The Instant Pot has got to be one of the most convenient things ever invented. It’s a slow cooker, steamer, and pressure cooker all wrapped up into one little appliance. Speaking from experience, the Instant Pot does the lazy person and the college student a world of good. Because it’s such a versatile tool, you can use it for a wide variety of quick and easy meals. Whether you’re in a rush and need a quick dinner or you don’t really feel like putting that much effort into cooking, get yourself an Instant Pot and you’ll be able to whip up these tasty and effortless meals in no time!
Aunt Bee’s Recipes
Let’s be honest – when has anybody ever had a bad meatball sandwich? It’s just unheard of. With this recipe for instant pot meatballs, now you can have a meatball sandwich within minutes. And isn’t that the American dream? Don’t worry; if you don’t want to make the meatballs from scratch, you could throw frozen meatballs in an instant pot, too! Get the recipe.
Meaningful Eats
As intricate as this meal sounds, it really is as simple as throwing everything into a pot and having a delicious dinner in 30 minutes. This chicken and rice recipe has the makings of a perfect dinner: it’s fast, it’s simple, and there’s cheese on top. Get the recipe.
Six Sisters Stuff
This wouldn’t be a properly written article if mac and cheese wasn’t mentioned. The best part about this instant pot mac and cheese is that the cook time is literally five minutes. A mac and cheese dinner in five minutes? Is this even real life? Get the recipe.
Foody Schmoody
Taco pasta is my guiltiest guilty pleasure. It’s so fun to make, and it’s delicious no matter how you make it. This recipe takes taco pasta into the instant pot world. With only six ingredients and ten minutes of cooking time, you’ll be able to feed your family in the cheapest, easiest, and most delicious way possible. Get the recipe.
Living Locurto
Yup, the instant pot does soup, too! With fall approaching, I’m so glad to have stumbled upon this recipe for a warm, hearty, easy-to-make and, frankly, beautiful baked potato soup. Hell, I’d eat this in the dead of summer. Get the recipe.
Eating On A Dime
Perfect on a potato bun, this sweet shredded chicken is a simple guaranteed hit at any outdoor party! For that extra Hawaiian vibe, I highly recommend enjoying this with a piña colada. Get the recipe.
Two Peas And Their Pod
One of the instant pot’s many skills is the ability to cook rice, so why not take advantage? In 22 minutes, you’ll have a flavorful (and cheap!) new favorite side dish. Spice up any dinner with this cilantro lime rice that may as well come straight from an authentic Mexican restaurant. Get the recipe.
Family Fresh Meals
The instant pot is the eighth wonder of the world for giving us crock pot-quality beef stew without the crock pot time. This recipe for beef stew is flavorful, filling, and done in 15 minutes! Get the recipe.
The Typical Mom
When I found this recipe for a quick and flavorful oatmeal I thought, “This thing does breakfast too?!” Mornings are hectic, so this five-minute breakfast should take some stress out of the day. Plus, who doesn’t love the smell of apples and cinnamon in the morning? Get the recipe.
Paint The Kitchen Red
If you’re using the instant pot for breakfast, you may as well use it for dessert too. It’s the perfect appliance for one of those days where cake is mandatory (and we’ve all had those days). You’ll be enjoying this gooey lava cake within ten minutes. Hallelujah! Get the recipe.
Southern Family Fun
If you aren’t a fan of chocolate cake, you could whip up a peach cobbler in 20 minutes. This recipe calls for ten minutes in the pot, ten minutes to cool, and all night to enjoy. And it’s not a real peach cobbler unless you throw a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream on top! Get the recipe.
Graceful Little Honey Bee
Prep time is only ten minutes for this tasty and flavorful dill pickle potato salad. You can actually cook the eggs and potatoes together, so you’ll have a quick and easy last minute treat to bring to that barbecue. Get the recipe.
Food N Service
Monkey bread is the holy grail of sweet treats. You can eat it for dessert at a picnic, bring it to a brunch, or just go to town in your pajamas on a Friday night. This recipe takes just under a half hour and it’s supposed to serve two, but we won’t judge. Get the recipe.
from Food News – Chowhound http://ift.tt/2vLdwLT
via IFTTT
No comments:
Post a Comment