Electric pressure cooker Brand 6050 - reviews and opinions

I agree, I just want to know in comparison .. by function .. I only have a synchro-click Zepterovsky for me. nravimya but I would like a pressure cooker-multicooker ... so I asked ..

If possible, buy this Brand 6050 pressure cooker - you can't go wrong! There is and cannot be any comparison with the receptor.
This pressure cooker is electric, with a set of necessary programs, everything is on the case, can be combined, easy to operate.
I think you will be satisfied with it

Please tell me, should the lid rise during pressure build-up? That is, a gap is formed between the lid and the pan of mm 6 when pressure is formed in the pan, I don’t understand how it should be and I just didn’t notice it before?

Please tell me, should the lid rise during pressure build-up? That is, a gap is formed between the lid and the pan of mm 6 when pressure is formed in the pan, I don’t understand how it should be and I just didn’t notice it before?

Yes, the cover lifts and locks when pressure is applied.

Oh, thank you very much! And I was really frightened and upset. It's just that yesterday the rice did not work out the first time, I open it and it floats in the water, and I found this gap. So I tied it up in my stupid head. How much wild (black) rice do you need to cook? Something I ruined it yesterday, three times incl. rice, the result is porridge.

Didn't the rice cook in one cycle? How much water did you pour?

Yes, wild, on a gas stove I cooked it 1: 3 for about an hour, and in St. 1: 2.5 I really added a little brown to it. Time was set for 20 minutes.

In a pressure cooker, as in a multicooker, rice is cooked differently, not like on the stove. Cook rice 1 to 1.5. And that seemed a bit too much to me, I would do 1 to 1.25.

Perfect rice today. I bought Amber. For 2 cups of rice, 3 cups of water and a slice of butter. Salted of course. Rice by default 14 min. There is no hint of crust underneath, crumbly, soft.

Amber. For 2 cups of rice, 3 cups of water and a slice of butter. Salted of course. Rice by default 14 min.

I wonder if 14 minutes is enough for wild rice - it takes longer than regular rice to cook at normal pressure.

Perfect rice today. I bought Amber. For 2 cups of rice, 3 cups of water and a slice of butter. Salted of course. Rice by default 14 min. There is no hint of crust underneath, crumbly, soft.

Lena, steamed rice or regular rice?

I wonder if 14 minutes is enough for wild rice - it takes longer than regular rice to cook at normal pressure.

Should be enough, I cook on the Rice mode (though in kuku, and the time is the same) a mixture of 4 rice, including brown and wild - it turns out very cool.
And the usual is not boiled, and the wild is ready.

Lena, steamed rice or regular rice?

Steamed "Amber". Already I was afraid to take a simple one, you can't guess. Before that, a simple long-grain cooked for 6 minutes.

I don’t understand anything! Today I tried the chicken frying mode for the first time (I’ll say right away that my husband is sooooo happy with the result) and maybe I’m confusing something, but I seemed to read that in the frying and baking mode, cooking only goes under normal pressure, and I fried for a while at high pressure .. Although everything suits me, it's just interesting

I don’t understand anything! Today I tried the chicken frying mode for the first time (I’ll say right away that my husband is sooooo happy with the result) and maybe I’m confusing something, but I seemed to read that in the frying and baking mode, cooking only goes under normal pressure, and I fried for a while at high pressure .. Although everything suits me, it's just interesting

If the position of the regulator was at high pressure, and the chicken has released enough liquid, then the pressure is collected. There is no liquid - it will fry without pressure.

If the position of the regulator was at high pressure, and the chicken has released enough liquid, then the pressure is collected. There is no liquid - it will fry without pressure.

Clearly, understandably! But I didn't understand ...
Well, then it makes sense to add a little water, because the meat comes to readiness much faster this way.

Good day everyone!
I heard a lot about cartoons, but somehow the purchase was postponed))).
From friends I heard about Panasonic, from reviews - about Kuku. And all she put off and put off the purchase. Apparently not my time was :). And on the eve of March 8, I was puzzled by a gift for myself. Somehow the wind brought it here :))) and since March 9 I have been a user of 6050 and a fan of Brand.
We tried different modes. To say that this unit is a fairy tale is to say nothing. This is the THING! With a capital letter!
I had enough for exactly a week))) and 37502 appeared
The units are completely different. Now 6050 is a workhorse, and 502 is its assistant. I cook everything basic in the Pressure Cooker, everything you can wait. I liked the pilaf in the Pressure Cooker more. In general, at first it was unusual that the products retain their taste. On the stove, there is no such effect.
Thanks to Brand for the quality and affordable price. Now 6050 has already appeared with my friend.

In the previous post, the phrase "all that can wait is at 502 was cut off."

Still, 502 brand new smells slightly, 6050 - no. I cooked lemons in both.

Reading the forum, I often came across reviews that milk is being curtailed.
Maybe my experience will help to cope with this problem. Every day since yesterday I put milk porridge in the morning. No problem. But it happened the day before yesterday))). Milk is the same. But! In the afternoon, I steamed cutlets. Seeing that the lid is absolutely clean, I did not disassemble and did not wash it. In the evening I put milk porridge - in the morning the milk curdled and sour. The same situation happened with my friend.
She decided to break in her brand new 6050, during the day something was floating in it, and at night she put a porridge. And the kapets came. ))) it turns out and did not understand that the cover is disassembled.

Hi Hi!
I have had Panasonic for 2 years already, for sure, hmm ... maybe even more? ...
Now I'm thinking about purchasing a hybrid) In general, I want both a cartoon like a Panas, and a pressure cooker in one device.
Here I came across Brand, came to you for advice.

Tell me, can the Brand fully replace my Panas? Well, as a slow cooker .... won't it be worse or is it somehow not so?
In particular - I am heating the village milk myself in Panas - will I be able to do it in the Brand?
In Panas - this is a mode of extinguishing (languishing practically) for 5 hours.
Well, and milk porridge! In Panas, I have been putting porridge at night for more than two years.
I throw it in the evening, on the timer ... I have it ready for 6 in the morning. It is put itself AUTOMATICALLY on heating (is there such in the Brand?) And waits for the husband (he eats first). After it, the porridge is also heated, the children and I wake up and eat the porridge too. That is, 4 hours after cooking, it itself stands on heating. Is it real in the brand? And in general, is it realistic to cook porridge on the timer as in Panas (boiled, such as stewed).

I've almost already made an order for the Brand, but doubts do not give me rest.
PS I want to give my Panas to my mother. I'm worried that I will regret it.

Thanks everyone in advance for the advice.

[milasha]

The Brand 6050 pressure cooker operates in two modes:
on low mode as a multicooker
on high setting like a pressure cooker

Like a pressure cooker, the appliance prepares many dishes quickly and efficiently. The default time is set from 13 minutes (porridge) to minus 1 minute and plus 59 minutes.
That is, the longest time is set at 59 minutes, for example, for boiling jellied meat.
The same applies to the multicooker when the appliance works without pressure.

To prepare baked milk, you need a longer period, for example, 5-6 hours, which you will not get in this device.
For these purposes, it is better to purchase a multicooker.

There are no problems with rice, cereals, legumes - the pressure cooker cooks well, quickly and efficiently! Look at our recipes here in the section, for example, beans (pre-soaked) can be boiled with high quality in 30 minutes + 30 minutes to set / release pressure.
Milk porridges cook quickly - a total of about 33 minutes, and cook well. See our recipes.
Porridge can be set on a timer.
The heating function works up to 12 hours.

milasha, the choice is yours

In a nearby Temka there is a video about cooking in a pressure cooker, however, from another manufacturer. There, a woman cooked baked milk for 40 minutes at high pressure.

And I don't wait for the pressure cooker to release the pressure itself. If I am nearby and the operating mode is over, I release the pressure with the valve. A matter of minutes. If you slowly bleed it, it is very easy and clean. Today steamed beets, carrots and cauliflower - 6 min. The pressure cooker builds up pressure for several minutes if it was cold before. If you cook one dish after another, then it really is like a self-assembled Tablecloth: fast, varied and tasty. Pilaf takes a maximum of 30 minutes. And to the table.

Like a pressure cooker, the appliance prepares many dishes quickly and efficiently. The default time is set from 13 minutes (porridge) to minus 1 minute and plus 59 minutes.
That is, the longest time is set at 59 minutes, for example, for boiling jellied meat.
The same applies to the multicooker when the appliance works without pressure.

that is, simmer the soup for example an hour and a half I can not? let's say borscht. I cook it in Panas, and then simmer it at a low rate for another hour. As from the stove. Without vexation - there is no that.

And if you put 59 minutes of stewing in the Brand and then immediately put another 59 minutes of stewing, can you do that? It turns out that you can put stewing 5 times - that's it for baked milk?

for example, beans (pre-soaked) can be boiled qualitatively in 30 minutes + 30 minutes to set / release pressure.

and I don't soak beans in Panas, I probably cook for about an hour. Boiled down.
... it turns out the same chtol ... where is the speed?

Does the heating automatically turn on itself after the end of the program or do you need to turn it on yourself?

In a nearby Temka there is a video about cooking in a pressure cooker, however, from another manufacturer. There, a woman cooked baked milk for 40 minutes at high pressure.

hmm .... and what useful things will remain in milk?

and then you can ask ... what are the cardinal and important differences between Brand and Cook? (a cookie that is also a hybrid)
maybe in cook then all this can be done? or not...?

Boiled pork.
Pork ham (1.5 kg) marinated, game mode 59 min.

Well, I'm reading your topic, sooo many write that milk is curdled. I also read somewhere that in the end they get milk and flakes floating in it ... that is, the porridge is not boiled?
ask that I'm so annoying
for me, cooking porridge is the most basic function! Every day for the whole family. They won't forgive me ...

[Millet - 1 multi-glass, washed, water - 2 m / st. and milk - 3 m / st]

I cooked for breakfast today

So it means: Millet - 1 multi-glass, washed, water - 2 m / st. and milk - 3 m / st (this is if you eat porridge right away, if "for later" you need to increase it to liquid by 0.5-1 m / st). "Porridge / Steam" mode - 13 minutes... She did the relief of pressure herself. The millet boiled perfectly (believe me). Those who like millet to be pricked a little can be reduced to 10 minutes.
milasha, I cook porridge almost every day. I never curdled milk and never saw any flakes.

Vegetables in an omelet
based on Cauliflower in an omelet from Tanyul

[Millet milk porridge]

I cooked for breakfast today Millet milk porridge
So it means: Millet - 1 multi-glass, washed, water - 2 m / st. and milk - 3 m / st (this is if you eat porridge right away, if "for later" to liquid it is necessary to increase by 0.5-1 m / st). "Porridge / Steam" mode - 13 minutes. She did the relief of pressure herself.

milasha, I cook porridge almost every day. I never curdled milk and never saw any flakes.

thanks for the answer!
immediately the question:
and if porridge without water? maybe this is the reason for the flakes or souring?
I only cook in milk (fat country).
and you release the pressure, but what if you put the porridge overnight? So that everything itself is prepared and the whole family waits on heating? really?

Well, I'm reading your topic, sooo many write that milk is curdled. I also read somewhere that in the end they get milk and flakes floating in it ... that is, the porridge is not boiled?
ask that I'm so annoying
for me, cooking porridge is the most basic function! Every day for the whole family. They won't forgive me ...

If you look at this topic, then there are a lot of photos of cereals. Everything boils well. If the milk is good, then it does not curdle. Everything is exactly the same as in multicooker, only faster.

I see a photo of the local cereals, thanks. But you all cook porridge in the morning, that's the point.
My question is this is the main one - on the postponement - and in the case of "not instant eating)" - is everything ok?
I repeat ....
the porridge itself prepares for the morning (on a postponement) - no one releases the pressure, and milk with cereals is frozen in the evening 6-7 hours before cooking.
and then another 3 hours at least on heating.
It's real?

[milasha]

milasha, porridge is prepared very quickly, therefore there is no need to put it in the evening. For me personally, this is so. While the family is washing, making the beds, the porridge is ready.

[milasha]

milasha, porridge is prepared very quickly, therefore there is no need to put it in the evening. For me personally, this is so. While the family is washing, making the beds, the porridge is ready.

Yes, I understand!
I have a need.
The husband eats alone, we are all asleep, he will not cook anything (he better not eat at all). I must definitely put everything on a postponement for his waking up in the evening.
Well tell me who cooks porridge like that ???

Well tell me who cooks porridge like that ???

I have cooked porridge only once so far, millet in milk, without water, but until I decided to postpone it, I'm afraid that the milk would not acidify overnight in the warmth. The porridge turned out to be very tasty and without any milk flakes. On the weekend I'll try to cook with a delay.

Good day!
As a complete user in all devices (since Brandosh is my first brainchild), I am very worried about the question (or not the question))) - after all sorts of preparations, there is a smell on the O-ring (rubber). Why not soap and boil ... Only rubbing yourself with a slice of lemon helps. Question: this "incident" only with me or not worth paying attention to .. Although, after stewing fish, cook a biscuit with such a smell, not ice.

Well, I'm reading your topic, sooo many write that milk is curdled. I also read somewhere that in the end they get milk and flakes floating in it ... that is, the porridge is not boiled?
ask that I'm so annoying
for me, cooking porridge is the most basic function! Every day for the whole family. They won't forgive me ...

Not everyone has the opportunity to cook with village milk - therefore, the result will not be what you have.
It seems to me that according to your requirements, it is better to take a Brand 37502 or 37501 multicooker.

[milasha]

hmm .... and what useful things will remain in milk?

milashaMany scientists believe that usefulness is destroyed not from high temperature, but from the duration of the heat treatment of products. So consider what is better: 40 minutes in a pressure cooker or 4 hours in a cartoon.
In cereals, in the morning I don't see a problem at all: there is a delay function, there is an automatic transfer to heating mode. Milk even curdled in the cartoon. But for me, for example, in 3.5 years - not once. By the way, on this issue here on the last page they wrote:

Reading the forum, I often came across reviews that milk is being curtailed.
Maybe my experience will help to cope with this problem. Every day since yesterday I put milk porridge in the morning. No problem. But it happened the day before yesterday))). Milk is the same. But! In the afternoon, I steamed cutlets. Seeing that the lid is absolutely clean, I did not disassemble and did not wash it. In the evening I put milk porridge - in the morning the milk curdled and sour. The same situation happened with my friend.
She decided to break in her brand new 6050, during the day something was floating in it, and at night she put a porridge. And the kapets came. ))) it turns out and did not understand that the cover is disassembled.

But in general, milasha, if the cartoon suits you, why buy something else. Buy your mom a new multicooker.

I cook milk porridge every day, on a delay, from March 9th. Everything is fine. When we wake up, it is already heated, without pressure. I set the time on purpose. Every day the porridge is super! Once I curled up, when I didn’t wash the lid after the day’s cooking, it was covered with dust. Sh

Curled up once when the lid was not washed after the day's cooking

ABOUT! Somehow I didn't even think about it. We all sinned for milk. But the lid can also be the reason

And it is advisable to put ice cream milk on a delay, from the freezer - then it will definitely not turn sour overnight! While it melts, it's time to cook

Recently I used whole milk "hut", at the last day of shelf life. Out of curiosity
Everything is fine. I don’t freeze milk. I do the bookmark at 22-23 hours. I need porridge by 6 in the morning for my husband. I set a delay of 7-7.5 hours and a readiness time of 6 minutes for oatmeal. It seems to me that less is possible))) I have not experienced it yet. Children need porridge by 7 o'clock. It stands on the heating and waits for it to be devoured. And cold porridge from the refrigerator is also a song! If the whole thing is not eaten in the morning, then for an afternoon snack - yum yum!

[Cabbage casserole with barley and vegetables]

Cabbage casserole with barley and vegetables





Barley porridge, Chinese cabbage, frozen peas, diced raw potatoes, diced onions, green onions, salt, spices.
Dressing: cream 20%, eggs, flour, salt
Bake mode, no pressure, 45 minutes default, preheat 20 minutes.

The casserole looks not presentable, light - but it turned out very tasty, went to dinner with a bang in a warm state.

Have you noticed that the price of Brand 6050 is going up? was 3850, and already 3982 -4100. A friend ordered on March 14, Brand had 2 pieces left. Did they go on sale at the end of February? When to wait for the next delivery? I want to buy one for my mom.

The casserole looks not presentable, light - but it turned out very tasty, went to dinner with a bang in a warm state.

Why is it not presentable, very beautiful! But how would you bungle it without eggs?

What about lean mayonnaise, soy cream, and starch? Will it fall apart?

What about lean mayonnaise, soy cream, and starch? Will it fall apart?

Lean mayonnaise also contains eggs (melange).
You can try soy cream, cheese, milk. Flour is better for casseroles than starch. You can also add fresh bread crumbs, small croutons.

You need to choose and try to your taste

friends, did anyone cook borscht in our pressure cooker? share the recipe, what, how much, what modes ...

Good day!
As a complete user in all devices (since Brandosh is my first brainchild), I am very worried about the question (or not the question))) - after all sorts of preparations, there is a smell on the O-ring (rubber). Why not soap and boil ... Only rubbing yourself with a slice of lemon helps. Question: this "incident" only with me or not worth paying attention to .. Although, after stewing fish, cook a biscuit with such a smell, not ice.

Good day.
Yes, the O-ring has the ability to absorb food odors. But this problem can be solved with an additional O-ring, which can only be used for dairy and baked goods.
At the moment, there is no such accessory for the multicooker pressure cooker. We expect receipt of the next batch of goods.

Have you noticed that the price of Brand 6050 is increasing? was 3850, and already 3982 -4100. A friend ordered on March 14, Brand had 2 pieces left. Did they go on sale at the end of February? When to wait for the next delivery? I want to buy one for my mom.

We expect the next batch of Brand 6050 multicooker pressure cookers at the end of June.

And today I took it for 3990, and even with me these pressure cookers were given to the courier to be sent to Moscow!

I took the pressure cooker. Hmm, well, the first impression is good. But it's true muzyyyk!
In general, I made a chicken and potatoes. It turned out to be dull. But I thought the war had come, I wanted to get my helmet. I put the Fry and the valve on high pressure, well, I did not read the instructions to the end ... I didn’t draw steam and that’s all, I think, something is wrong, I read the valve and went to translate and then it hissed. Ufff! but everything worked out. and potatoes with chicken turned out to be great.
Another question arose: did I cook the kuru in the Meat mode and when the pressure was released, should it squeak a second time? I just did not understand whether I was in the end or not. There were about 9 minutes on the display after the end and something shouted, but the time was counted even further. But the heating indicator was on, I decided to open the lid and it opened without problems, but as I understood it, it is blocked if the pressure is not released ..

Another question arose: did I cook the kuru in the Meat mode and when the pressure was released, should it squeak a second time? I just did not understand whether I was in the end or not. There were about 9 minutes on the display after the end and something shouted, but the time was counted even further. But the heating indicator was on, I decided to open the lid and it opened without problems, but as I understood it, it is blocked if the pressure is not released ..

The indicator showed that it was already 9 minutes. as ready and heated. After the end of cooking, the pressure is slowly released by itself.