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Also, I’m an avid slow cooker user. So much so that I have 4 of them one really huge one, two medium/small size ones and one really small one (I use to melt chocolate in for cake pops). I really couldn’t imagine that I needed the. Order my Cake Decorating book here:But as often happens with me, I guess I finally let all the hype get to me and back in July there was a really great sale and before I knew what hit me, I found myself ordering one. And then sticking it under the bar and not using it.For months. Finally using my Instant PotFast-forward to December when I was doing a little pre-Christmas decluttering and I came across the under the counter. I made up my mind then and there that I was going to use it or sell it.I wasn’t willing to continue to sacrifice the storage space for something I wasn’t going to use.
So I ordered an online (and within days got another recipe ebook for free on my Kindle) and when I had spare time, I started browsing the books.The first recipe I made was a Beef Stroganoff (using chunks of roast). I was blown away by the fact that the roast went from raw to falling-apart tender and delicious in under an hour. Next, I saw someone on Facebook talking about “boiling” eggs in the. So I tried that. It was crazy easy.Then I tried pasta.
And it took 4 minutes after pressurizing. Next, I cooked chicken breasts from FROZEN to DONE in 18 minutes. Where in the world has this appliance been all of my life?!Oh and about that storage space? I made a place for it on the countertop I don’t foresee actually putting it away at all. I might use it every day!
Instant Pot Black-eyed Peas with BaconFast forward to today – New Years Day – and I woke up late for church. I knew we were supposed to eat pork, black-eyed peas and cabbage (I don’t know why – I just know that’s “the” traditional New Years Day meal), along with ham, cornbread, and greens.But that wasn’t happening. We had already thawed steaks to cook today (not at all traditional) and I had cornbread dressing thawed from the freezer (also not traditional).To try and do at least a little bit of tradition, I had planned to soak black-eyed peas last night and simmer them all day today.
But I forgot.About 10 minutes before walking out the door for Sunday school, I thought I’d do a quick check-in the recipe book (that came with it) and see if I could do dried peas in the. I was so excited to see I could!! Instant Pot Black-Eyed Peas Ingredients:I had everything I needed already on hand (see main ingredients above) and I was able to set the to cook just before walking out the door.
Instructions. Add all ingredients into the. Close and lock the lid.
Make sure the top knob is turned to “Sealing”. Press the Manual Button. Adjust “Pressure” to high (if not there already).
Mtk resource edit. Set for 30 minutes (using the + or – buttons) and you’re done!. I let mine cook, then naturally cool (although it will keep warm until you turn it off). They were perfect – no other seasonings were needed!!.We like our black-eyed peas really soft. If you prefer them a little more firm, you might want to cook for 20 or 25 minutes vs. 30.It will take longer than 30 minutes for them to be ready to eat because you have to wait for it to pressurize and then wait for it to depressurize, but it’s insanely faster than soaking then cooking on the stove the traditional way. I put 50 minutes total “cook time” assuming 10 minutes to reach pressure and 10 minutes too cool. Those times may vary.
I just moved South. My sister always cooked black-eyed peas for New Years day while I was visiting, but this year she’s been overwhelmed by work and medical issues and I didn’t know if she would remember. So I decided to make black-eyed peas in my instant pot and bring them over to her house for New Years day.I found two recipes I liked, but yours won because it was in the instant pot and I had everything I needed in the house!
It was nice and easy to make too!The hardest part was figuring out how many cups of peas in a pound, since I had a 5 pound bag of black eyed peas I had just bought! Turns out to be about 2½ cups!When my sister heated them up, she thought it might be a little boring(since there were so few ingredients), so she added some crushed red peppers.It was really tasty! My niece said that these were the best of all the New Years black-eyed peas she’s had!So while you might have posted this recipe too late for 2017, it was great to have for 2018.Thanks! And Happy New Year! We always gave blackeyed peas and collard greens for New Years, you can take the girl out of South but can’t take South out of the girl. We had ham and great ham bobe left over from the holidays used that instead of bacon, other then not using the bacon your recipe was so traditional, it’s how I have always made blackeyed peas.

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It awesome to see a traditional dish prepared like it should be, not changed to make healthier or to make it more I guess word would be complex or gourmet. Smoked chicken or turkey, instead of bacon or ham, or balsamic vinegar have no place in blackeyed peas. Instapots are awesome.