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How to conditioning a new aluminium pressure cooker ?         


Author: fl
Date: Mar 18, 2008 09:20

Hi,
I bought an aluminium pressure cooker. After I cooked tap water
several times (up to 8 hours), there is still some white aluminium
powder on the cooker bottom. There is also powder traces on the cooker
inside near the upper water level. I think it is not good to have
aluminium powder in the food. Do you know how to make the inside of
the cooker hardened quickly? Thank you very much.
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Re: How to conditioning a new aluminium pressure cooker ?         


Author: healthyglo
Date: Mar 18, 2008 13:08

On Mar 18, 11:20 am, fl gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I bought an aluminium pressure cooker. After I cooked tap water
> several times (up to 8 hours), there is still some white aluminium
> powder on the cooker bottom. There is also powder traces on the cooker
> inside near the upper water level. I think it is not good to have
> aluminium powder in the food. Do you know how to make the inside of
> the cooker hardened quickly? Thank you very much.

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Re: How to conditioning a new aluminium pressure cooker ?         


Author: Melba's Jammin'
Date: Apr 10, 2008 12:50

In article
a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>,
fl gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I bought an aluminium pressure cooker. After I cooked tap water
> several times (up to 8 hours), there is still some white aluminium
> powder on the cooker bottom. There is also powder traces on the cooker
> inside near the upper water level. I think it is not good to have
> aluminium powder in the food. Do you know how to make the inside of
> the cooker hardened quickly? Thank you very much.

You likely are looking at calcium deposits from the water. Put some
vinegar in the water to dissolve it, or boil some cream of tartar in
water in it. Should clean it right up.

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