The pressure cooker is a great helper in the kitchen, but many people are still afraid to use it because of myths and misinformation. So, let’s explain five myths and truths about the Tramontina Presto pressure cooker so you can feel more confident when cooking!

1. Only beans and vegetables can be cooked in the pressure cooker.
 

Myth: Although the pressure cooker is often associated with cooking beans and vegetables, it is extremely versatile. You can prepare a wide variety of foods, including meats, soups, stews, grains, rice, and even desserts. The pressure cooker is a practical tool for speeding up the preparation of various recipes.

2. The Presto pressure cooker has multiple safety devices.
 

True: The Presto pressure cooker is designed with 5 safety devices, which include a safety valve, a lid locking system and other mechanisms that ensure safe use. These features help prevent accidents and provide peace of mind when cooking.

3.  Cooking in a pressure cooker is healthier

 True: In fact, cooking food in a pressure cooker can be very healthy. Fast cooking and high pressure help preserve the nutrients in food, making it healthier and tastier. Additionally, reducing cooking time can help maintain nutritional properties.

4. With a pressure cooker, it is impossible to control how well the food is cooked.
 

Myth: Although the pressure cooker cooks food quickly, it is possible to control the cooking point with the triple bottom of the Presto pressure cooker, which provides uniform heat distribution, you control the cooking point with the guarantee of a more consistent result, as each type of food has a specific cooking time, and practice will help you master the use of the sauce pan.  Additionally, the pressure cooker has a pressure indicator that helps monitor the process.

5. The Presto pressure cooker is easy to clean and maintain.
 

True: The Presto pressure cooker is designed to make cleaning easy. It has a nonstick coating, which prevents food from sticking and makes washing easier. With proper care, such as not using abrasive utensils, the sauce pan can last for many years.

So, is it safer to cook in a pressure cooker? Now just choose your favorite recipe and test it in the Presto sauce pan!