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Size: 10 Litre
Features
- Shielded safety valve
- Long lasting gasket
- Non-corroding handle bar and lid
- New improved pressure regulator
- Unbreakable fixed pivot
Description
This is an aluminum 100 liter pressure cooker with a whistling pressure regulator
Brand: HAWKINS
Capacity: 10 Liters
Material: Aluminum
Color: Silver
Finish Type: Aluminium
Wattage: 1000 watts
Control Method: Touch
Controller Type: Hand Control, Mechanical knob
Operation Mode: Manual
Is Dishwasher Safe: No
Product Dimensions: 18 x 11 x 11 inches
Item Weight: 8.5 pounds
Manufacturer: A&J Distributors, Inc.
Item model number: CL-10
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 18, 2009
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Size: 2 Litre
This thing is so much easier to use than my older Presto pressure cooker--the valve mechanism is different and it's a lot easier to seal and bring up to pressure. This is a very, very small cooker, about the size of a medium/small sauce pan. It's quite limited in what you can cook in it because of that, but since I'm only cooking for one person, it's not a huge deal for me. This comes from India and includes a cookbook full of Indian recipes--mostly stuff I wouldn't dream of cooking. All the parts are replaceable and readily available. I had been toying with the idea of buying an electric pressure cooker but the reviews of all the models are a bit scary, plus the price seems high for what you get. The electric models don't come up to 15 lb. pressure which is industry standard for pressure cookers and virtually all recipes are based on that. These Hawkin's Pressure Cookers are very inexpensive compared to other models but they are very heavy-duty and sturdy. Remember when buying a pressure cooker that you can generally only fill it a bit over half full so that boiling stuff doesn't clog the safety valve. Plan for that when choosing a size. Also remember that these things weigh a ton when filled with water and food. I can't lift the big ones anymore, even if I had a reason to cook with them. This model/size is not suitable for canning, it's just too small. I like this cooker very much.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2015 by Susan Cromby
Size: 2 Litre
FAST daal making for when you just need a small quantity. For it to get to full pressure barely took like five minutes. Awesome! And that's on a cruddy electric stove. However, if you're used to timing with whistles, add an extra three to this one, because the whistles come so much closer together than a full sized Hawkins. I own a 5L and 7L Hawkins Futura, which I love. However, when it's just me and my husband eating, there's no sense in lugging out those monsters. I'd rather have this little 2L model to make a cup or so of daal at a time. I would strongly suggest getting the 2L and not the 1.5L. The 1.5L is too small by just the right amount to be utterly useless. Why? Because you can only fill up to 1/3 of the way full (including water) for daal, since it foams up and can clog the valve. 1.5 litre is 6 cups. This means you can only have a total of 2 cups daal + water. 1/2 cup of daal needs 1 1/2 cups water. There's your 2 cups. The 2 litres is 8 cups. This gives you space to make the full 1 cup of daal (plus 2 cups of water). And it still heats up in enough time. This little cooker is perfect for daily use during the week.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2015 by Dino Sarma
Size: 6.5 Litre
Very good
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2023 by Run Thang
Size: 10 Litre
WORKS PERFECT... YOU ONLY USE HALF OF THE COOKER AT MOST UNDER PRESSURE, SO 5 LITERS FULL IS PERFECT FOR VERY LARGE FAMILY MEALS...I COOK ON THE LOWEST HEAT POSSIBLE; WHERE IT USUALLY COOKS IN 20 MINUTES OR LESS. EVEN BLACK EYE PEAS COOKS PERFECT, BUT A LITTLE LONGER ON SUPER LOW HEAT (35MINS). BUT ALL OTHER BEANS COOKS EVEN FASTER...I MADE LENTILS TOO; EVEN THOUGH THEY SAY NOT TO, BECAUSE IT TURNS INTO MASH POTATO DENSITY (15MINS)...GREAT PRODUCT, FOR MEATS TOO (SUPER SOFT & BONES CAN DISINTEGRATE/BECOME BRITTLE TOO)...20 MINUTES FOR ALMOST EVERYTHING. IT WOULD ALMOST BE PERFECT IF THE END-TIP OF THE HANDLE WAS NOT HOT.... YOU CAN USE A TOWEL TO REMOVE THE TOP STEAM VALVE TO DEPRESSURIZE IT FAST...BE CAREFUL, PULL FAST, & AWAY FROM YOUR HANDS. STEAM SHOOTS STRAIGHT UP... I TEND TO DEPRESSURIZE IT TO TASTE MY FOOD & ADD MORE SEASONINGS IF NEEDED. (BUT LEGALLY I DO NOT RECOMMEND ...LOL)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2015 by orion
Size: 4 Litre
Just received this pressure cooker a couple of days ago and have started using it...so far no problems and time will tell how it lasts. I love the size of this one compared to the 3 litres which I owned previously. It is much more wide mouthed compared to my old one and also a good size for a family of 4....My last pressure cooker which I was a purchase from India lasted almost 18 years and finally gave up!! Have just one regret about ordering this item. Withing 5 days of my ordering this item online the price came down by five dollars...When I ordered I bought it for $32.99 and within less than a week, the price got lowered to $26.99!! Wish I had waited for another week to order this item;)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2015 by Soumya Das
Size: 2 Litre
All our birds and their own chicks have flown the nest so our big pots and pans are of little use to us. We were unaware that pressure cookers are available in small sizes until we watched an Indian recipe video. Locating a supplier in Canada met with no success but Amazon.com offered this product Hawkins Classic Aluminum 2.0 Litre Pressure Cooker in a wide range of sizes and we selected the two litre cooker which turned out to be ideal. The 2 litre cooker allows ample servings for two persons and we use it for all sorts of cuisines and recipes, Indian, European, Chinese, and North American especially. Just a couple of drawbacks - for aging hands and eyes the method of fitting and sealing the lid requires some practice, and the handle-locking device gets very hot and can deliver a nasty burn if you forget to use a mitt. Pressurizing and safety devices work well and the cooker is a breeze to clean and care for. We are delighted with results so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2010 by Tingleykid
Size: 2 Litre
For years, I avoided pressure cookers like the plague - I was so wrong. This little pot is a real time saver in addition to being a wonderful tenderizer. I have cooked round steak and chuck roast and a fork slides through both of them - no knife required. Pork chops, pork ribs - perfect. Green beans and potatoes in no time, and the texture of the potatoes beats boiling any day. Brown rice comes out chewy and tender, but not gummy. And dried beans - I've done pintos and great northerns, as well as black-eyed peas (and hoppin' john). I have never been successful cooking beans the way I wanted them - until now. Buy this pot - it cleans up like a dream and purrs along at just a notch below medium without using up all the liquid - no sticking of meat, grain, or vegetable. Why did I wait so long?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2012 by Richda D. McNutt