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From: Guy (adsl-63-195-90-90.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net)
In Reply to: Re: But Fisslers are so expensive! posted by Laurel on July 13, 2003 at 3:09 pm:
Yes, the Fisslers are expensive. I bought one from a company that had a special for a unit with a one setting valve but with the 2nd valve. I think the Aeternum is great because it has that 2nd valve. I used a Kuhn for awhile and had constant foaming problems with basmati rice even if I put a couple of teaspoons of oil in it. I figured out how to overcome that (without oil) by holding the valve down all the way for a minute or so when it would start to heat up. To avoid getting burned by the escaping steam I used a wooden cutting board to hold the valve down. The 2nd valve of the Fissler does the trick all by itself. Other pc's have a lever which can be put at 0 for a couple of minutes at start up and then manually closed after steam escapes for awhile. I'd bet that the Aeternum does a good job at reducing or eliminating possible foaming problems. Have you had any problem with yours?
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