Pressure Cooker Recipes

Check out our amazing pressure cooker recipes for treats like chocolate cake and caramel custard and dishes like a rich meat curry that will totally justify the purchase of a pressure cook.

A Pressure cooker can be used for a lot more than just preparing rice. Here is a list of 5 delicious Indian non-veg curries that you can prepare in the humble pressure cooker.

Dietician Simrat Kathuria shared easy cleaning steps to ensure safe cooking with pressure cookers.

Amritsari kulcha is traditionally prepared in a tandoor. But now, you can make it in a pressure cooker with this recipe in just under 20 minutes.

Gajar Halwa Recipe: This pressure cooker method is ideal for those who are short on time or do not want to spend a long time in the kitchen.

Idli is usually made in a special idli maker or steamer, but this recipe makes use of pressure cooker, which is always present in all Indian kitchens. It is easy, fuss-free and quick to make.

Thicker cuts of tomatoes, onions, ginger, and garlic help ingredients release flavor slowly during long pressure cooker cooking.

This one-pot method saves time while allowing the chickpeas to absorb flavours from whole spices, tea leaves, onion, and tomato during cooking.

The one-pot Hara Bhara Soya Pulao combines soya chunks, rice, and fresh herbs, cooked with spices for a nutritious lunch or dinner option.

The dish is soaked, washed, then pressure-cooked with spices and vegetables, creating a soupy sabji enjoyed especially during rainy season.