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Easy Fish Taco Recipe

Jennifer — Sun, 16 Jan 2022 06:21:46 +0000

This Instant Pot Fish Taco Recipe is a fast, family-friendly weeknight meal with white fish, taco seasoning, and a crunchy chipotle fish taco slaw.

❤️ Why You’ll Love This Recipe: These fish tacos have a refreshing citrus flavor with a hint of spice. The cabbage slaw is crunchy and fresh and aside from marinating, the dish comes together in under 20 minutes.

Traditionally, Baja fish tacos are made from battered and deep-fried fish. Which, while delicious, isn’t as healthy or as practical for a weeknight meal.

We’ve taken our favorite flavors and mixed them into a quick-cooking Instant Pot meal.

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Mediterranean Instant Pot Fish en Papillote

Jennifer — Sun, 04 Apr 2021 04:46:30 +0000

Instant Pot Fish en Papillote is a light, refreshing and easy pressure cooker fish recipe with flaky cod, cherry tomatoes, and briny olives cooked in paper packets.

❤️ Why you’ll love this recipe: It’s a light, fresh-tasting meal, and the paper packets ensure the fish cooks up tender and flaky without drying out.

If you haven’t used your Instant Pot to cook seafood yet, you’re in for a treat. This moist pressure cooking environment is the perfect way to gently cook delicate seafood including fish, shrimp, scallops, and more.

This Instant Pot fish recipe has bright and savory Mediterranean flavors from juicy cherry tomatoes, fresh parsley, and olives. It makes an elegant dinner recipe any time of year.

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Lighter Instant Pot Clam Chowder

Jennifer — Fri, 12 Mar 2021 05:58:47 +0000

Lighter Instant Pot Clam Chowder is a fresh and filling version of the creamy soup you love, with a herb-flavored clear broth, crunchy celery, and tender potatoes.

I first started making clam chowder in my Instant Pot when developing recipes for the Electric Pressure Cooking Cookbook.

This version is a lighter, refreshing take on traditional New England clam chowder. It has a delicate clear broth, fresh herbs and vegetables, and plenty of meaty clams.

It’s great on its own with oyster crackers and bread, and it would also make a great side dish for a lighter spring or summer meal.

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Pressure Cooker Salmon and Rice With Lemon Caper Chimichurri

Barbara Schieving — Sun, 25 Sep 2016 12:00:18 +0000

Salmon cooked in an Instant Pot sits atop a fragrant lemon herb rice, and is topped with lemon caper chimichurri. This Pressure Cooker Salmon and Rice With Lemon Caper Chimichurri recipe is elegant enough for a special dinner!

Hola from steamy McAllen, Texas! It’s Tamara from Beyond Mere Sustenance here with another healthful, fresh, and tasty seafood dish made lightening fast in your pressure cooker. Cooking fish in a pressure cooker has become a “go to” cooking method for me. It’s a very forgiving cooking method; the moist heat does not dry out the fish. (more…)

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Thai-Style Pressure Cooker Fish

Barbara Schieving — Sun, 24 Jul 2016 12:00:57 +0000

Thai-style fish starts with firm white fish fillets steamed in banana leaves after a quick soak in a coconut milk and Thai curry marinade. Then the pressure cooker fish is drizzled with the remaining marinade and topped with a fresh mango salsa. A simple Thai curry flavored marinade adds tropical flavor to this Thai-Style Pressure Cooker Fish recipe.

Hola from the Rio Grande Valley of south Texas! It’s Tamara here from Beyond Mere Sustenance, and I am excited to share a favorite recipe of mine that I recently adapted for the pressure cooker. Thai-Style Pressure Cooker Fish is based on my Thai Curried Snapper In Banana Leaves. I have until recently wrapped the fish up in banana leaves, and steamed them in my bamboo steamer over my wok. I find the pressure cooker saves a little time, and involves less clean up. I’d say that’s a win/win situation! (more…)

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