r/PressureCooking

Help lol

Sooooo moneys tight & I bought a farberware from Facebook marketplace for super cheap, saw a vid on making pinto beans thought I could save money not buying canned.
Anyways
I go pick it up, she says stored it olmost right after buying long time ago then stored it, basically new, shoot half the stuff was still sealed in bags.
Well, there was a bit of dirt & such so I’m wondering if it was just shoved in a barn exposed to elements.

I cooked my first pot of beans yesterday & from the beginning steam was coming out olmost right after pressing start. But It seemed to be coming from all around the lid. Was worried that’s an issue & sure enough beans came out half cooked but maybe a touch burned, & no remaining liquid in the pot. Beans are edible but wouldn’t be enjoyable.

I just really wondering did I do something wrong or is it my fault buying one for $20 from a house out in the country & should I just buy another one but that’s clearly been used aka listing has photos of it on a countertop.

Sorry for over explaining, ADHD 😬 but if yall could give me tips on things to check? & could I test run it with just water as to not waste food?
Thank you 🙏

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u/stephenlumpa — 11 hours ago
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hii guys

I applied to the hawkins internship on 24th of April and I really want to get that internship but it’s scary because so many people are applying and i think they will only email if I get selected. Which means if I’m not selected I just won’t get the mail and I have no idea how long it will take for them to revert back.

I tried connecting with people from hawkins on LINKEDIN but i genuinely don’t know. Anyone here who can give me a word or two of wisdom

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u/coneyislandivy — 10 days ago