Polished Aluminum 10-PSI Pressure Cooker Cookware, 8-Quart, Silver, (7114000231) | Polished Aluminum Exterior, Built-In Safety Regulator, Versatile for Family Meals, Gas Stovetop Compatible (7114000231)

Good quality and it cooks really fast I am very satisfied.

Works well. Perfect size. Like level marks for filling to right limit. Good instruction booklet with recipes.

Mirro has always been a favorite. This is my second 8qt. Mirro pressure cooker. I wanted to up-grade to the more "modern" model. I ordered it from AMAZON directly. It came securely double-boxed and IN PERFECT SHAPE. I do a lot of ordering directly from AMAZON and have NEVER been let down. Everything is always well packaged, on time, and, in prefect shape. The cooker; The "rattler" is limited to 10psi. which is MORE then sufficient for any application. An added metal screen, to cover the underside of the pressure release tube, is a very good added safty idea. The new "over pressure valve" is a far cry from the old rubber plug that would have to, occasionally, be replaced for assured safe and proper operation. This new valve is an actual, permanent, metal, "valve" that lifts and opens in case of over presure. If the cooker is used "PROPERLY" it will never be needed but it is a great peace-of-mind feature. After all; accident DO happen. The cover-lock works MUCH better then the old system. It's all self contaned and doesn't require any manual assistance to function. I believe that a build up of water would keep the old lock from dropping into place...NOT with this new model. The lid also has a new safty feature; A section of the locking lugs is designed to let the basket blow-out to release pressure. The new gasket seems to be made of a silicone that is MUCH more resilient then the old black, rubber, gasket. The one difference that I don't really care for is that the "pan" is narrower then the old style. Also, a new bottom rack IS NOT PROVIDED with this new cooker. But these differences are, basically, inconsequential compaired to the added safty and ease of operation. I use my MIRRO 8qt. PRESSUER COOKER almost every week. It's easier, faster, and, more flavorful then a long, drying-out in the oven. If used properly it's very easy to clean...You'll NEVER have to scrape burned food from the pan. You can safely set aside any reservations, about using a pressure cooker, you may have had. Follow the directions and you can use it with confidence.

If you have a glass top I would not buy this model Amazon says the following in the description 15 lb. pressure control. Removable self sealing gasket. Safety fuse. Heatproof handles with reminder ring. Strong aluminum alloy. Rack and instruction booklet. Not recommended for canning. It does not have a rack in mine, it does not have a 15 pound control, it is 10 pound by the instructions. Amazon says nothing about cooking on a glass top, instruction Book says not to use on glass top stoves because the bottom has a concave in the middle that won't allow it to get up to pressure, Well I have a glass top and not wanting to send it back I tried it, came to a boil faster than a old (20 or more years)I own, Put the lid on and it locked fairly quick, maybe 5 minutes? steam started coming out of the top, I waited about 2 minutes and put the weight on, maybe 6 to 8 minutes it was bounceing like it should, so much for not coming up to pressure on a glass top stove. The finish is super polished, Looks like stainless steel not aluminum. add photo does not do it justice. After the test and using it once I found another DO NOT USE ON GLASS TOP, so I sent a E mail to [email protected] today here is what I asked model 92160 6 quart cooker Bought it on line at Amazon.com the descripttion on their web site didn't say any thing about a glass top stove. in the instructions saw that it might not come up to pressure on a glass top which I have, I tested it with just water to see and it came up to pressure really fast, twice as fast as my old mirror 4 quart flat bottom pressure cooker I have. so I cooked a resipe of rice pudding in the book and it did what it was suppossed to do, came up to pressure fast and cooked just like the book instructions time setting. Then I was rereading the instruction book some more and I came accross this Got it and in the page 2 of instructions and it says do not use on flat glass top or glass ceramic ranges could damage cooker, this cooker has a curved concave bottom which will not make proper contact with the cooking surface which could result in damage to your pressure cooker. what do they mean damage, is it going to blow up or what. I can't understand why it would be any diffront than a electric coil wire stove top, it wouldn't contact the bottom any more than My glass top, in fact less ,,according to you to get proper contact you would have to use a gas stove only. Is it safe to use on my glass top? 2-19-09 well its 5 years later and still hasn't blown up, use it every few months cooking beans mostly

Heavy and sturdy, I love the simplicity of a pressure cooker over now-popular the electric versions. There is no programming and I can stop and put additions like veggies, etc very easily. Its submersible in water and can be cleaned easily. I've used a pressure cooker all of my life as did my mother to make speedy meat dishes, tenderize poorer cuts of meat, make the best vegetable soup, etc. My older one was just not large enough. These are safe and easy to use. Thank goodness these are still on the market!

I purchased this cooker after reviewing many on amazon for like two weeks. I wanted a good price with great quality which is not easy to come by. I am satisfied with this product. It's not to small or too big to wash and clean. The meat cooks in thirty minutes on medium heat.

I have been cooking with pressure cookers for 30+ years now. I had an old Mirro cooker (8qt) that I used for over 20 years. I had to buy a few gaskets over the years but it kept on working. The only reason that I had to purchase a new one is that I had cooked a chicken in it late in the evening and put the cooker out in the garage (it was winter) overnight. Believe it or not, a mouse got into the garage and chewed out the pressure check valve. I could not get a replacement because the cooker was so old!!! I bought the new one and I read the directions. Imagine my disappointment when I read that the cooker would not get hot enough on a ceramic top stove. I have had a ceramic top stove ever since they were invented and have used other pressure cookers on them with no problems whatsoever. Guess what? There was no problem with this one getting hot enough on the ceramic top either! It gets hot, gets to pressure and works just fine! Not sure yet if it will last 20+ years like the old one did, but I hope so!

I love Mirro Matic pressure cookers. I've had others, but they are not the same. I have this size in a Presto and I don't like it. Mirro's cooks the best. If someone is thinking about getting a pressure cooker, I highly recommend the Mirros.

Excellent product, very helpful

Good pot, and very nice choose by the price!

Does its job and its not too expensive

It cooks pretty fast.

The size