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9 Foods  You Should Never  Make in a Pressure Cooker

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Dairy-based sauces

When you put dairy in a pressure cooker, the quick heat mode will quickly bring it to a boil, making a chunky mess.

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Pasta or noodles

Noodles or pasta can foam up and clog your machine, so you should avoid cooking them in it.

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Bread

Baking bread in the Cooker will produce a mound of baked dough so pathetic.

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Cakes and cookies

You'll get very soggy, dense, and wet cakes because the pressure cooker provides a very moist environment.

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Deep-fried foods

Pressure cookers aren't designed to do deep-frying. The highest temperature they can normally handle is 250 F.

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Steaks

Anytime you put a steak in your cooker, it will turn into a mushy mess.

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Leafy Greens

It's possible for vegetables like spinach or kale to become mushy when cooked in a pressure cooker.

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Red lentils

To save time, red lentis should not be put in the cooker otherwise you will get mushy, overcooked lentils.

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Seafood

Cooker will make your delicate fish, shrimp, or crabs too soft, ruining your meal.

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