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I agree w you to use less rather than more water.
the iPot can be used to concentrate stock , using the quick release , then using the liquid again , several times
in series. the steam that's released is the same as boiling the stock on the stove top.
there are many threads on using the iPot for stock , well before this one was started.
I agree w you to use less rather than more water.
the iPot can to used to concentrate stock , using the quick release , then using the liquid again , several times
in series. the steam that's released is the same as boiling the stock on the stove top.
there are many threads on using the iPot for stock , well before this one was started.
By Kerry Beal,
By stephen129,
