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Tower 7 Litre Pressure Cooker Aluminium - 7L/22cm pressure cooker with 80kPa/11.6lb. High quality aluminium body and lid with ergonomic and robust stay cool handles. Visual pressure indicator raises when cooking. Includes steamer basket and stand. Suitable for all hob types and includes bonded steel base for use on induction hob. Not suitable for dishwasher / handwash only.
Pressure cooker features:

Showing £43.99 on product page but changes to £21.99 when you add it to your basket.
Tower 7 Litre Pressure Cooker Aluminium - 7L/22cm pressure cooker with 80kPa/11.6lb. High quality aluminium body and lid with ergonomic and robust stay cool handles. Visual pressure indicator raises when cooking. Includes steamer basket and stand. Suitable for all hob types and includes bonded steel base for use on induction hob. Not suitable for dishwasher / handwash only.
Pressure cooker features:
- Interior material: aluminium.
- 7 litre capacity.
- Plastic handles.
- Aluminium lid.
- Visual pressure indicator raises to indicate when cooker is at pressure.
- Mechanical lock prevents the lid from being opened when the contents are under pressure.
- Click and lock locking system.
- Suitable for hob types electric, gas, ceramic, halogen, induction and solid hotplates.
- Steamer basket.
Never used one before, and they terrify er indoors, so looking for easy recipes for stew and curry please !
get diced beef 700g-1kg, 3x bell peppers, 2 packets of mushrooms. get beef in cornflour, fry in portions, put aside. chuck in cubed bell peppers in with chopped mushrooms and let it cook for few minutes. add bay leaves, pepper, salt, allspice/pimento (same thing?) into your mushrooms, add beef back with all the juices, add tomato puree 2 tablespoons and water to just about cover it all. cook under pressure for 30 min and let pressure release naturally. add more spices to taste. serve with rice. enjoy!
Edit: forgot about smoked paprika - add one heaped tablespoon.
I bought the same 7L one for £17.49 in June this year... Had to return it as wife said it was too big...
how can it be "too big"... can you not just put less in it ?
Thanks, I figured it was cheap for a reason - I'll keep looking for branded/better quality
We use a similar cooker (not this exact brand so not sure about the pressure difference). We do see the slower cooking times and continously escaping pressure, but it's not all bad. We use it for cooking rice, boiling Lentils for Dal (which is usually a heavy process and with insufficent pressure the resulting Dal paste wouldn't be a paste but that's not the case).