Instant Pot Steel Cut Oats: CREAMY, TENDER & FAST!
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How To Make Steel-Cut Oatmeal in the Pressure Cooker Safety First. Before we talk about how to cook steel-cut oats in the pressure cooker, we need to talk about safety. Selecting the Oats. There are two types of steel-cut oats.
Pressure Cook Steel Cut Oats: Add 80g (½ cup) steel cut oats in Instant Pot. Pour in 313ml (1¼ cup) to 375ml (1½ cup) cold water and make sure all the steel cut oats are submerged in the water. Close lid and pressure cook at High Pressure for 10 minutes, then Full Natural Release (12 minutes). Open the.
Directions Place 3/4 cup water, 1/4 cup oats, 1/4 cup coconut, 2 tablespoons cranberries, 1/8 teaspoon of each cinnamon, cardamom, allspice and nutmeg, and 1/8 teaspoon salt in each of three 1-pint canning jars. Top each with 1/2 teaspoon butter. Place a trivet insert and remaining 1 cup water in a 6-qt. electric pressure cooker.Frieda described the electric pressure cooker as a crockpot on steroids, which is a perfect description.
You get the results of a tender, slow cooked meal without the long cooking time. This pressure cooker is great for making Steel Cut Oats because they’re softer than.Instructions Using a paper towel, grab some coconut oil and rub it around the inside of the pot of the pressure cooker, all the way to the top. Add the water, oats, and salt. Cook 12-14 minutes (use the manual setting; if you have the option of high or low, choose high.
12 minutes will have chewier oats, 14 minutes will be more creamy.The pressure cooker makes cooking steel cut oats quick and convenient, using ingredients you probably already have on hand. They are so easy to prep you can do it while holding a baby (I can say this from experience), and they can be stored in the fridge or freezer.
Basically, this recipe is going to be your breakfast superhero.Instant Pot Steel Cut Oatmeal – light and fluffy steel cut oats cooked in an electric pressure cooker. Totally hands off cooking process and from start to finish takes about 30 minutes see note below + ROLLED OATS.Cooking steel cut oats the traditional way can take up to 30 to 40 minutes of cooking time. But when you toss them into the Instant Pot, the cooking time is cut to 3 to 4 minutes with the resting time of about 10 minutes where the grains continue to soften.
Be sure to allow time for the pressure cooker to come up to heat, about 7-10 minutes more.Spray the inside of the pressure cooker with nonstick cooking spray. Place oats, water, cinnamon, sugar, and salt in the cooker pot and stir. Lock the lid in place and set to HIGH pressure for 10 minutes. When the cook time is up, use the quick release method (see machine manual for specific directions) and allow to cook slightly before serving.
He asked about cooking steel cut oats. And the recipe for that is the same as any chunky grain cereal. Take 3 cups of liquid — I like to use 2 cups water and 1 cup nondairy milk. I add a cinnamon stick or two, the oats or other grain, and a pinch of salt.
Spray the insert of your electric pressure cooker with cooking spray. Add the steel cut oats, water, and salt to the pressure cooker. Pressure cook for 8 minutes on high pressure. Allow the pressure to release naturally.
The entire process of making steel cut oats in a pressure cooker takes about 30 minutes total including prep, preheat and cool down time. The even bigger benefit is that cooking steel cut oats with a pressure cooker is totally hands off. You don’t have to “babysit” the oatmeal make sure it’s stirred or at a perfect simmer.When it comes to cooking steel cut oats in a pressure cooker, it takes between 10 and 13 minutes of cooking time. It all depends on what type of texture you like in your finished product.
If you want them to be chewy, aim for closer to 10 minutes, but.Add butter to pressure cooking pot, select Sauté. When butter is melted add the oats and toast, stirring constantly, until they start to darken and smell nutt.
Mason Jar Steel Cut Oats in the Pressure Cooker 4.5 from 15 reviews Oats can be prepared first thing in the morning or to make breakfast completely stress fre.
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5 comments
Do you have a how to step by step videos that are slower? Thanks just got my instant pot!
This video is useful but too long. My advice: don’t talk…so…slow…and edit out unnecessary verbiage. Believe it or not, chances are if people own a pressure cooker. they don’t need to hear about needing to plug it in or closing the pressure relief valve OR about what you do while the oats are cooking.
I don’t know how your vids don’t have more views! Love the edit and quality. Keep it up and you’ll grow in no time! Great work, I will be following:)
IO tried your method this morning. The results were excellent. Thanks!
Great Video! Thanks for the Tip!
You save me from throwing away a box of Oats. Here is my story. I went to the store to pick up some Oats. I got home, and to my surprise, I bought Steel Cut Oats instead of Old Fashion Oats. It took forever to cook. Now that I have an Instant Pot, I don’t have to get rid of the Oats. Tip for you…try cooking Oatmeal in Apple Juice instead of water. No sugar needed. Thanks again for the tip.