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What is the difference between an electric and a stovetop pressure cooker?
An electric pressure cooker (like an Instant Pot) is a multi-function appliance that pressure cooks, slow cooks, sautés, and more — all automatically. A stovetop pressure cooker sits on your hob and reaches higher pressures for faster cooking, but requires manual monitoring. Both types are available at Abed Tahan.
What can you cook in a pressure cooker?
Pressure cookers excel at dishes that normally require long cooking times — beans and lentils, tough meat cuts, chicken stews, rice, soups, and whole grains. They are particularly practical for Lebanese cuisine, where slow-cooked dishes like freekeh and lamb are everyday staples.
How much faster does a pressure cooker cook compared to regular methods?
A pressure cooker typically reduces cooking time by 60–70%. Dishes that take 90 minutes on the stovetop are done in 25–30 minutes under pressure — a significant time saving for busy Lebanese households.
Are pressure cookers safe to use?
Yes. Modern pressure cookers at Abed Tahan include multiple safety mechanisms — pressure release valves, locking lids, and automatic shut-off on electric models — making them safe and straightforward to use.
Do pressure cookers at Abed Tahan come with warranty?
Yes. All pressure cookers at Abed Tahan include the official manufacturer warranty.
