Aldi Specialbuys - Ambiano Pressure Cooker - A watched pot never boils, its under too much pressure!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Aldi Kitchen Gadget Reviews: Ambiano Pressure Cooker £44.99
Check out our review and first impressions of this family sized pressure cooker, the instructions take a bit of understanding, but it's a good price for this type of machine.
Aldi Blurb;
"Your complete cooking companion, this premium Ambiano Pressure Cooker is ideal for those big family meals. Featuring 14 different cooking functions to unlock the true flavour and texture in every meal, with an LED display panel, stainless steel inner pot and a generous 6 litre cooking capacity, this handy cooker even includes a measuring cup, serving spoon and steaming rack so whatever the meal, you are prepared for the task. What will you cook up next?"
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I bought one and came straight to the video to see how to use it thanks for sharing💙
Glad we could help )) Thanks for taking the time to comment :o)
Thanks so much! We got ours just the other day and I was so lost on the process of actually turning it on! 😂
Such a handy appliance to have )) Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment :o)
Sitting watching you looking at my new pot, thank you. I've only used an old fashioned pressure cooker before.
These new digital ones are fabulous 😊
Oh my goodness yes! I don't know what I would do without mine. Thank you for sharing 👍
Thanks for sharing another great product review with us & another great Title 😜 I was put off Pressure cookers as my Grandma used to have one when I was a kid & nearly blew the house up with one 🤔😬 back in those days their was no Health & safety so you had to find the longest stick you could find to release the pressure thing without losing a limb 😱😆🤣 Hope your all keeping well, have a lovely weekend 👍🥰😍xx
Thanks for sharing this video. The user manual (for me) was not very helpful. I am still struggling with using this pressure cooker.
If takes a bit of working out this one.
This is so cool! Love the Rose gold colour!
I purchased the Ambiano 8 Quart 9-in-1 multi-use programmable Pressure Cooker about 3 years ago.
I am disable and need all the help I can in preparing meals.
By my doctor's orders, I cannot eat processed foods or foods from restaurants.
I am on a Whole Food Plant Based diet. All my foods have to be freshly prepared at home.
I eat a lot of beans, brown rice, steel cut oatmeal, root vegetables, kale, turnips and mustard greens. I cook lots of vegetable soups without meat. It takes only 2 minutes to cook a large pot of soup.
This Ambiano Pressure Cooker really helps me to eat healthy foods in a short amount of time. I am not able to stand over a hot stove for hours cooking. I just put everything in my Pressure Cooker, set it and forget about it until I am ready to eat.
This is the best cooking appliance I ever bought from Aldi's.
That’s great to hear you’re finding this appliance so helpful. I think eve for us without disabilities these appliances are very useful to have and great for preparing nutritious pot meals. Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment.
We just love our pressure cooker!
Beautiful. It was a pleasure to watch your video.
And, as always, it was also fun to read the title :) Cheers!
Very cool! I've never actually used one of these.
That looks fantastic, a healthy family meal, excellent review!
Super. Looks so healthy. Thanks for sharing this.
Amazing product!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing! Very useful for when research which pressure cooker to get! I am hoping to get this one soon. I just have a question though, what is the material of the inner pot? Many thanks in advance :)
Excellent Video that was, Well done. Your video has made me put one on my Aldi shopping list the next time they're in stock again. Thanks again
Thanks for taking the time to comment 😊
Another great Aldi appliance review.
Ambiano Pressure Cooker looks like it would make great dinners. Nice review my friend, enjoy.
Good review, my friend....Stew looks delicious....I like it
I am confused by pressure re gulator cover, float valve sealing ring. Is there an indicator that pops up on the lid when pressure is reached
Great review 😊 I just bought one second hand and there's no manual. Anyone know where I can get one
You should find it online if you google it. Hope this helps.
Great tool to have. Thanks for sharing. :D
looks good maybe time for us to upgrade from our old fashioned pressure cooker good review my friend
*always fully watched👁🗨👀with a big like👍
8:05 so cool stuff and nice sharing and stay connected
Great Ambiano pressure cooker review share my friend. Beef Stew looked delicious. full view. Like 9
Thank you )) We enjoyed your latest video opening toy surprises :o)
@@Mandyglen many thanks
Wonderful pressure cooker ✔️❤️
great review wishful Wednesday
Love it got same one from aldi
What is the pot capacity
Nice video good work have a nice time
Is the inner pot uncoated stainless steel?
Wonderful pressure cooker ❤️
It looks like you could call this an ‘Instant Pot Clone’. That’s great news because this kind of device can be used as a ‘set it and forget it’ towards a healthy and hearty meal. Once your ingredients are in you can traipse off to do something else (or lounge around and relax). Depending on the recipe you could fill it in the morning, have it start whilst you’re working, and come home to a hot, hearty, delicious meal. If it doesn’t have a delayed starting function you might be able to fit a timer in the wall socket and set that.
One thing that worries me a bit: the insert is non-stick. One of the reasons I absolutely love my programmable pressure cooker is its stainless steel insert. Easy to clean and no danger of scratching the insert. Another is that no matter how much you load in (up to maximum of course, no more) your actual cooking time from the moment it’s reached pressure will always be identical. Two portions, four or six… if the manual or your experience or the recipe tells you cooking time is 30 minutes, it will be 30 minutes. The variation comes from how much you load in, and how long that needs to heat up sufficiently to come under pressure.
Couldn’t agree more. It took me a while to get used to using a pressure cooker. I was a little nervous at first having watched my mums cooker top version blow it’s lid when I was a kid. Stew all over the ceiling 😬 😂
@@Mandyglen - Those old pressure cookers were scary! We never had accidents but I have very clear memories of my mother being very nervous around hers and never allowing us in the kitchen when it was on the stove. She’d get quite creative with her threats of what would happen if we did.
Biggest challenge for me with mine was the fact that there’s almost no evaporation… there were a few hilarious moments, like when I cooked a whole chicken for too long and ended up with shredded chicken because I had to fish out every single rib and vertebra that’d completely come loose. The chicken looked fine until I tried to lift it out. It just fell apart completely. Delicious broth though, and shredded chicken sandwiches for days. 🤣
Oh man! We live and learn 😂
@@eddavanleemputten9232 Hilarious 😂 We use the old stove top pressure cooker all the time for all our Indian cooking and never had any accidents though cooking rice or Biryanis in it are tricky. The timing is the key. Usually beans etc get cooked in 10-15 minutes, vegetables 5-7 minutes..and chicken portions in 25 minutes.
@@paromita10 - Pressure cooker Biryani sounds like next level pressure cooking to me! I tend to use a Moroccan earthenware tajine for those. Start on stovetop, continue in the oven. Whilst I’d never pretend it is authentic, when my parents happened to drop in unexpectedly with friends from Punjab, they did like what I’d happened to make. I’d been feeling homesick for the food I’d learned to love living abroad, felt the need for richness and the comfort of a dish that’s been building layers of flavour over time, and wanted A LOT of it comparative to the size of my household. They’d been chased towards shelter from unexpected bad weather and knew my house, kitchen and pantry are always open. I guess the stars aligned.
I did call it “a slow-cooked rice dish” though, not wanting to risk offending them. They did like it, judging by the speed at which it got eaten. Either that, or they were REALLY hungry and VERY polite.
I need to make one soon. It’s been too long!
Thank 🎉
Looks like a great machine! 😃
Ellerine sağlık süper paylaşım olmuş 🙏🙏👍
so very nice
Thank you for a brave effort at demonstrating the cooker. As a general rule, never explain anything by using examples. The example is never relevant to what the user wants to do.
Always explain the principles clearly and succinctly and then when all that has been done carefully and intelligibly, and only, then give an example or two.
I just needed to know how to set the machine to a high pressure for a pre-set time (without being concerned with dishes or ingredients). This is not only unclear from the instructions provided with the appliance but also not explained in your video. Sadly I am none the wiser.
Apart from the instructions, this appliance has a big downside. It is good to be able to fry some initial ingredients and then add the rest of the items to cook under pressure. This is not possible with this kit.
This isn’t a tutorial, we’re just taking a look at an appliance and seeing if it works. the instructions in the box explain how to use it. It does actually allow you to fry foods and then add ingredients for pressure cooking 😊 thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment 🌈
Thanks for sharing the pressure cooker! Great review! :)
Thanks for the demonstration. The video is a bit too long . I thought you were going to explain how to use the equipment, the valve etc. I didn’t realise it wasn’t a tutorial
Thanks for taking the time to comment. This was just an unboxing really to see the quality. Maybe I should do a tutorial because it does take a bit of getting used to 😊
@@Mandyglen yes it does take time to get use to it. I spent ages reading the booklet, did the test run and then cooked .
However I do t know if my pressure vault has the wrong picture because when I set the programme and turned the vault nozzle to closed steam but the steam was coming out the whole duration and when I turned it towards releasing the pressure, the steam stopped.
I bought mine over 2 months ago and just managed to use it yesterday
Well done for persevering 😊. It’s a great kitchen gadget once you can work it.
Love it
Thank you for stopping by :o)
I donated mine to Goodwill. The interface is maddening and there is no setting to just choose pressure cook. Frustrating enough for me to get rid of it.
We completely understand, it's a complicated appliance and takes a lot of playing with to work it out. We've used a few different pressure cookers and can't understand why they don't make them simpler for the user.
Thanks for stopping by and for taking the time to comment :o)
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