A method for preparing a specific cut of beef, typically a flank steak or top round, in a multi-functional electric pressure cooker is being examined. This preparation involves pressure cooking the meat to achieve tenderness and then often searing it for enhanced flavor and appearance. The term describes both the set of instructions and the resulting dish itself.
This method offers several advantages over traditional cooking techniques. The pressure cooker significantly reduces cooking time, potentially transforming a tougher cut of meat into a more palatable dish in a fraction of the time required by oven roasting or braising. This speed and convenience contribute to its increasing popularity, especially for individuals seeking efficient meal preparation options.