Kambrook Pressure Express Digital Multi Cooker KPR820BSS Questions & Answers
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Is the inner pot dishwasher save
I hand wash mine now but yep have historically put it through the dishwasher in its earlier years
I should think si, but I have never tried cause it's so easy to clean
What temperature is the setting for yoghurt
What temperature is the yogurt maker function on the cooker?
What is the inner pot made of please?
Non stick material
Can I use the pressure cooker without the condensation part as I have not got one
I lost mine ages ago and still use my cooker with no issues. In fact I had forgotten I didn't have it till I read your question.
Can I make yoghurt with the Kambrook KPR 820 BSS? Tony
Can I bridge a copper wire over the fuse to see if its working?
What is the best water to basmati rice ratio - and cook time please.
I want to make a lot at once to freeze. Do ratios stay same?
Thank you
What is the capacity do you have any and what is the price?
6 litres
Hi, I have recently bought a Kambrook pressure cooker. When I have turned it on there is a loud high pitched noise!! I think it maybe faulty!?
Has anyone else had this problem?
Hi!
I'm using my pressure cooker for the first time to cook brown rice. I followed all the steps in the manual but the timer isn't going down. Is that normal?
The device has to heat up then when it is st the normal temperature for cooking the rice the timer will begin
Can u cook rice n how much water per cup of rice
Can I use the pressure cooker to warm up foods?
Yes, I used it using the saute function. :)
Thankyou for your quick reply, I am wanting to heat pulled pork and then keep it warm for the 4 hours (automatic) the saute function option won't let me keep it warm. Any other option idea would be great. Thank you
What do I set the pressure valve position as when slow cooking?
Hi Scott, the unit will not pressurise when the Slow Cook setting is chosen, even with the lid locked into place. The pressure release value should be set to 'venting' when slow cooking. Thanks, the Kambrook Team
Hi. Can anyone please tell me the capacity of this marvel? Kambrook's website doesn't seem to disclose it. I need to decide between this one and the non digital one. Thanks.
Hi, the cooking bowl is 6 litres. Thanks, the Kambrook Team
Thank you Kambrook. One more thing please - can you tell me its height? I made the mistake of not including an appliance hutch when the kitchen was rebuilt, so I'd like to hide the cooker in a deep drawer, 30 cm deep. I fear it won't fit.
Thank you
What is the internal, removable bowl made from?
Hi Zara E - the removable bowl is made of aluminium and non-stick coating.
For further product enquiries, please contact the Kambrook customer care team on 1300 139 798 during business hours or e-mail askus@kambrook.com.au.
Can I use the saute function to steam e.g. fish? Ie will it boil water? The pot roast setting is too long for delicate foods.
Hi Julie
I have not tried fish as I don't eat it.
Cheers
Hi Julielu - we recommend using a food steamer or rice cooker to steam delicate ingredients like fish. Perhaps these products may be more suitable? See external link and external link . For other product enquiries, please contact the Kambrook customer care team on 1300 139 798 during business hours or e-mail askus@kambrook.com.au.
Thank you for both replies :)
I used the brown rice setting for the first time. It was a little chewy so I'll amend the cooking time next time. The question is - is it normal for there to be not only steam but a small but steady spurt of liquid come out after the vent is opened? It left a noticeable splatter and puddle on and around the bench. Perhaps less water?
Kylie
Hi Kylied1 - if the pressure release valve is not manually moved to the ‘venting’ position when cooking is finished, the steam will vent slowly out of the pressure release valve automatically. This ‘slow release’ method is recommended for recipes containing larger quantities of liquid (such as soups and casseroles) to prevent liquid being forced out with the steam.
Alternatively, use a heatproof spatula to move the pressure release valve from the ‘sealing’ to the ‘venting’ position and allow the pressure to ‘fast release’.
For further assistance with this product, please contact the Kambrook customer care team on 1300 139 798 during business hours or e-mail askus@kambrook.com.au.
How do others find the "Sauté" function?
I have just purchased this unit, and used it a few times. Overall its good, but the "sauté" function is useless. It doesn't seem to get much above 100C. If I need to sauté onions first or brown meat or chick I have to do it in a fry pan, which is annoying for a so-called "one-pot wonder."
Hi Big D, please contact the Kambrook customer care team on 1300 139 798 during business hours or e-mail askus@kambrook.com.au. Thank you.
How do people find the slow cook function on this?
The only mention of slow cook is one disappointing result...
I slow cooked lamb shanks the other night and wss very pleased with the results
Jennie
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