Beans & Rice—Fast!
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Some people don’t eat more whole grains because they take too long to cook. But with a pressure cooker, brown rice is ready in 10 minutes, beans in 20 minutes (and really long cookers like short ribs in 40 minutes). Start your healthy New Year with a pressure cooker. We love our top-of-the-line Kuhn Rikon pressure cooker, but there are less expensive (and smaller) alternatives like this Presto pressure cooker for $29.99 (we haven’t tested it). As a rule of thumb, an hour in a conventional pot becomes 20 minutes in a pressure cooker. With a pressure cooker, there is no need to pre-soak your beans. Hearty and healthy beans ready in 40 minutes are difficult to pass up! HOW TO COOK BEANS IN A PRESSURE COOKER |
This Kuhn Rikon pressure cooker helps us |
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1. Rinse beans under running water.
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