Pressure Cookers for Faster and More Efficient Cooking
With a pressure cooker, you prepare dishes under pressure, which can significantly reduce cooking time. Ideal if you enjoy elaborate cooking but don't want to spend unnecessary time in the kitchen. From vegetables and potatoes to meat, legumes, stews, and soups: a pressure cooker is a versatile addition to your cookware collection.
The current collection of Pressure Cookers at TEKZEN consists of 7 stainless steel pressure cookers from Kadirelli and Cheffinger. You can choose from models of 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 liters, with all current versions suitable for induction.
Buying a Pressure Cooker
Looking to buy a pressure cooker? Pay particular attention to the capacity that suits the quantities you usually prepare.
Within the assortment, capacities range from 4 to 8 liters. This means there are both more compact pressure cookers and larger models for when you want to prepare more at once.
Induction Pressure Cooker
All current models are offered as pressure cookers for induction.
This allows you to use the pots if you have a suitable induction hob. In addition, the pressure cookers are made of stainless steel.
Always check the product data and instructions for exact suitability and correct use on your hob.
Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker
A stainless steel pressure cooker has a timeless look and easily matches other stainless steel pots and kitchen accessories.
Both the Kadirelli and Cheffinger models within the collection are made of stainless steel.
You can therefore primarily compare by capacity, diameter, and brand.
High-Pressure Cooker
A pressure cooker is also called a high-pressure cooker.
During cooking, pressure builds up in the sealed pot. This allows food to be prepared differently and usually faster than in a traditional saucepan.
Always use a high-pressure cooker according to the manufacturer's safety and usage instructions.
Quick Cooker
The search term quick cooker is also used for this type of pot.
This collection refers to traditional stovetop pressure cookers and not electric quick cookers. The current models from Kadirelli and Cheffinger are suitable for induction.
Kadirelli Pressure Cooker
Within Kadirelli, you have the widest choice of different capacities.
Kadirelli pressure cookers are available with capacities of:
- 4 liters
- 5 liters
- 6 liters
- 7 liters
All four models are made of stainless steel and suitable for induction.
4 Liter Pressure Cooker
A 4 liter pressure cooker is the smallest capacity within the current collection.
For 4 liters, you can choose between a Kadirelli model and a 22 cm Cheffinger pressure cooker.
This makes 4 liters interesting if you are specifically looking for a more compact high-pressure cooker.
5 Liter Pressure Cooker
The Kadirelli 5 liter pressure cooker is the intermediate size between the 4 and 6 liter models.
This version is made of stainless steel and suitable for induction.
A capacity of 5 liters can be interesting if 4 liters is too compact, but you don't immediately need a larger 6, 7, or 8 liter pot.
6 Liter Pressure Cooker
Within the collection, two 6 liter pressure cookers are available.
Kadirelli offers a 6-liter stainless steel version. In addition, there is a Cheffinger pressure cooker with a diameter of 22 cm and a capacity of 6 liters.
Both models are offered for induction.
7 Liter Pressure Cooker
If you want more capacity, the Kadirelli series includes a 7 liter pressure cooker.
This is the largest Kadirelli version within the current collection.
The pot is made of stainless steel and is offered as a quick cooker for induction.
8 Liter Pressure Cooker
The largest capacity within the current assortment is 8 liters.
This version is from Cheffinger and has a diameter of 24 cm.
This means Cheffinger offers the largest pressure cooker in this collection.
Cheffinger Pressure Cooker
The Cheffinger pressure cookers are available in three versions.
You can choose from 4 liters and 6 liters with a diameter of 22 cm or a larger 8-liter version with a diameter of 24 cm.
All three are made of stainless steel and suitable for induction.
22 cm Pressure Cooker
Those specifically looking for a 22 cm pressure cooker can choose from two Cheffinger models.
This diameter is available with a capacity of 4 or 6 liters.
This allows you to choose which capacity best suits your cooking needs within the same diameter.
24 cm Pressure Cooker
The largest Cheffinger version has a diameter of 24 cm and a capacity of 8 liters.
This stainless steel pressure cooker is suitable for induction and offers the highest capacity within the current collection.
This model is therefore particularly interesting if you are specifically looking for a larger pressure cooker.
Large Pressure Cooker
A large pressure cooker offers more capacity when you want to prepare larger quantities.
Within the current assortment, you can consider the 7-liter Kadirelli or the 8-liter Cheffinger.
The 8-liter Cheffinger is currently the model with the largest capacity.
Small Pressure Cooker
If you prefer a small pressure cooker, the 4-liter models are the most compact choice in this collection.
Both Kadirelli and Cheffinger have a version with this capacity.
With Cheffinger, the 4-liter pot has a diameter of 22 cm.
Pressure Cooker for Stews
A pressure cooker can be used for various suitable stews.
Cooking under pressure can shorten the necessary preparation time compared to traditional slow stewing.
The exact preparation time depends on the dish, ingredients, and the model used. Therefore, always follow the pressure cooker's instructions.
Pressure Cooker for Meat
Various types of meat can also be prepared in a suitable pressure cooker.
Especially dishes that normally require a longer cooking time can be interesting for pressure cooking.
Always use a recipe suitable for a pressure cooker and adhere to the recommended liquid amount and cooking time.
Pressure Cooker for Soup
With a larger pressure cooker, you can also prepare suitable soups.
If you regularly make larger quantities, a 6, 7, or 8-liter model might be interesting.
Always pay attention to the maximum filling quantity indicated by the manufacturer when filling.
Pressure Cooker for Legumes
Dried legumes such as beans and chickpeas can, depending on the recipe, be suitable for preparation in a pressure cooker.
The cooking time and any soaking time vary by type.
Therefore, use a suitable recipe and always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Cooking with a Pressure Cooker
When cooking with a pressure cooker, correct use is extra important.
Before each preparation, check that the pot, seal, and safety devices are correctly placed. Adhere to the maximum filling quantity and only open the pot when the pressure has sufficiently decreased according to the instructions.
This way, you use the pressure cooker as it was designed.
Pressure Cooker or Regular Pot?
The main difference lies in the method of preparation.
A regular saucepan allows steam to escape during cooking, while a pressure cooker is sealed and builds up pressure. This allows suitable dishes to be prepared faster.
For daily cooking, both types of pots can therefore coexist in the kitchen.
Which Size Pressure Cooker to Choose?
Within the current collection, you have a choice of 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 liters.
A 4- or 5-liter pot is interesting if you need less capacity. The 6-liter version is a spacious medium size. For larger quantities, you can look at 7 or 8 liters.
When making your choice, not only consider the number of people but especially the quantities you usually prepare.
Kadirelli or Cheffinger Pressure Cooker?
With Kadirelli, you have a choice of 4, 5, 6, and 7 liters. This means the brand offers the most intermediate sizes.
Cheffinger offers 4, 6, and 8 liters. The 4 and 6-liter models have a diameter of 22 cm, while the 8-liter version measures 24 cm.
This allows you to compare specifically by brand, capacity, and size.
Buy Pressure Cookers Online at TEKZEN
Looking to buy a pressure cooker to prepare various dishes faster under pressure? Discover the collection of 7 stainless steel pressure cookers from Kadirelli and Cheffinger at TEKZEN.
Choose from a 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 liter pressure cooker, with different versions for small and large preparations. All current models are suitable for induction, so you can easily choose a stainless steel pressure cooker that matches your cooking style.