I’m not in NYC at the moment, but my photographer friend Steve Eilenberg sent me the news and this charming photo. I’ll check out the details next week.
Posted by: lornasass | April 1, 2010
PRESSURE COOKER IN MOMA DESIGN EXHIBIT
Posted in NEWS | Tags: pressure cooker, pressure cooker in MOMA design show, steve eilenberg
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Looks like those ones we grew up being afraid of, I think. Booyah for new designs!
By: djordanlane on April 1, 2010
at 10:50 AM
Yes, it’s a smart looking thing but you are right: the 2nd-generation cookers don’t have jiggle-top regulators. Instead, they have stationary pressure rods. I wish people would stop being scared of pressure cookers. The new ones are entirely safe.
By: lornasass on April 1, 2010
at 11:03 AM
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at 11:20 AM
Looks like a Hawkins. Made in India. Low tech, but good cookers. I have a 2-liter one.
By: Jim Washburn on April 1, 2010
at 11:41 AM
I wish my mother had tought me how to cook with one of these alot sooner. It is so easy and fast. I spend less time in the kitchen and the food is great.
By: Jill on April 1, 2010
at 10:44 PM
I thought the Hawkins Futura models were at the MOMA —
http://www.hawkinscookers.com/1.1.2.futuraHA.asp
http://www.hawkinscookers.com/1.1.3.futuraSS.asp
By: steve on December 5, 2010
at 10:18 PM