Saturday, October 12, 2019

InstaPot Green Beans

was very wary of vegetables in the Instapot - I thought they’d be too fragile to stand up to pressure cooking - but green beans do GREAT.

You know I tend to buy my vegetables in bulk. I bought two of these bags for the week.


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Thankfully they did not need much trimming! 

Lessons from the knife skills class inserted here: how to hold a paring knife! See how my forefinger’s steering the paring knife?
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Filled up the Instapot, and just barely covered with beef broth. 

https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1BjukwSiIw8C7cdecBrbOb63ko3-gH-NB

Put the lid on, set on Pressure Cook (pressure high) for two minutes, and - go!

Then I release the pressure manually when they’re done, so they don’t continue cooking, and drain in a colander. 



So nice and easy! And that’s green beans for the week!

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