Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Elena Bo,, Brandon is a little bigger than Panas-18, huh?

And what a beautiful 502. To be honest, I didn't like it on the Brand website and I didn't even consider it. And she's so pretty.
I also remembered that someone complained (sorry, I can't find it on the fly) that the saucepan was not included in the 501, with difficulty or something. Supposed to have been invested from a pressure cooker. So that's it. Even if you want to, do not fit the pressure pot into the MV. It drops by 2-2.5 cm and that's it. If you score with force, then you probably won't get it out.

Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Elena Bo
Quote: akiopty

The main criterion when choosing was what he threw, turned on and left. I come - the soup is ready, but here it turns out that if you cook at high pressure, then without letting off steam, the soup will turn into porridge ??

Thinking multicooker with experience.
In a pressure cooker, everything cooks much faster and there is no need to put everything in advance to prepare. And if such a need arises, then you can set the cooking time a little less. And if you take into account that the automatic pressure release lasts the longest, with a full pot of soup, 20 minutes, then during this time the soup will not turn into porridge. Now I do not forcibly relieve the pressure of the soup, I like it when it gets a little tired.
With cereals, they also set a slightly shorter cooking time, if you do not plan to immediately get it.
Fries at low pressure, and quickly and accurately. Does not burn and does not burst in all directions. It can be under the lid, or without.
I think if mom has no experience of cooking in a multicooker, then there will be no problems with getting used to it. I got used to it in a week, although I was a multi-cooker with great experience.
Elena Br
Quote: akiopty

...
on the Yandex market, Brand is also presented as a "multicooker-pressure cooker" .. and judging by the reviews and the box - a pressure cooker? That is, is it better as an addition to a multicooker? The main criterion when choosing was what he threw, turned on and left. I come - the soup is ready, but here it turns out that if you cook at high pressure, then without letting off steam, the soup will turn into porridge ??
The main question: at low pressure is it a slow cooker, at high pressure - does it work like a pressure cooker ??
Good day.
The Brand 6050 model is a multicooker pressure cooker.
It contains all the main modes of the multicooker. The only difference is that some modes work at high pressure, which allows you to reduce the cooking time, and which justifies the name of this device pressure cooker- slow cooker.
Those modes, in which it is impossible to cook under pressure, remained unchanged. This applies to the Bake and Roast modes.

Quote: akiopty

..... The main criterion for choosing was what he threw, turned on and left. I come - the soup is ready, but here it turns out that if you cook at high pressure, then without letting off steam, the soup will turn into porridge ??
When you first cooked soup in a slow cooker, you also had questions "how long to cook"? You need to get used to any technique and understand the principle of cooking.
In a pressure cooker for making soup with meat broth, I recommend preparing the broth first, and then add vegetables and cereals. Turn on the "Porridge / Cooking for a couple" mode for 5 minutes and go for a walk. Upon your return, a rich and hot soup will be waiting for you. The cooking time will be adjusted empirically.

Elena Bo
Quote: Ksyushk @ -Plushk @

Elena Bo,, Brandon is a little bigger than Panas-18, huh?
Yes, not much more.
Kuzmich
Good day!
I would like to ask experienced pressure cookers.
When making soup with meat, do you need to remove the foam?
Otherwise, there are rumors that you don't need to do this in a pressure cooker.
True, or not

Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Quote: Kuzmich

Good day!
I would like to ask experienced pressure cookers.
When making soup with meat, do you need to remove the foam?
Otherwise, there are rumors that you don't need to do this in a pressure cooker.
True, or not

I'm not experienced yet, but yesterday I cooked soup on meatballs. There was no foam
Elena Bo
I cooked the soup on meat, but I didn't find any obvious traces of foam.
ks372
Quote: Kuzmich

Good day!
I would like to ask experienced pressure cookers.
When making soup with meat, do you need to remove the foam?
Otherwise, there are rumors that you don't need to do this in a pressure cooker.
True, or not
Kuzmich , when boiling broths with bone, foam is formed in the CB. The broths are transparent, but the foam "gets off" to the side and it is very convenient to collect it with one movement with a slotted spoon after the end of the program and the pressure is released. When preparing broths from meat, I did not seem to observe foam.
Kuzmich
Thank you girls!
It turns out that the standard soup cooking scheme is as follows:
- throw in something that is being cooked for a long time (meat there or something else)
- put the soup with pressure for 20 or more minutes
- at the end of the program, release the pressure, throw in something that is quickly cooked
- put the porridge for 1-5 minutes
- open after the end of the program and self-release of pressure.

What do you think?

PS: I haven't dared to go to soup yet
akiopty
Elena Bo, Elena Br, thank you very much for the detailed explanations. You have calmed me down. And then I conducted such an advertising campaign among relatives about the miraculous Panasonic multicooker, which now conscience does not allow giving something less functional to some of them
ks372
Quote: Kuzmich

It turns out that the standard soup cooking scheme is as follows:
- throw in something that is being cooked for a long time (meat there or something else)
- put the soup with pressure for 20 or more minutes
- at the end of the program, release the pressure, throw in something that is quickly cooked
- put the porridge for 1-5 minutes
- open after the end of the program and the pressure self-relief.

What do you think?

PS: I haven't dared to go to soup yet
In principle, everything is correct. And if you do not need to pre-cook the broth and use meat / chicken in pieces or meatballs, then you can throw everything at once and turn on the soup program. And everything will work out!
Elena Bo
Chopped meat (not in pieces) is cooked for 30 minutes, as well as cabbage. In 20 minutes. it was harsh. I threw everything at once on the cabbage soup and on the pickle. But whoever loves it. Taste and cook to your liking.

Here I am planning a pea. I'll boil the knuckle in advance, that's understandable. But how much time to put on peas later? Or put on legumes? It is necessary that the potatoes are not boiled into porridge, but the peas have turned into porridge.
Who thinks what?
Elena Bo
Millet porridge.
For 1 glass of millet, 4 glasses of milk. Porridge mode 13 min. + 13 min. it took to set the pressure. Waited for automatic pressure release (12 min.). Opened, mixed. The porridge is ready. Thick as I like.
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Bowl after porridge.
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions

Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Elena Br
Quote: Ksyushk @ -Plushk @

I have a question rather to ElenaBr. Will the pressure regulator need to be disassembled periodically for cleaning? All the same, not only steam, but also liquid gets into it? Thank you!
Ksenia, I recommend disassembling the valve only in case of emergency.
It is enough just to rinse it along with the lid, and in case of food pieces getting in, use a toothpick.
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Thank you, Elena! So, if anything, you can unscrew it. In the meantime, after cooking, I drain the water, wipe the lid and let it dry. The valve is still clean.
Elena Bo
Boiled water cut chocolate (forgot to post)
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Manna
Elena Bo, and a casserole on "rice"? So tanned ... Yes?
Elena Br
Quote: MariV

She put on pilaf.
Fried the onions and carrots on the "frying" - 2 minutes. Then she put in the turkey - and in thought - the chicken - 23 minutes, and the meat - 18 minutes.
And I have a turkey - I set the meat for 18 minutes, the valve is normal pressure, the lid is closed. I wanted to open it in 5 minutes and look - and the fig - the saucepan gained pressure and did not want to open it. I had to cancel everything, turn off the power supply. Well, quickly, though, she changed her mind.
Conclusion (for yourself) - when frying, as in a lacquer, close it with a regular, suitable size, lid.
Now I filled it with zirvak, put it on for 12 minutes - the meat is under pressure.
Olya, the pressure cooker closes very tightly. Probably, the liquid from the meat was enough for the formation of steam and the float of the pressure indicator went up, thereby blocking the lid of the pressure cooker. And it doesn't matter that the pressure regulator was in the "normal pressure" position.
I recommend covering the lid of the pressure cooker next time rather than sealing it tightly.
Elena Br
Quote: Ksyushk @ -Plushk @

Thank you, Elena! So, if anything, you can unscrew it. In the meantime, after cooking, I drain the water, wipe the lid and let it dry. The valve is still clean.
I do not recommend unscrewing. This is if the valve is completely clogged, and it is not possible to clean it without unscrewing, then yes.
Catwoman
Quote: Kuzmich

Good day!
I would like to ask experienced pressure cookers.
When making soup with meat, do you need to remove the foam?
Otherwise, there are rumors that you don't need to do this in a pressure cooker.
True, or not

I do not take off, I fry in a saucepan, then I add everything else + meat, pour water, salt, seasonings, close the lid and put on the "soup". Usually, I run somewhere further, so when I come, everything is ready.
Elena Bo
Quote: manna

Elena Bo, and a casserole on "rice"? So tanned ... Yes?
No, it's on Kasha. I overexposed it. Baked for 40 minutes, because 20 minutes. didn't seem enough. I had to bake for 30 minutes, otherwise I got tanned.
We need to get used to it. This casserole in a slow cooker for 1 hour 20 minutes. bakes. And here it is so fast that I can't believe it.
Elena Br
Quote: SupercoW

Made milky oatmeal with a delay. Yesterday I threw it all away and went to bed. Of course I slept in the morning, the porridge had already been heated for two hours. But everything worked out. For some reason, the lid was slightly spattered.
....
The pressure cooker is designed in such a way that before the float has time to rise and block the release of steam to build up pressure, particles of liquid get out. When milk boils inside the pressure cooker, we see fine splashes on the lid. Hence the "spattered" lid.
When there is water inside the cooker, splashes are less noticeable.
Manna
Quote: Elena Bo

No, it's porridge. I overexposed it. Baked for 40 minutes, because 20 minutes. didn't seem enough. I had to bake for 30 minutes, otherwise I got tanned.
How does it taste like? Is it tender? How did you like it more: "baking" or "porridge"?
Trendy
Quote: Elena BoElena Bo

Here I am planning a pea. I'll boil the knuckle in advance, that's understandable. But how much time to put on peas later? Or put on legumes? It is necessary that the potatoes are not boiled into porridge, but the peas have turned into porridge.
Who thinks what?
Elena Bo , I have a different pressure cooker, but I cooked the pea soup by throwing in both peas and potatoes and frying with spices. I put on the "meat" program (I have 20 minutes) and cooked as it should: the potatoes were whole and not boiled, but peas in mashed potatoes. Honestly, it was a discovery for me, because it was an experiment.
Elena Bo
Different to taste. Dry semolina was poured on Kasha (probably it should have been allowed to swell) and grains are felt. On porridge, the taste is more semolina, on Baking in a slow cooker (I have not done it in a pressure cooker yet, we do not have time to eat) it tastes like curd. We must try again on Rice.
Manna
Quote: Elena Bo

On porridge, the taste is more semolina, on Baking in a slow cooker (I have not done it in a pressure cooker yet, we do not have time to eat) it tastes like curd. We must try again on Rice.
In general, I understand that while you liked the casserole in the slow cooker more. Yes? We look forward to continuing on "rice"
Elena Bo
Quote: manna

In general, I understand that while you liked the casserole in the slow cooker more. Yes?
Yes, curd taste is dearer to me
SupercoW
Quote: Elena Br

The pressure cooker is designed in such a way that before the float has time to rise and block the release of steam to build up pressure, particles of liquid get out. When milk boils inside the pressure cooker, we see fine splashes on the lid. Hence the "spattered" lid.
When there is water inside the cooker, splashes are less noticeable.
well, splashes are trifles, given that the lid is disassembled and washed quite easily.

I can’t get the truth yet - why different times of pressure rise and release. today morning porridge (buckwheat, milk) came back to normal for 35 minutes. I didn’t expect the pressure to go down for so long.
Elena Bo
Well, judging by the pressure cooker on the floor, the pressure is released when the temperature drops. That is, the faster the content cools, the faster the pressure release occurs. Here, not only the cooking mode, but the thermal conductivity of the product probably plays a role. In how she wrote.
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Oiled the bowl with oil, put the drumstick (8 pcs), salt and pepper, added bay leaf, chopped onion in half rings, a handful of frozen carrots, tomatoes and bell peppers, 1 tbsp each. l. mayonnaise and tomato. Not a drop of water poured!
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Heating - 2 min., Pressure build-up - 11 min., Cooking - 25 min., Pressure release - 14 min.
Opened mixed and voila
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions

Pysy Mannochka, for you I am writing as I do in Cherry. Usually I fry the chicken parts for 20 minutes, add vegetables and fry for another 10-15 minutes. Then I transfer to extinguishing - 1 hour. Total 1: 30-1: 35 (well, sometimes a little more) versus 52 minutes in CB.
Manna
Quote: Ksyushk @ -Plushk @

Pysy Mannochka, for you I am writing as I do in Cherry. Usually I fry the chicken parts for 20 minutes, add vegetables and fry for another 10-15 minutes. Then I transfer to extinguishing - 1 hour. Total 1: 30-1: 35 (well, sometimes a little more) versus 52 minutes in CB.
Oh, Ksyushka, thank you for not forgetting about me And the taste, but the taste? There is a difference?
Admin
Quote: 14anna08

And I have a personal request to Tanya (Admin) if you can compare it with a "cuckoo" as well as possible.

What exactly do you want to know?
But, it seems to me, since we were entrusted with testing the Brand pressure cooker, it would be incorrect to constantly compare with Kuku and look for pros and cons
Admin

Girls, I have a suggestion - to make two signals in the porridge / steam mode, one after the end of cooking, the second after the pressure is released

How are you?
Manna
Quote: Admin

Girls, I have a suggestion - to make two signals in the porridge / steam mode, one after the end of cooking, the second after the pressure is released

How are you?
The question is whether it will be technically possible.
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Quote: manna

Oh, Ksyushka, thank you for not forgetting about me And the taste, but the taste? There is a difference?
Manna, I didn't notice much difference in taste, both there and there are very tasty. In North America it is only faster.

Quote: Admin

Girls, I have a suggestion - to make two signals in the porridge / steam mode, one after the end of cooking, the second after the pressure is released

How are you?

I - PER! It would not hurt at all that the signal was after the pressure was released in all modes. The click is now barely audible.
14anna08
Quote: Admin

What exactly do you want to know?
But, it seems to me, since we were entrusted with testing the Brand pressure cooker, it would be incorrect to constantly compare with Kuku and look for pros and cons
cuckoo is expensive, if you take a second pressure cooker I would like to know what to count on, but if you think that it is incorrect, then do not.
Vichka
POTATO CASSEROLE
"rice" - 14 minutes + 7 minutes for pressure build-up
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Chopped potatoes were mixed in a pressure cooker bowl with prepared mushrooms, herbs, seasoning; poured a sauce of sour cream, eggs, milk and starch.
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Quite tasty casserole came out. I took it out of the bowl using a plate, which I put on the casserole and turned it over on the double boiler.

The signal after the pressure has been released would be a nice addition, although I am already used to doing without it.
Manna
Quote: VS NIKA

POTATO CASSEROLE
How I love potato casseroles (albeit from mashed potatoes) And even in 21 minutes
Vichka
ENTRECOTE
"fry-meat"
"meat" - 15 minutes + 2 minutes to build up pressure
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
She beat off the meat and greased it with granular mustard on one side; turned the meat over, put the onion and incl. "meat" for 15 minutes.
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it’s good that I didn’t fry the onion, it would have completely burned out in the "meat" mode.
The meat turned out to be very soft in 17 minutes.
krivoshapka
Elena Bo
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Girls, I have a question for you ... You also have brand's multicooker. Can you see if the top steamer will fit the pressure cooker? I ordered and now doubts torment me ...
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
krivoshapka , no, it doesn't fit. Here Vika tried on did not fit
Elena Bo
Pea soup.
Boiled a knuckle on the Soup program 59 min. Well cooked, even for jellied meat.
She took out the shank, separated the meat and put it back in the broth. I added chopped potatoes, well-washed peas (chopped), onions, bay leaves, salt. Soup 30 min. Everything turned out as it should. The peas are not visible, the potatoes are intact and do not think to boil.
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Elena Bo
Chicken legs.
Salted a little, sprinkled with chicken seasoning. Fried Chicken 23 min. under the lid at normal pressure. In the middle of cooking, turned it over.
Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Elena Br
Good day.

Do not use the wall-mounted steamer in the Brand 6050 pressure cooker.

When you install the steamer, the lid closes, but during cooking, steam comes out from under the lid.
Even if steam does not come out at the beginning of cooking, you still don’t need to use the overhead steamer, as steam can escape from under the lid when pressure is built up. And this can be traumatic!
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Today, for the sake of experiment, I cooked compote in st. I usually cook it in MV for 30-60 minutes. About 400 grams of frozen berries (various) + sugar + 3 liters of water. Happened at the top permissible label. Mode Porridge - 5 minutes ... The set of pressure lasted a long time, as much as 36 minutes, the release was about 20 minutes. Rather, after 20 minutes I saw that the pressure had already dropped and opened the lid. The output was 3.7 liters of drink.
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Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
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Happy Holidays!
Kuzmich
Girls, happy holiday to you !!!
May you be beautiful, desirable, full of strength and happy!
May your most cherished dreams come true.

PS: and (on the topic of the forum) so that your men appreciate the efforts in the kitchen

Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions
Viola212
Hello everyone and Happy Clara and Rose

Got my Armor as a birthday present (it was February 21), but I started to master it only a week ago.
I'll tell you what I cooked and how.

1. Steamed salmon.
I started with it, as the fish was marinated in spices. In principle, nothing extraordinary - in 13 minutes (by default under pressure) I received two awesomely soft and juicy steaks.

2. Pork with buckwheat
1 kg of pork in chunks, 2 large onions, 2 small carrots, 500 gr. buckwheat.
I laid everything at the same time in layers in this order.
Salt, pepper, spices.
Filled with water - 0.5 cm above the level of buckwheat.
Rice mode 14 minutes (by default under pressure).

The meat is soft, buckwheat is boiled, but not into a liquid porridge, of course - quite tenderly, but in grains. The carrots are soft. The bow is visible, but not felt :)

In general, the son, who does not really like buckwheat, went 2 times for the addition

3. Casserole


I did it in the evening. Just from what was:
Cottage cheese 300, eggs - 2 pcs, flour - 50-70 g, rolled oats - 50 g (because the flour has run out, and in general I like it and it's healthier), apple - 1 pc. on a grater, raisins - 30-40 grams approximately, sugar - 2 tbsp. l. , soda 0.5 tsp, (pay off)

I just mixed everything in a saucepan. baking mode 45 minutes without pressure.

Has risen normally. It was baked. everything turned out yummy.

4. Pickle lazy

Why lazy? Because I cooked everything at once (usually - broth first), then I fry everything, soak the barley ... in short, the process
Products:
0.5 kg of veal bone-in soup, 300 g of potatoes, 1 MV-glass of pearl barley (rinsed), 1 large carrot, 1 large onion, 3 small pickles, salt, pepper, spices
Preparation:
ALL products are laid immediately, under the pressure of the "soup" mode for 20 minutes.
Delight!
The potatoes have not fallen apart, the meat has come off and it easily falls behind the stone, pearl barley is what you need! The bow, of course, is not very noticeable,
but it gives its aroma. And also, by the way, is not boiled over!
The son is delighted. And for me this is the main thing!

I did not remove the foam. But it all remained on the lid and along the edge of the pan (just above the soup level). I laundered everything without any problems.

5. Whole chicken


On game mode 30 minutes. It turned out very juicy and soft, without a crust - like boiled or steamed.
A lot of liquid and fat leaked from it (the chicken "floated" in it by almost half). My son liked the meat, but he wanted a crust. Next time I'll try to fry. And it’s just right for me.

6. Aspic

I'm cooking now. There is a lot of meat: 4 legs and a shank. Cooked in Game mode for 59 minutes. In principle, it is normal. Everything was cooked, but I like all cartilages to bounce off the bones themselves. Therefore, I put it on for another half hour in the same mode.

Here, by the way, the foam is very noticeable. But since it is still gathered on the lid and, moreover, floats in such flakes, it was not difficult to catch it. Well, then, jellied meat is such a thing that I still pour through a strainer.

In the plans - roast and biscuit.
Manna
Quote: Ksyushk @ -Plushk @

Today, for the sake of experiment, I cooked compote in st.
Ksyushka, thank you for not forgetting to compare with cartoons. That is, it turned out that it took longer to cook in the pressure cooker because of the prolonged pressure build-up ... Did it somehow affect the taste? Do compotes differ somehow from Brandyusha and from Brandon?
Ksyushk @ -Plushk @
Manna, in time - three liters in MV, too, put for 1 hour, because in time it seems like I did not win. The taste of compote is excellent in SV. At the moment there is only a 1.5 liter decanter left, the rest has already been drunk. So I showed how it turned out Compote in MV

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