Brilio.net - Pressure cookers are different from ordinary pans, because they are specially designed so that the inside can capture high steam pressure. That way the food will be cooked in a short time. This tool is often found in the kitchen because its function is quite essential.
When the pressure cooker is closed, the cooking liquid will form steam which creates high pressure. To reduce steam, the pressure cooker lid is also equipped with a pot valve. This part functions to remove air little by little. Air coming out of the pot valve is usually marked by a typical pressure cooker whistling sound. This sound is a sign that your food is cooked.
After finishing cooking, the pressure cooker must be cleaned immediately. Unfortunately, some people don't wash their pressure cookers thoroughly. As a result, the valve on the lid of the pressure cooker still has dirt stuck to it. Even though this part can be filled with residual dirt from cooking steam.
If you want to be practical, you can copy the method for cleaning the pressure cooker lid valve shown by Instagram user @priya_dwarke. In the video upload, this netizen can be seen cleaning the pressure cooker lid valve without rubbing it at all. So how do you do it?
Reported by BrilioFood from Instagram @priya_dwarke on Friday (21/6), first remove the pressure cooker lid valve. If so, turn the top slowly. So, the inside of the pressure cooker lid valve is visible.
On the other hand, put water in the pan. Then add liquid detergent and one kitchen ingredient, namely vinegar, as the cleaning mixture. Stir then add all parts of the pressure cooker lid valve.
"Leave it for 10 minutes (leave it for 10 minutes)
When it has been boiled for 10 minutes, discard the cooking water. Without needing to scrub any more, immediately rinse the pressure cooker lid valve with running water.
As a result, the pot lid valve is maximally clean. The entire surface is shiny and free from all kinds of stains. If this is the case, replace the pressure cooker lid valve to its original position.