The missing ingredient for cooking up stars in the same way you might steam your Christmas pudding has been spotted for the first time by astronomers. Much like a pressure cooker has a weight on top ...

Is your job a pressure cooker? Most people are familiar with the metaphor, but not the actual device — once a common household item. "It was the wedding gift that you gave. People got a pressure ...

Combine 2 1/2 cups of the milk, 1 cup of the water, the rice, sugar, butter, the anise seed (to taste) and the salt in the pot. Lock the lid onto the machine and bring to high pressure (9 to 11 psi).

Cooking under pressure. Time-crunched families do this most every evening. But if you really want to cook under pressure, it’s worth your time to take a new look at pressure cookers. Forget those ...

Sticky toffee pudding. The name basically sells itself. It’s everything we love in a dessert: It’s sweet, gooey and hits all those nostalgic flavours from childhood. You’ll want to cuddle up with this ...