I use puree from tube and add a little water to the pan and mix. I have tried blended plum tomatoes but didn't notice much of a difference. Any time I have left tomatoes in the fridge they have lasted a week max so I would need to freeze. Easier with tube

I got this 6litre one about 6 months ago. Very happy with it.  I paid 40 pounds at that time through Littlewoods but cheapest on Amazon now. I use it all the time for garabi, pre cooked meat, other dinners etc

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-977000-Pressure-Cooker/dp/B00W9GXJAQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Hi Sverige,

I have had some success growing coriander. The most important thing is to get good seeds. I use Leisure variety.

I soak seeds overnight and sow  1 cm  deep in a large pot (8 inch deep if possible) of wet compost/potting soil. I place these outdoors on a window ledge or alternatively indoors. I place these on the window ledge to avoid slugs. They would have to climb 1m of pebbledash to get to them  ;D .The pot is generally filled up to an inch below the top. This allows you to add more compost as the seedlings grow. They are generally long and spindly and so can fall over otherwise.

The seedlings should appear after about 7-10 days. They may appear side by side in pairs as each seed is actually 2 seeds in 1. Thin these pairs out as they are too close together. Fill with compost up to the top to give them more support. Water gently if it is not raining regularly being careful not to disturb the roots. Do not transplant as they have delicate roots. Make sure that they are not sitting in water on a saucer etc. I water indoor plants every day or 2 but raise them up on the saucer so the water can drain. They do not like too much sunshine. They may bolt and go to seed due to lack of water, too much sunshine or seed variety.

I'm trying to grow a large coriander plant from 1 seed and also a pot of seeds at the moment - see pics attached.

 

New to the forum and tried this out last night. Very nice thanks Blade