Just a quick post about Philippe Richard pressure cookers. I found that they are extremely affordable, so for all of you who can't afford a quality pressure cooker like Fagor, this could be a good solution.
Considering the quality of this pressure cooker, I do not have any certain information. But I guess it's not a durable product, since you are able to find a Phillie Richard pressure cooker for the price of $29.99 only. But in case this slow cooker is not able to deliver what you need, you can still use it for different purposes. Sometimes it happens that a new cooker can't keep the pressure, but you can still use it as a regular pot, making soup in it and other meals. It's great that they are so thick so they are very useful cookware in overall.
Once again, if you have those 30 bucks, try to purchase Phillipe Richard cooker and see what you can get out of it. If you want something more serious, then a Fagor, Presto or Nesco cookers should be your target.
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I just purchased a philippe richard pressure cooker from jcpenny.I'm not sure but everyone.I have ever purchased through the years all had a little tray with holes in it to go in the bottom till this one.Is that the way they are made now.I wanted to know before i used it.Thank you for your time & consideration in this matter.
I purchased a philippe richard pressure cooker 4 quarte in April. After I read the instruction how to use it (this is very important), I began to cook soup, porridge, stew beef and rice. All the dishes come out fast and great. I haven't used other pressure cooker before, but I find this one is easy to use and reliable. The only thing I don't like is that it's made of alumimum. I plan to buy a stainless steel one later but for sure I will keep this one also.
I just bought a used Phillipe Richard 4-quart on Craig's List - came in the box with all the packing materials and NO INSTRUCTIONS! Could someone please tell me where I can find them (or maybe scan them in and email to me)? 952-484-5451 or kimtherealtor@comcast.net
It appears that Dupont makes Philippe Richard cookware. Try their customer care line - 1-800-586-7669.
I recently purchased a P.R. pressure cooker to use in bottling vegetables.
Then I noticed a line in the booklet saying not to use this cooker at altitudes over 3000 ft. Does anyone have experience with using it at high altitudes and/or for canning?
I just purchased the 12 qt philippe richard pressure cooker and was trying to find accessories. The website listed on the box and manual, www.ttucorp.com was useless for this. Does anyone have information on where to get accessories? julia.sandefur@yahoo.com
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