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Is there any cooking tip to lessen the gas problem when making split pea soup? Or is this inevitable?

I realized it's not nonstick--I guess I put my query in the wrong thread. Thanks for your comment, I'm thinking about it....not liking the learning to cook again part so much lol

I'm thinking about buying this: https://www.amazon.com/All-Clad-Stainless-Tri-Ply-Dishwasher-Cookware/dp/B00FUF5K8W/ref=sr_1_3_sspa?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1529189855&sr=1-3-spons&keywords=all+clad&psc=1 and wondered what the hivemind thought about the pan. Good deal? Durable?

I'm sipping Asian Pear Cordial made by a friend of mine.

Thanks all--I'll test it this weekend and see if it works

it doesn't stick up past the level of the pot lid--it's like a piece of plastic is missing

So my Instant Pot arrived--is this what the pressure valve is supposed to look like? It seems to me that a piece is missing?

After reading all these threads, I ordered a 6 qt Instant Pot yesterday. Does anyone have cookbook recommendations for it?

Grilled sockeye salmon with butter and dill

The best, more reliable, relatively cheap ($9-12USD) per bottle are from Columbia Crest. I've never had a bad wine from them, and you can usually find them in grocery stores.

The 2016 https://www.klwines.com/p/i?i=1328026 really nice Oregon Wilamette Valeey Pinot Noir. Very light, a European style.

More like dinner aftermath, but champagne, pepper salami, cheese and crackers.

Simple, but delicious roast chicken

I usually start with 2 or 3 cloves of garlic, mined and a medium onion. Depending on what's around I add pancetta, or ground pork, ground beef and cook a bit before adding a large can of crushed tomatoes, and then I simmer. I add dried herbs as the mood strikes me, usually rosemary and oregano.

They were large enough for two people to. partake but not huge, I'd say.