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So once you trim any fat. You put the ribs back in for the last 30 minutes and let it boil down???
I believe that you shouldn't use wine because the alcohol will not cook off in the IP
I hadn't heard of this argument and it's interesting - but you could just make sure it boils off the alcohol in sauté mode before the lid goes on. You could see it was boiling when the meat went in.
Can I chew these easily only having some lower teeth? Upper dentures dont fit and hurt when chewing. Im 77. TY
I would say to increase your cooking time to 45 minutes plus a natural release to make the ribs really tender.
wine Cabernet sauvignon...........not Merlo
you should recommend the wine
You have no clue.
So once you trim any fat. You put the ribs back in for the last 30 minutes and let it boil down???
I believe that you shouldn't use wine because the alcohol will not cook off in the IP
I hadn't heard of this argument and it's interesting - but you could just make sure it boils off the alcohol in sauté mode before the lid goes on. You could see it was boiling when the meat went in.
Can I chew these easily only having some lower teeth? Upper dentures dont fit and hurt when chewing. Im 77. TY
I would say to increase your cooking time to 45 minutes plus a natural release to make the ribs really tender.
wine Cabernet sauvignon...........not Merlo
you should recommend the wine
You have no clue.