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The electronically controlled steam release valve is at the rear of the cooker 40cm away from the control pads. Not only don’t you need to get near the valve it releases the steam as rapidly as possible in controlled puffs with no risk of frothing. I use it mainly for soups and stews which it does rapidly (and saves more time because no need to stir or fear of burning) but it will do a plain white rice very well. I’ve browned a whole chicken using the sauté function which works surprisingly well at 150C/300F but the pot is really too deep to manipulate big chunks of meat so I use a fry pan or my Phillips XXL air fryer. The recipe book has a whole section of nicely organised sauté recipes for more tractable ingredients. Take time to read the manual and get to know your pressure cooker as it’s a very versatile device. I’ve read of people complaint of savoury cooking smells getting stuck in the rubber seals and effecting delicate yoghurt making process. I can report that I’ve made yoghurt and it’s unaffected nor is cleaning difficult. Again read the manual but it takes 10 seconds to remove the inner lid and I clip the valve cover to place it in a dishwasher. If that isn’t enough I use an overnight soak and a steam cycle or with water (as in the manual) or lemon water. All pressure cookers have rubber seals so its an issue with all brands. The recipe book is good and focused on quick recipes but some are quite exquisite. I’ve made Hainan Chicken rice in one pot and traditional way. I’ve purchased a spare sealing ring out of fear of smells but there has been no need. I’ve purchased a spare stainless pot because I wanted accessories that might have scratched the non stick standard pot but haven’t needed it. The only limitation is the size which is 6 Liters which won’t make several days of soup. Phillips now make an 8L pressure cooker which wasn’t available.

Great product, makes it easy and quick to cook hearty meals that taste great. Can pre cook and go to the kids sports and the meal is cooked perfectly. It's kept warm and ready to eat.

I found this product to be very easy to use. Unlike stovetop pressure cookers that are a bit intimidating to use, trying to figure out the right element/flame setting, this is fully automatic. It won't work unless the lid is properly locked so its very safe. The results are consistently good. I haven't tried the slow cook function yet because the quick pressure cook results are so good, why wait? Happy.

Very happy with this I only start to get use to it and loving it. So easy to use and great resalt. Thank you

Love this cooker, its easy to use and the food comes out perfect Wish I had brought one sooner

A pleasure to cook with THIS PHILIP DELUXE all-in-one. Finished dish was tasty, palatable and pleasing. Well,done, Philip !!!!

I have been looking for "All in one cooker" for a long time, saw a lot kind of all in one cooker but worry the stream will burn my hands from pressure after trying to open the lid cooker. but " Philips - Deluxe All-In-One Cooker: Metal Black HD2145/72" Now have with 18 safety features for peace of mind, Includes child lock. Makes a world in the kitchen a lot better, made such a beautifully high-quality meal, save my time from standing cooking, make the cooking area is clean, easy to rinse after use. Thank you, Philips, for making a very smart All-In-One Cooker I bought this month ago, from Myer. Thank you Pattra

i originally had a earlier version pressure cooker and kept burning myself when releasing pressure , this Auto pressure release is spot on just hit the button and walk away, makes soups a breeze heat up and 20 mins later you have great soups

This is a good quality and excellent product. Easy to use with excellent results.

Very good Phillips - Im enjoying my cooking, especially with the the great recipes, thanks to the all in one..