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rotuts

rotuts

the 5 min HP egg(s) with IR  ( instant release ) has 60 % ( a little more actually ) more time at HP than a 3 min HP egg with IR 

 

the results  ( pictures ) would be reversed if I understand thermodynamics even a tiny bit.

 

natural release just adds a variable cooking time  on the addition side of the equation

 

I am not in anyway doubting  @blue_dolphin  work

 

in addition, it would take more time   ( probably not that much more ) for the IP to get to full pressure w 1 doz eggs

 

above the water   ( think of them as a cold mass absorbing heat while the pot gets to pressure )

 

rather than 4.

rotuts

rotuts

the 5 min HP egg(s) with IR  ( instant release ) has 60 % ( a little more actually ) more time at HP than a 3 min HP egg with IR 

 

the results  ( pictures ) would be reversed if I understand thermodynamics even a tiny bit.

 

natural release just adds a variable cooking time  on the addition side of the equation

 

I am not in anyway doubting  @blue_dolphin  work

rotuts

rotuts

the 5 min HP egg(s) with IR  ( instant release ) has 60 % ( a little more actually ) more time at HP than a 3 min HP egg with IR 

 

the results  ( pictures ) would be reversed if I understand thermodynamics even a tiny bit.

 

natural release just adds a variable cooking time  on the addition side of the equation

rotuts

rotuts

the 5 min HP egg(s) with IR  ( instant release ) has 60 % ( a little more actually ) more time at HP that a 3 min HP egg with IR 

 

the results  ( pictures ) would be reversed is I understand thermodynamics even a tiny bit.

 

natural release just adds a variable cooking time  on the addition side of the equation

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