Afghan pressure cooker Model NR - deals Capacity 9-quart (8.5 liter)

The Afghan pressure cooker from MenGrills is a unique outdoor cooking device that allows you to cook a lot of food without a lot of work, cooks food fast, and keeps in all the flavors and nutrients. Make healthy, delicious meals in a fraction of the time.

Capacity 9-quart (8.5 liter) pressure cooker for healthy meals in less time (compared to traditional methods).

Works on any heat source-campfire coals, camp stove, propane stove, charcoal or gas grill, stovetop, etc.
Absorbs heat at a faster rate making it more energy-efficient. Also reduces cooking time by up to 70% for fast results—without the loss of valuable nutrients and flavor.
Durable aluminum construction ensures long-lasting performance.
Compact and lightweight design makes pressure cooker easier to store and carry.
Independent release valves prevent over-pressurization even if the other two valves become clogged.
Won't open when in use. One-hand system for risk-free opening and closing.

Q. How can I use an Afghan pressure cooker?
A. Afghan pressure cooker can be used in many ways:
Like a pot. Without a lid, mixing food with water, on fire, or charcoal.
As a pan for frying and stewing. Pour oil into the bottom after warming up, with or without a lid, over high heat. Like a pressure cooker. With a tightly screwed lid over medium heat, with the addition of water or in your own juice.
Like a pot. With or without a lid, over low heat or charcoal without adding water until the effect of baked meat/vegetables.

In addition, you can combine several methods in one dish. For example, first, fry the onions and meat, add spices, add water, toss the vegetables and bring to cook under a lid over low heat.

Q. Can I use the Afghan pressure cooker on an open fire?
A. Yes. The pot can be used on an open wood fire. The pot is all durable, thick metal and can be set directly on the flame and coals.

Q. Can I stir the food in the pot?
A. Yes and No, once the lid is sealed and the pot is placed on a heat source, the lid cannot be removed. You can however remove the pot from the heat source and roll the pot around to stir and mix the food. If you'd like to see the pot in action: check out our video.

Q. Can I convert my favorite conventional recipes for use in a pressure cooker?
A. Yes. The easiest way to convert a recipe is to find a pressure cooker recipe that is similar. If that is not possible, a good rule of thumb to follow is to decrease the cooking time of your recipe by two thirds. For example, if your ordinary cooking method requires 45 minutes, the pressure cooker cooking time will be approximately 15 minutes. Remember to document your results so you can perfect your timing. Because there is very little evaporation in a pressure cooker, the amount of liquid should also be reduced. Generally, use about 1 cup more than you'll desire in the finished dish. Remember, however, that there must always deals be some liquid in the pressure cooker to form the necessary steam.

Q. Can cooking liquids other than water be used in a pressure cooker?
A. Yes. Wine, beer, bouillon, and fruit or vegetable juices all make excellent cooking liquids in a pressure cooker. You're only limited by your imagination!

Q. Will flavors blend together if I cook several foods at the same time in the pressure cooker?
A. Flavors of foods are blended when they are cooked in the same liquid.

Q. What do I do if the food is not completely done after the recommended cooking time?
A. Simply bring the pressure cooker back up to pressure and cook the food for a little longer.

Q. Is it necessary to brown meat and poultry before pressure cooking?
A. No, however, browning adds a rich, robust flavor to a recipe. It is recommended in many instances to enhance the flavor, but it is not necessary if time is short.