(I) Cook In A Pressure Vessel Developing At Least 35 Lbs. Of Pressure. This, Of Course, Means Using A Broaster Since It Is The Only Unit Utilizing Such High Pressure. (It Is The High Pressure That Retains The Juices In Lieu Of A Thick Batter)
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