Steaming and seasoning veggies in a pressure pot?
I am an extreme novice when it comes to food prep. My daughter bought me a pressure pot. I have the Aozita brochure for steaming veggies. When do I season , before? during? or after steaming? What is meant by drizzle?
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It depends... (taking carrots with rosemary as an example)
- If using dried herbs, add them beforehand so they get steamed together with the veggies
- if using fresh: crush and add afterwards
(or a combination of both)
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How do you steam vegetables in a pressure cooker?
For every 350 to 500 grams of cut vegetables, add in 3 to 4 tablespoons of water. That's just the amount of water that is required to steam all the vegetables in the pressure cooker. Place the lid on the pressure cooker pan with its weight placed on it and allow it to cook until you hear two whistles.How do you flavor steamed vegetables?
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Perhaps the most interesting distinction between a pressure cooker and a dedicated steamer, however, is how much faster and more effective pressure cooking is than steaming food. Pressure cookers are often around ten times more efficient and faster than many other methods of cooking!How long does it take to steam veggies in a pressure cooker?
Add veggies, then place lid on Instant Pot and make sure valve is set to seal. Press the pressure cook button and set to high, then cook for 0 minutes. Yes, zero minutes is all that's needed to steam! The Instant Pot will take about 5-10 minutes to come to pressure, then notify you it's done by beeping.Instant Pot Steamed Vegetable Medley Recipe [Vegan Pressure Cooker Ideas]
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Answer 2
I'd season after steaming the vegetables.
See this question
How to add flavouring ingredients to steamed or boiled veggies?
Drizzling a liquid (mostly) is slowly pouring liquid in small amount.
See this video.
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