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pressure cooker question
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I just picked an old Presto #7 at a yard sale today for $6. The canner basket touches the bottom of the pressure cooker. I thought that the basket is supposed to be somewhat elevated off the floor of the pressure cooker. Do I need to throw something inbetween the floor and basket to raise it? I doubt it is high enough on its own to keep the jars from over cooking/burning. Please advise.


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Re: pressure cooker question [Re: them_26]
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As long as the jars are not DIRECTLY ON the bottom of the pressure cooker it should be fine. I have a little aluminum tray that only raises the jars about half an inch above the bottom. I've also used just a wash cloth which only raises the jars a couple of milimeters off the bottom.

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Re: pressure cooker question [Re: them_26]
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Thanks. I would haved thanked youz twoz earlier but I had been unable to access a computer for a couple days.
The rack only raises the jars 1-2 millimeters. I didnt even think of using a washcloth. I'd have a cool story for fellow shroomerites but you know you can't have too much personal info floating around there.
Peace/peices.


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