Beets Demo - 3 Litre Hawkins Classic Pressure Cooker

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In this video I'll show you how fast and easy it is to prepare steamed beets in a Hawkins 3 litre pressure cooker.
Here are Amazon links to purchase the pressure cooker I own and use as my example in this video as well as to the replacement parts for it:
Hawkins 3 Liter Classic pressure cooker: amzn.to/35mj9FL
Replacement Rubber Gasket Sealing Ring (part BG-1): amzn.to/3bY1PIB
Replacement Safety Valve (part SV-1): amzn.to/2FpazLy
Visit www.hawkinscookers.com for more information

[@dr.kirangupta5754]

In India, we use the pressure cooker daily... the pressure releasing is called 'Whistles'..Most of our food cooked is calculated on the number of whistles released

[@mrqikgix]

My Mum gave me my Grandmother’s Hawkins Universal pressure cooker a month back and now I’m going to try it while in lockdown. It’s around 60 years old and in great condition. Can’t wait 😊

[@Cherry-bq4oh]

I was gonna say I wouldn't use a vintage pressure cooker, but it's been a whole year since you posted this.. how are you doing? I hope it hasn't blown up in your face has it? 0_0

[@mrqikgix]

@@Cherry-bq4oh I still haven’t used it. I’ll get my Mum to show me next time she’s here. I remember her using one when I was a kid and the meat was always so tender.

[@tub4less]

I bet you still haven't used it!!! lol @@mrqikgix

[@lifesart1.]

​@@mrqikgixhave you used it? It's 2024😅

[@mrqikgix]

@@lifesart1. no we haven’t used it. My wife is scared to try it but we have a new Tupperware pressure cooker that is for use in the microwave and it works a treat 😄

[@thiagoamaral5912]

I'm used to Brazilian pressure cookers - slightly different in some ways, especially in relation to the pressure valve! It doesn't pop and there isn't this huge amount of steam: it just softly goes into letting some steam out, with no fuss. It was a huge scare just now while trying a Hawkins cooker for the first time and that's why I'm here. Good news: I was doing it all correctly. Thanks for the video. :)

[@marzsit9833]

i've been using hawkins pressure cookers for almost 20 years and have several sizes, i've found that it really isn't necessary to heat it so hot that the regulator lifts and blows that hot cloud of steam.... set the heat for a constant rocking of the regulator and start timing the cooking at that point and it works perfectly.

[@alexanderfoster5497]

Handy tip to know. Thank you.

[@nealblackburn8628]

you must have a heat source that has a very fine control to be able to achieve that ..i can't do that on my stove

[@danlovestotravel8159]

I've just purchased a 5 litre one Mary so I'll be looking forward to some interesting recipes as of next week. Thanks for your videos👍

[@gveb6268]

Perfect!!!! Instructions easy to follow to the point.

[@congatex]

Thank you for the tip on using the vegetable steamer.

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

instead of releasing the steam, and pressure, when the cooking time is up, you can just put the pressure cooker in the empty kitchen sink, and run some cold water on the lid, and the steam / pressure will condense in seconds, you will hear the lid release sound, then turn the water off, which is better than releasing the steam into your kitchen, plus it is quiter, or you can just turn the heat off, and leave cool down if you are not in a hurry. we have been using pressure cookers, since 1956, I like your videos very much. thanks.

[@marykayriley]

This is intriguing, I live in the high desert where the air is so dry the release of some steam into the house is always a welcome thing, but I'm going to try this today and I'm making a video so I'll put it in the video. Thank you!

[@ebikecnx7239]

Unless you have the induction-ready stainless steel version that the instructions specifically tell you not to cool with cold water. The magnetic steel base may warp and detach from the 304 steel body if you cool it with cold water.

[@ebikecnx7239]

@@marykayriley it's ok with the aluminum ones like you have, but my Induction stainless 3L one says do not do that as it may warp the steel. I got mine after seeing your videos, love it! It's so easy to use and a classic design. I appreciate all the thought that went into the safeguards and design with the oval lid. Thanks for introducing me to the Hawkins. Mine is also for car camping as well as home cooking.

[@michaelsarrocco7853]

Had this unit for years and just started using..forgot how to get top on and off. Your video was a life saver. Thank you.

[@lgaines4086]

Great video. I love the simplicity you use when demonstrating!

[@RockStudioLive]

I use the same pot on canoe trips. Saves fuel and time.

[@RAYVENUS5]

Thank you so much for this awesome instructional video. I just purchased my first Kiam Big Boss Pressure Cooker from Bangladesh. It didn't come with instructions. I didn't even know how to close it before watching your video. You are a life saver!

[@chrysalispictures8014]

Thank you for helping! I was reading booklet directions and was very confused. This is so helpful and makes it less scary!

[@GOODNESS-sp4hm]

You explained it so well and can’t wait to receive my Hawkins pressure cooker from Amazon!! Looking forward to learn more from you! You were very good!👍 Let me thank you again - Susan

[@creativeplanetjanet]

Very well done video. I just bought a Hawkins 2 liter and you gave me the confidence to use a pressure cooker for the first time in my life. Thank you!

[@jonwheatley]

i have no idea how i ended up here but i enjoyed this video

[@alexlongoria3893]

My Sister in Law loves this style of pressure cooker make all here veggies this way.

[@ClariceAust]

Very clear; I'm using mine for the first time & am moving with great fear and trepidation, even though I have read right through the instruction booklet. Your video really helped; thanks a lot!

[@1426Decatur]

OMG, This was the best pressure cooker video ....... made it sooooo simple.

[@karthikeyan-S93]

Thanks madam because of you I had learnt to operate this type of pressure cooker

[@tabletdoodlewithtomtdt6679]

Very professional video. Thank you so much. You went into the subject without wasting time. Bravo !!!!! I just bought presto 6 quarters.

[@stangoodvibes]

OMG I am just trying out my first ever pressure cooker attempt by making chicken bone broth in a Hawkins 22L Big Boy (yes I'm a man and yes I had to go for the biggest one and yes the fact that it was called the Big Boy totally worked on making me want to buy it). The instructions that come with the cooker suck! Until I watched your video I had no idea that it was supposed to 'pop' or that steam was supposed to come out during the cooking process. I wasn't watching it all the time but was worried about the steam and water coming out the top. Seems to be OK now. At least trying a bone broth it gives me plenty of room for error! THANKS for this video. Lifesaver.

[@MuckingMunt]

I bet plenty of the Hawkins units will be still be going strong years after most Instapots have died and gone to their modern appliance graveyard. I've sourced cheaper seals & replacement valves a lot more easily from Fleabay than I have any other unit.

[@rhodarivera9628]

i have no idea how to make it work, by watching you is a big help, thanks!!!

[@ginawu5302]

Thank you so much for the detailed steps. I feel confident about ordering a Hawkins because of your helpful video.

[@mathewjoseph1826]

Thanks, I've inherited this exact relatively old pressure cooker. I wasn't sure of how to use it, but this video is very helpful! :)

[@peej2420]

Enjoyed your video...you explain everything very well ...You need to be a demonstrator for a living !!

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[@goldngrizz4754]

lol, that's kinda what she does. this is a sham video. Good product, but a sham demo

[@angelinai8444]

Thank you for showing, I was terrified when I used for first time. Thank you God for your video. You should Hawkins to pay you what you have done

[@richnunya9547]

You should do more videos. You're amazing.

[@marykayriley]

thank you I just posted a new video, same cooker different vegetable - sweet potatoes!

[@AmalRanjan]

Thanks for the video. Great tutorial. However, that short thing, that's not a steamer. It's called a grid. It's attachment to the base of the cooker to use it on other cooking options apart from gas or induction, like electric, ceramic or halogen. (edit: spelling errors and grammar corrections)

[@michswags]

Thaaanks....Ive had all sizes according to my needs just moved will purchase a 3 L :)

[@majestic6303]

Good demonstration. Is the pressure sound too loud?

[@SimranPahwa]

thanks for this video! i was struggling trying to close the lid!! felt so dumb hahaha

[@AP-bh3li]

Wonderful explanation...i was struggling( women do it effortlessly- only men are stupid) for some time to put the upper lid and then in this video the lady explained the technique..." it is an OVAL, not a perfect circle- and if you don't understand that you will keep struggling to put the lid...thanks a million

[@vijayshriviraktamath968]

Mam, thank you for the video, Hawkins stainless steel 3 litre pressure cooker tall is better or wider one.

[@artgallery743]

Can you tell me about how often the rubber seal gasket on the top needs to be replaced? Do potatoes cook in about the same time as beets? Can you freeze the cooked beets? Thanks, nice video.

[@marzsit9833]

the seal lasts a long time, i use my 2-liter the most and the first seal lasted 11 years. my other hawkins cookers still have their factory seals. if you cook whole potatoes, be sure to poke them with a knife or fork or they can explode during cooking. fist-sized potatoes parcook in 5 minutes, cook soft in 10 minutes.

[@carolfreeland2531]

could you do more demos on cooking with this pot? the cookbook doesn’t really answer my questions. For example, chickpeas show up in the recipe but the recipe says it serves 12 and cooks 4 cups of peas. Can I fit 4 cups of chickpeas in my 3L pan and not blow it up?

[@meMYSELFnU]

Hi! I'm currently looking into buying a pressure cooker and still wondering what the ideal size would be. If one is to use it to cook beans, how many portions would this 3L size fit? I suppose there's a rule to have it filled up to only a certain fraction of its full size?

[@aldieb07]

Thanks here I was struggling with the lid :))

[@dikshamalhotra3372]

Stedious video makes me feel. Better about my cooking skills。 ありがとう

[@susanc-c7817]

Look at the metal these pots are made of only use stainless steel as it’s safer under extreme pressure

[@TheUshah]

Very helping VIdeo specially for promote like me using pursue cooker for first time

[@jaredo9379]

Great video. You have a nice speaking voice. Well...Here I go! Going to use mine for th he first time.

[@chandandas9191]

A big thank you 😍😘

[@DanWebster]

thanks i intend on using it as intended cooking inexpensive pieces of meat and also game

[@marykayriley]

I am putting together a video about making savory pot roast in this cooker will be posting it soon and I hope you'll watch it and let me know what you think and how it compares with your experiences cooking meat in this thing..it's a whole new world!

[@DanWebster]

@@marykayriley What I do is cube up the meat add seasoning and a cuo and a half water and a bullion cube. The trivet also needs be in there. When she comes up to pressure turn it down low and go an hour.

[@sbfarmer8]

in indian cooking they describe 4 whistles. I assume that is high heat for 4 release? have you heard of this before?

[@mikeedmondson9264]

I bought a 3 litre Hawkins and it came without the top so I bought one some months later. Thanks for the refresher course. I think the first PC was developed in France in the 1800's?

[@gagankaur6587]

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[@laszlohorvath8637]

Very thorough! Thank you. Great tips. 🙏

[@IntendJOY]

how much water please?

[@shalvahmb617]

This was great. Thank you!

[@michswags]

Liked this video Thanks!!

[@sec0ndlife499]

Nice bgm

[@sirisha2354]

that plate is to place a untensil that fits in the pressure cooker to cooked food like rice ,letils etc

[@sirisha2354]

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[@jaredo9379]

Mealstone..Yes I was wondering the same thing...haha..I think I have two bowls I can stack inside for rice and lentils. Fun

[@geetabaharani3313]

My whistle does no go up

[@anxietyislandllc]

Superb video! Thank you! 😎

[@carolfreeland2531]

Can I cook 4 cups of chickpeas (soaked overnight) with four cups of water in this 3 L pot?

[@marykayriley]

Hi Carol, thank you for your comment. I have yet to work with expanding foods (such as beans, those that absorb water) in this cooker so I can't advise you on that. The manual is indeed woefully inadequate however I have found some good information at this link, it is the FAQ section on the Hawkins website: www.hawkinscookers.com/11.0.faq.aspx

[@MK-sg6bx]

Yes you can! I cook my beans and lentils in this cooker every day. You don’t need to put that much water. Just make sure that there is enough water to cover the beans and 1 more inch more. Cook abt 7-10 minutes if cooking beans and 5-7 minutes cooking lentils.

[@shaondas4487]

madam,i dont know how to boil mutton or lamb in pressure cooker.can you plz upload a video on that topic?if i want to boil mutton,how many sities i have to give on pressure cooker?

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

how much does a cup of water hold ? is it a half pint ? thanks.

[@marykayriley]

a cup equals 8oz and a pint is 16oz so yes it's a half pint

[@h.e.rogish5701]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks!

[@ninobrown6956]

How do you know when it’s reached 15 psi

[@N1NJA9]

Depending on your pressure cooker (not all get to 15 psi) but with the Hawkins when the pressure weight pops up and the steam releases its at 15 psi for your "sterlization" ;)

[@opossum71]

Grazie, è molto utile il video 😊

[@shamimaparvin9675]

Thank you very much for your video

[@shihab8080]

Thanks a lot

[@sureshsubramanian409]

thanks for the video.. it helped!!

[@calicoasting]

I ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤beets

[@iisumbada5803]

I want to buy this product. How should I do?

[@marykayriley]

Hello, here is the product link on Amazon: amzn.to/3bDTKGQ

[@sagawaad2636]

Information about pressure cookers from Flax_seal

[@maryjoydoria2593]

Thank u

[@c_farther5208]

No one ever tells how large their cookers are. I would think this is a 2 L but I'm guessing.

[@andream027]

Thanks for the explanation .. I did not want to go through the manual 😜

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[@leolearning3048]

Thanks that helped

[@clip012]

Is this stainless steel or aluminum?

[@marzsit9833]

this one looks like aluminum but hawkins also makes stainless steel versions that are identical.

[@faizafami6619]

I bought 8 liter one, I never use it before please guide me

[@FelNoobs]

h2o = water i dont know how

[@2000sativa]

Great video thanks for putting it up. Do you have any suggestions on how to increase views and subscriptions for a new channel like myself? If you happen to watch any of my videos I would appreciate any feedback. Thank you much. "SAILING ANNE"

[@philipsheard8900]

Informative video, dreadful music!

[@tilottamabehera3113]

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[@goldngrizz4754]

This chick makes her living doing infomercials and ads. I highly doubt she's ever used this thing or even owns it - she bungled the lid. Um sorry

[@luciagoldman6654]

Be respectful Gold'n Grizz.

[@goldngrizz4754]

Don't tell me how to behave mother mary fuckface

[@shanthawijesinghe7496]

I want to buy a lid for7lit for Hawkins pressure cooker from sri lanka

[@arieswoman824]

Omg, who invented this? The engineering is terrible. There are 3 of us trying to put the lid on!

[@marykayriley]

Sorry this reply took so long, but I can help you out with that! I made a short video on just how to get the lid on and off (you're right, it isn't exactly intuitive but it was made that way for safety reasons) Here's the link to it, hope it helps explain things: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJKag2VvjJdnfas

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

all that it takes, like any thing else, is ten minutes practice, and this lady has a video, showing you how to do it.on the Hawkins pressure cooker, don't give up, you will get there.

[@arieswoman824]

@@daibhiseaghdha153 I gave up...its sitting in the back of the cupboard. Never used it!

[@daibhiseaghdha153]

@@arieswoman824 you might as well give it away, or sell it.mind you a lot of people have things in their cuboards, and it is easy to forget about them. life goes on.

[@arieswoman824]

@@daibhiseaghdha153 I was thinking that just as I responded to you!