How to cook steel cut oats in pressure cooker

I love to eat porridge in the morning, especially in winter. It fills me up and is a super-cheap way to have a nutritious start to the day.

Porridge can be a bit tricky to get right.

If you cook it on the stove you have to constantly stir it to stop it from sticking. If you cook it in the microwave you need to keep an eye on it so it doesn’t boil over.

If you are thinking that making porridge in a pressure cooker could be an easy way to cook it, then let me tell you, you’re correct!

Once you get the quantities and timings right it becomes automatic.

I like to have all the ingredients ready in the morning. When I get up I switch on the pressure cooker. In a few minutes, it reaches pressure and then I turn it off and it cooks by itself while I have my morning shower.

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The great thing is that it will stay warm for as long as I need it to in the morning.

Many of the directions I found involved using an electric pressure cooker. So I have adapted this recipe to work with my manual pressure cooker (the type that cooks on the stove top).

So if you have one too, then this p

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