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Can I cook meat and other healthy foods with it? — 2 Answers

by Rajan M., from TX, United States Asked on December 25, 2020

Name All American Canner Pressure Cooker (5)
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Answered by jebsta, guest, from CO, United States, on April 13, 2021

You can pressure cook chicken, beef, pork, etc. in this pressure cooker, and in a lot shorter time. So the short answer is yes. You can also can those meats in a pressure canner. However pick the size you need for "cooking" with if you are not canning with it. A smaller size will do your cooking while a larger size may be needed to fit quart canning jars in it.

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Answered by BaronessRH, guest, from TX, United States, on December 27, 2020

Yes, you pressure can them in jars for long-term food storage.
This is the best pressure canner on the market!

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