We tried this recipe: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1020110-pressure-cooker-chipotle-chicken-pozole?smid=ck-recipe-iOS-share We used all of the chipotle sauce in the 7 oz can of chile en adobo, but only 2 of the chipotle peppers (we froze the remaining peppers). We substituted half of the skinless, boneless chicken with chicken breast (3 thighs, 2 breasts), but we may reduce the amount of… Continue reading Pressure cooker chipotle chicken pozole
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Chicken adobo with cauliflower, pressure cooker style
We normally make this dish with potato and with traditional stovetop cooking. However, we adapted this for four partially frozen chicken quarters and ½ a head of cauliflower. First, partially defrost 4 chicken quarters by placing them (inside a closed ziplock bag) in a large bowl of room temperature water for an hour on the… Continue reading Chicken adobo with cauliflower, pressure cooker style
Moroccan turkey-beef kefta meatballs, pressure cooker style
We tried this SkinnyTaste recipe: https://www.skinnytaste.com/moroccan-meatballs/ Our modifications: first, we used ½ lb each minced beef and turkey instead of 1 lb minced beef. Second, to add a beefy flavor (to counterbalance the turkey), we added 1 Tbsp beef stock to the meatball mixture and 2 Tbsp beef stock to the tomato sauce. Third, for… Continue reading Moroccan turkey-beef kefta meatballs, pressure cooker style
Beef barley soup, version 2
We tried this Skinnytaste recipe: https://www.skinnytaste.com/beef-barley-soup/ We made a few modifications: first, we cut our beef stew meat into bite-sized pieces, so we reduced pressure-cooking time to 12 mins on medium-low (we started timer after the pressure cooker had reached full pressure). Second, we added 6 cups beef broth instead of water, and we added… Continue reading Beef barley soup, version 2
Pressure cooker beef stew
We tried this recipe: https://www.wellplated.com/instant-pot-beef-stew/. Our minor modifications: first, we used brisket instead of chuck, which we cut into chunks and browned in four rounds of searing. Second, we used 4 medium carrots (about 2/3 lb) and 1 lb baby fingerling potatoes (which we left whole). Third, we did add the optional 1 Tbsp Worchestershire… Continue reading Pressure cooker beef stew
Quick-soaking cannellini beans, pressure-cooker style
We had 1 lb dried Great Northern aka cannellini beans, and we tried this quick-soaking cooking method: https://www.hippressurecooking.com/cannellini-and-mint-bean-salad-lesson-4-quick-soaking-beans/ We found that 1 lb dried yielded 2 1/3 cups dried, so we added ½ tsp salt (down from 2 or more tsp) and 9 1/3 cups water. We made sure not to fill the pressure beyond… Continue reading Quick-soaking cannellini beans, pressure-cooker style
Curried yellow split pea soup, pressure cooker style
We modified this Alton Brown stovetop recipe (https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/curried-split-pea-soup-recipe-1916354) for pressure cooking. Based on these instructions (https://www.budgetbytes.com/pressure-cooker-split-pea-soup/), after sautéing the onions and garlic in butter, adding the drained split peas, 5 cups unsalted chicken stock, 1 Tbsp curry powder (½ McCormick’s curry powder, ½ Jamaican curry powder), and a little salt and black pepper, we locked… Continue reading Curried yellow split pea soup, pressure cooker style
Korean-style slow cooked mild chicken soup with daikon and cellophane noodles, pressure cooker version
Place two chicken quarters (bone-in, skin-on), 6 garlic cloves (bruised and peeked), 2 inches of fresh ginger (peeled, bruised, and cut into 3-4 chunks), and 3 scallions (trimmed and halved) in a large pressure cooker. Cover with water (about 10 cups), leaving at least one inch below the “max fill” line. Leaving the cover off,… Continue reading Korean-style slow cooked mild chicken soup with daikon and cellophane noodles, pressure cooker version
Pressure cooker chicken biryani
We tried this instant pot recipe with our stove-top pressure cooker: https://myheartbeets.com/instant-pot-chicken-biryani/ Based on our pantry, we used three boneless skinless chicken breasts instead of thighs. This was the first time we used ghee (clarified butter), and we accidentally burned the cashews and golden raisins because we didn’t realize the ghee heated up so quickly.… Continue reading Pressure cooker chicken biryani
Chicken dill soup from scratch, pressure cooker style
I tossed this together based on our pantry: first, place two large bone-in, skin-on chicken breasts (about 2.5 lb) in a large (8 qt) pressure cooker. For aromatics, add 1 large onion (peeled and quartered), 7-8 garlic cloves (peeled and slightly crushed), 3 stalks celery (mainly the leafy tops, cut into 3-inch lengths), 2 carrots… Continue reading Chicken dill soup from scratch, pressure cooker style
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