This tip comes from Mike in Senatobia, Missouri. Mike decided to see how a pressure cooker would fare when using his Wood-Charcoal Stove as a heat source. According to Mike, the results were "phenomenal" and the pressure cooker ended up with a minimal amount of soot on the bottom.

1. Use charcoal for fuel
2. Ignite the charcoal and heat up the stove
3. Once the charcoal is burning steadily adjust the lower door so it is about 1/3 open
4. Secure the pressure cooker to the stove with the pot skirt
5. You should be able to cook for over 2 hours without adding additional fuel!

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