geoffdelp
Well-known member
Hi guys ... sorry I didn't respond sooner; was out of the office for a bit.
Mr. Turbomatic is right; you don't adjust the cooking time - part of the cooking time is based on the pressure dropping on its own accord - it sort of "finishes" everything off.
The only time my Presto booklet says to drop the pressure is if there is a problem, or you are cooking vegetables, fish, poultry, etc. and the cooking needs to stop otherwise you'll end up with "mush"!
Mr. Turbomatic is right; you don't adjust the cooking time - part of the cooking time is based on the pressure dropping on its own accord - it sort of "finishes" everything off.
The only time my Presto booklet says to drop the pressure is if there is a problem, or you are cooking vegetables, fish, poultry, etc. and the cooking needs to stop otherwise you'll end up with "mush"!