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Kalbapsays
Archana-keep posting your recipes on your blog. The wide variety of dishes on your blog makes the planning for what to cook each evening for dinner-very stress free.
Hi There! Thank you for the wonderful recipes on your website. Quick question: I would like to purchase "The Essential Indian Instant Pot Cookbook..." I don't have a Instant Pot, but a conventional 8 qt stove top pressure cooker, (Presto). Would I need to adjust the recipes in any way? Thank you!
My cookbook is designed with specific instructions for an Instant Pot. Typically, one whistle on a traditional stovetop pressure cooker equates to about 3 minutes of pressure cooking time in an Instant Pot. If you’re an experienced cook, you should be able to adapt most recipes accordingly. I’ve also addressed this topic a bit in the introductory pages of the book. Hope this helps.
Thank you for reaching out! I’m so glad you’re diving into Indian cooking! At the end of each recipe, you’ll find a detailed recipe card that includes the exact amounts of each ingredient, along with step-by-step instructions. This should make it easier for you to follow along and get the perfect results.
If you have any questions while cooking, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to help!
Kalbap says
Archana-keep posting your recipes on your blog. The wide variety of dishes on your blog makes the planning for what to cook each evening for dinner-very stress free.
Archana says
Thank you SO much Kalyani! I appreciate you trying my recipes and taking time to give your feedback.
Bill Craighead says
Hi There! Thank you for the wonderful recipes on your website. Quick question: I would like to purchase "The Essential Indian Instant Pot Cookbook..." I don't have a Instant Pot, but a conventional 8 qt stove top pressure cooker, (Presto). Would I need to adjust the recipes in any way? Thank you!
Bill
Archana Mundhe says
Hi Bill,
My cookbook is designed with specific instructions for an Instant Pot. Typically, one whistle on a traditional stovetop pressure cooker equates to about 3 minutes of pressure cooking time in an Instant Pot. If you’re an experienced cook, you should be able to adapt most recipes accordingly. I’ve also addressed this topic a bit in the introductory pages of the book. Hope this helps.
Nicole says
Hey,
Is it possible for you to write the amount of each ingredient in the Curry recipes. I am a new starter to Indian cooking.
Thanks
Nicole
Archana Mundhe says
Hi Nicole,
Thank you for reaching out! I’m so glad you’re diving into Indian cooking! At the end of each recipe, you’ll find a detailed recipe card that includes the exact amounts of each ingredient, along with step-by-step instructions. This should make it easier for you to follow along and get the perfect results.
If you have any questions while cooking, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to help!
Happy cooking!