If you haven't already got one, I suggest the Duo model; it has both 8 and 15 psi settings, and the lower one is great for cooking grains and delicate veggies.

+SeikiBrian How is it better for grains and veg? I ordered the Duo, but they sent the Single high pressure model. And they simply refunded my money and said to keep this one. I'm thinking to just keep this and use it, vs selling it and buying another. Can't I just cook it for less time under the 15psi?

+UnknownHandle UnknownHandle -- Nice! You got a free pressure cooker! Yes, you can cook grains and delicate veggies in a single-pressure model (cooks have been doing it for years), you'll just get better results (in my opinion) with a dual-pressure model. But you got such a great deal on what you got that I'd say keep it; just experiment with times to find what works best for you. (On he other hand, since you got yours for free, you could go ahead and buy the Duo -- which you were planning on buying anyway -- and have TWO pressure cookers for the price of one; that would be the best of both worlds.)

I would sell this before getting the Duo and taking up that much space in the kitchen :-) thanks! Also this is made in Spain. Not sure if there is a difference, but most are China, and likely equally well made.

+SeikiBrian Yes, that symbol usually means to remove , and it is to take out that knob to clean it.

you are so right.

I would have eaten it all......and kept the stock....

Feed the pigs.