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− | I've been reading all your posts for a while but this is my first time posting. I've been using |
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− | a PC for about a year now and have some recipies my family really likes. Since we seem to |
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− | spend most of our time driving our children around, the time left to cook is always too |
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− | short, and about a year ago I remembered that I had an old PC stuck in the cabinet that I'd |
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− | I got some initial recipes from this group (as well as lots of good tips) and never looked |
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− | back. I later bought a new PC - just needed a bigger one. |
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+ | Hi Everyone. |
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+ | I've Been Reading All Your Posts For a While But This is my First Time Posting. I've Been UsingA pc For About a Year Now And Have Some Recipies my Family Really Likes. Since we Seem toSpend Most of Our Time Driving Our Children Around, The Time Left to Cook is Always TooShort, And About a Year Ago i Remembered That i Had an Old pc Stuck in The Cabinet That I'dNever Used. |
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− | Cut a 3 lb pork shoulder into big chunks (can be either with or without bones) |
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− | Chicken broth - enough to almost cover the meat |
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− | 1 tbs chopped cumin (I usually use dried out of the bottle) |
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− | 1 onion quartered |
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− | The usuall caveats apply about putting enough liquid in and not over filling the PC |
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− | Then bring up to pressure and cook on low for an hour. I have a cheap PC with the single |
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− | weight, so I just stick it on and cook it while it's rocking slowly. After an hour, I take it off |
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− | and usually use the cold water method to cool it and open the pot. At this point you can |
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− | just put everything in a container and refrigerate, or freeze to finish off later, or continue. |
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+ | I Got Some Initial Recipes From This Group (as Well as Lots of Good Tips) And Never LookedBack. i Later Bought a New pc - Just Needed a Bigger One. |
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− | There are 2 ways to do the rest - put the meat under a broiler and crisp it up, or actually |
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− | fry it in lard. You can guess which one tastes the best! My wife really liked it the first way |
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− | until I fried it one time, and now I always use the lard because it's so good. When frying, |
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− | just put some lard (a chunk about the size of a chlids fist) in a big non-stick skillet, then |
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− | start putting the meat (which is falling apart tender chunks from the pressure cooker |
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− | already) in the skillet - I put enough to cover the bottom, kind of smush it down and let it |
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− | fry until it's brown and crispy on the bottem - maybe 6-8 minutes. Then I flip it over with |
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− | a spatula, cook another couple of minutes and it's ready. It comes out kind of crispy and |
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− | soft at the same time. Salt to your own taste as you're cokking it. Serve with some refried |
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− | beans ( and you can get low or no fat and pretend this is a lo-fat meal) and some salsa |
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− | and corn or flour tortillas. |
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− | This is really easy and delicious, and if you do the PC part first, you can come home from |
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− | work pull the meat out of the fridge and throw it together in about 15 minutes! |
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− | Sorry for such a long post, and thanks to everyone for all the info. |
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+ | Cut a 3 lb [[Pork]] Shoulder Into Big Chunks (can be Either With or Without Bones)Put in Pressure Cooker With: |
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+ | [[chicken broth]] - Enough to Almost Cover The Meat |
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+ | *1 Tbs Chopped [[cumin]] (i Usually Use Dried Out of The Bottle) |
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+ | *1 [[Onion]] Quartered |
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+ | The Usuall Caveats Apply About Putting Enough Liquid in And Not Over Filling The Pc |
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+ | Then Bring up to Pressure And Cook on Low For an Hour. i Have a Cheap pc With The SingleWeight, so i Just Stick it on And Cook it While It's Rocking Slowly. After an Hour, i Take it OffAnd Usually Use The Cold [[water]] Method to Cool it And Open The Pot. at This Point You CanJust Put Everything in a Container And Refrigerate, or Freeze to Finish Off Later, or Continue. |
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+ | There Are 2 Ways to do The Rest - Put The Meat Under a Broiler And Crisp it Up, or ActuallyFry it in [[lard]]. You Can Guess Which One Tastes The Best! my Wife Really Liked it The First WayUntil i Fried it One Time, And Now i Always Use The [[lard]] Because It's so Good. When Frying,Just Put Some [[lard]] (a Chunk About The Size of a Chlids Fist) in a Big Non-Stick Skillet, ThenStart Putting The Meat (which is Falling Apart Tender Chunks From The Pressure CookerAlready) in The Skillet - i Put Enough to Cover The Bottom, Kind of Smush it Down And Let itFry Until It's Brown And Crispy on The Bottem - Maybe 6-8 Minutes. Then i Flip it Over WithA Spatula, Cook Another Couple of Minutes And It's Ready. it Comes Out Kind of Crispy AndSoft at The Same Time. [[salt]] to Your Own Taste as You're Cokking It. Serve With Some RefriedBeans ( And You Can Get Low or no Fat And Pretend This is a Lo-Fat [[meal]]) And Some SalsaAnd [[corn]] or [[flour]] Tortillas. |
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+ | This is Really Easy And Delicious, And if You do The pc Part First, You Can Come Home FromWork Pull The Meat Out of The Fridge And Throw it Together in About 15 Minutes! |
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+ | Sorry For Such a Long Post, And Thanks to Everyone For All The Info. |
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Davd |
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[[Category:Chicken broth Recipes]]
[[Category:Onion Recipes]]
[[Category:Pork Recipes]]
[[Category:Cilantro Recipes]]
[[Category:Cumin Recipes]]
[[Category:Corn Recipes]]
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Revision as of 08:56, 16 March 2007
Hi Everyone.
I've Been Reading All Your Posts For a While But This is my First Time Posting. I've Been UsingA pc For About a Year Now And Have Some Recipies my Family Really Likes. Since we Seem toSpend Most of Our Time Driving Our Children Around, The Time Left to Cook is Always TooShort, And About a Year Ago i Remembered That i Had an Old pc Stuck in The Cabinet That I'dNever Used.
I Got Some Initial Recipes From This Group (as Well as Lots of Good Tips) And Never LookedBack. i Later Bought a New pc - Just Needed a Bigger One.
Here's One of my Favorites:
Cut a 3 lb Pork Shoulder Into Big Chunks (can be Either With or Without Bones)Put in Pressure Cooker With:
chicken broth - Enough to Almost Cover The Meat
- 1 Tbs Chopped cilantro (fresh)
- 1 Tbs Chopped cumin (i Usually Use Dried Out of The Bottle)
- 1 Onion Quartered
The Usuall Caveats Apply About Putting Enough Liquid in And Not Over Filling The Pc
Then Bring up to Pressure And Cook on Low For an Hour. i Have a Cheap pc With The SingleWeight, so i Just Stick it on And Cook it While It's Rocking Slowly. After an Hour, i Take it OffAnd Usually Use The Cold water Method to Cool it And Open The Pot. at This Point You CanJust Put Everything in a Container And Refrigerate, or Freeze to Finish Off Later, or Continue.
There Are 2 Ways to do The Rest - Put The Meat Under a Broiler And Crisp it Up, or ActuallyFry it in lard. You Can Guess Which One Tastes The Best! my Wife Really Liked it The First WayUntil i Fried it One Time, And Now i Always Use The lard Because It's so Good. When Frying,Just Put Some lard (a Chunk About The Size of a Chlids Fist) in a Big Non-Stick Skillet, ThenStart Putting The Meat (which is Falling Apart Tender Chunks From The Pressure CookerAlready) in The Skillet - i Put Enough to Cover The Bottom, Kind of Smush it Down And Let itFry Until It's Brown And Crispy on The Bottem - Maybe 6-8 Minutes. Then i Flip it Over WithA Spatula, Cook Another Couple of Minutes And It's Ready. it Comes Out Kind of Crispy AndSoft at The Same Time. salt to Your Own Taste as You're Cokking It. Serve With Some RefriedBeans ( And You Can Get Low or no Fat And Pretend This is a Lo-Fat meal) And Some SalsaAnd corn or flour Tortillas.
This is Really Easy And Delicious, And if You do The pc Part First, You Can Come Home FromWork Pull The Meat Out of The Fridge And Throw it Together in About 15 Minutes!
Sorry For Such a Long Post, And Thanks to Everyone For All The Info.
Davd