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Oh yes, we have hard water here :( . I didn't think to install a water softener when I built the house. You gotta wipe down everything or it will get spots.
 
Jason, my old Mirro-Matic's instruction booklet actually advises to immediately run the whole thing under the faucet with cold water to reduce the pressure before removing the weight, so it sounds like you did the right thing. The booklet that came with my recently purchased Presto is much smaller and less informative and I can't remember if it gave the same cool-down advice but that's what I do with it anyway. I like the fact that it's unpainted since the Mirro is looking pretty beat up in 60's avocado these days. I try to keep the new Presto looking nice by wiping it down after washing it so it won't spot. Very hard water where I am so I'm always dealing with spots on everything.

And I'm going to have to start a new thread sometime when I roast a chicken in my 50's rotisserie. The only way to go IMHO as it comes out perfect every time and makes the whole house smell like an expensive deli!
 
Green Beans!

I haven't made them for awhile. My mom used to make them with the bacon, a bit of onion and tomato, then when done would add sour cream to finish them.

Glad you're enjoying the pressure cooker. The first time I tried one I cooked a whole chicken. The timing was supposed to be about 15 minutes under 15 pounds of pressure. I thought that couldn't be right. So I ran it for about an hour. The chicken was so tender you could eat the bones!
 
Magic machine

A pork roast that would take about 1.5 hours takes only 45 minutes in the PC. Red beans takes about 1.5 hours on the stove and about 15 minutes in the PC. It's better than a microwave imho.

Of course, Helen swears by her crock pot.

I like it fast, she likes it slow.
 

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