All-Clad Specialty Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker with Steaming Basket 8.4 Quart Oven Broiler Safe 600F Pots and Pans, Cookware Silver
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Style: Stove-top Pressure Cooker
Features
- Features deep dimensions and unparalleled versatility
- Base is made from stainless steel for solid durability and even heat distribution
- Secured with riveted stainless steel handles and to prevent dropping or spilling
- The go-to cookware brand for professional chefs and avid home cooks alike
- Compatible with gas, electric, ceramic, and induction stoves
- Safe to use in an oven or broiler (up to 600F) and a dishwasher
- 8.4-Quart stovetop pressure cooker with removable smart timer and sounds alerts
- 4 optimized programs: vegetables, grains, meat/poultry, and seafood
- Easy and secure closing/opening lid; large side handles to accommodate oven mitts
- Stainless-steel base with 10-inch diameter for better searing; induction compatible
- Enforced with 5 safety features; 40+ recipes included; dishwasher-safe pot, steaming basket, and lid (after removing timer, control panel, and gasket)
Brand: All-Clad
Capacity: 7.95 Liters
Material: Stainless steel
Color: Silver
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 10"D x 15"W x 12"H
Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe
Wattage: 1000 watts
Item Weight: 10.14 Pounds
Control Method: Touch
Brand: All-Clad
Capacity: 7.95 Liters
Material: Stainless steel
Color: Silver
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 10"D x 15"W x 12"H
Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe
Wattage: 1000 watts
Item Weight: 10.14 Pounds
Control Method: Touch
Controller Type: Hand Control
Operation Mode: Automatic
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
Item Weight: 10.14 pounds
Manufacturer: Groupe SEB
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 11644314422
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: February 12, 2015
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Style: Stove-top Pressure Cooker
As someone with a kitchen full of well used All-Clad, I love the design and functionality of their new Pressure Cooker but there are some serious issues. With pressure cookers what is critical is that the thick base disk that is attached to the bottom of the pot is the full width of the pot. (This disk is usually made up of steel and aluminum and its function is to maintain even cooking temperatures that are so important in pressure cooking times) A lot of cheap pressure cookers save money here by having for example a 6” base disk on an 8” pot. This results in heat rising up the side of the disk burning and scorching both the pot and food in the corners of the pressure cooker and up the lower side walls. Very uncharacteristically All-Clad has outsourced the construction and gone cheap on a disk that is way too small for the pot and results is scorching and burning of most foods. All-Clad has been a hallmark in even heat distribution with their full height multi layered pots but the design of pressure cookers heat distribution is more dependent on the width of the thick base disk, rather than the multi layered pot wall so the All-Clad Pressure Cooker Version 1, unfortunately falls short on its first try. I did speak to All-Clad and they said they have no plans to correct this issue for now. (Read we still have way to much inventory of a this bad one to sell first) They also stated they are not doing any returns on this model so reluctantly I cannot recommend this product. All-Clad consumers have always been happy to pay for quality so I am surprised that that would accept a design flaw in an attempt to clear inventory or save $30.00 on manufacturing costs. My advice is if you absolutely have to have one avoid the All-Clad. I know I love All-Clad and that is hard to say but do your research and look for one with a base disk that is the full width of the pot. Second option would be to wait another year till this one sells though and All-Clad comes out with a full base disk Version 2 that delivers on All-Clad’s even heat and no scorching reputation
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017 by Trevor Trevor
Style: Stove-top Pressure Cooker
This All-Clad 8 quart pressure cooker is the cooker I’ve looked for over a few years. Most 8 quart pressure cookers are tall versus squat, more base for searing/browning larger cuts of meats. Like the first reviewer my first cook was rice, however I modified my old standard of browning rice in EVOO and butter then followed cooker suggestions and the rice came out great. There is a short learning curve following the various alarms as what step is next (or maybe my senior years are catching up with me). Cons: Small but; top cover has 5 parts including a nut. The top assembled, weights 4 lbs 9 ¼ ozs. The pot weights 5lbs 1 ¼ ozs, making the overall weight of the empty cooker about 10 lbs. Disk bottom. I'm in the process of replacing my disk bottom stainless steel pots and pans since I had a hot disk bottom fall off and now I have a glass cook top stove, to dangerous to chance breaking. The next thing I tried was beef top round with potatoes, onions and carrots, added after a brief pause in cooking. There is no guide on this particular cut of meat in any cookbook or online cook sight so I had to guess. It came out okay but needs some tweaking. The natural release is amazingly fast, no quick under cold water necessary. Clean up was easy. I hope this answers most questions at least of the ones I had. The uploaded pictures are: One is of all of the parts. There is also a washer I use to dismantle the top (handier than searching for a quarter), user guide and quick start guide & recipe book. One is of the parts partially assembled and turned upside down. One is all parts fully assembled upright position The last is manufactures recommended storage with the top inverted.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2015 by Lexus4811 Lexus4811
Style: Stove-top Pressure Cooker
I have had two electric pressure cookers. Though they are easy to use, and almost completely hands-off, they have some definite disadvantages. They tend to be too small, they don't really get hot enough to get a true sear, and they have interior coatings that require that you handle them with kid gloves. This pressure cooker solves all these problems and you get (another!) wonderful All-Clad pot to add to your collection. Just being able to cook with the same techniques you would use with any other pot, and with any utensil, is worth the price. The fact that the pressure cooking functions work so beautifully is almost besides the point. I cannot recommend this enough - especially if you are a serious cook who doesn't like having to go easy on your appliances. This pressure cooker is large enough for any job and can take anything you throw at it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2017 by J. L. Estrada
Style: Stove-top Pressure Cooker
The only reason I’m giving this purchase a 1 star is because 0 is not an option. The cooker broke within 2 weeks of use, I have been attempting to get a replacement now for 3 months and the customer service is the worst I’ve ever experienced. Not only are they unprofessional but they also fail to upkeep what was spoken about with a previous representative. The price is not worth your safety!! Pressure cookers are very delicate and there is absolutely no reason for it to break within 2 weeks of use. As if that wasn’t enough, the company is neglecting the fact that my family feels unsafe with a faulty PRESSURE COOKER being fixed and returned to us. They are refusing to replace the item, clearly unconcerned for their consumer’s safety!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2023 by salome collante
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I got this yesterday and had a pot roast to thaw overnight for cooking today. After making some adjustments to a recipe in the book that comes with it, I seared the meat, then tossed all the ingredients in, locked the lid and walked away. Once it beeped ready, my kids came running, cleaned their bowls and couldn’t stop raving over how good this was. And I have to agree, that was one of my best pot roast meals in a long time. I love the sear capability - which is easily one of the best features of this cooker. That it can also serve as a slow cooker, rice cooker, just makes this easily one of the best cooking purchases I’ve made.
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