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Hope your new year is off to a great start. Today I’m sharing the most popular pressure cooking recipes of 2015 on Pressure Cooking Today. These are the top 10 most viewed recipes I posted in 2015.
#10 – Risotto Bolognese – Creamy risotto cooked in a flavorful bolognese sauce is a hearty meal that’s quick and easy to make in the pressure cooker.
#9 – Samoa Cheesecake – A rich, dense New York style cheesecake with a crisp chocolate graham cracker crust crowned with a coconut caramel topping and finished with a drizzle of semi-sweet chocolate.
#8 – Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake – A peanut butter chocolate chip cheesecake with an Oreo cookie crust, dripping with milk chocolate ganache and crowned with chopped peanut butter cups.
#7 – Shredded Beef Enchiladas – Tender shredded beef wrapped in a soft flour tortilla covered in a not too spicy, flavorful sauce and Mexican cheese, then baked until it’s golden brown and gooey.
#6 – Teri’s Pressure Cooker Sausage and Peppers – Mild Italian sausages and sweet mini bell peppers pressure cooked in a flavorful tomato sauce.
#5 – The Best Pressure Cooker Rice Pudding – Make the best creamy, old fashioned rice pudding quicker and easier using a pressure cooker.
#4 – Baked Beans – Baked beans in a sweet, smokey, sticky sauce are a popular side dish especially in the summer with whatever you’re grilling.
#3 – Pork Sirloin Tip Roast – A tender pork sirloin tip roast coated in a spicy rub and cooked with apple juice to give it just a little bit of sweetness.
#2 – Stuffed Cabbage Rolls – Cabbage leaves stuffed with a ground beef, pork and rice filling pressure cooked in a flavorful tomato sauce until they’re tender and ready to eat in minutes instead of hours.
#1 – Corned Beef and Cabbage – a good old-fashioned Irish meal, Corned Beef and Cabbage, cooked better and faster in the pressure cooker.
It was a delicious year! I hope yours was too. I’d love to hear if you’ve made one of these recipes during 2015. If you haven’t you’ll definitely want to pin some to make this year.
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12 comments on “Most Popular Pressure Cooker Recipes of 2015”
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L Barnes — Reply
new instant pot owner.
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Barbara Schieving — Reply
Great! Have fun 🙂
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Marsha Frankel — Reply
Barbara, you are my hero!!! Many years ago my Mom taught me how to use a pressure cooker to have dinner ready when they would get home from work. Our favorite was beef stew & stuffed artichokes but we made a lot of other things in it. It was a stove top model I think a Mirro. I had one for many years that I used on my gas stove but when I moved to our new home it had a flat top glass electric & it didn’t sit flat anymore. I used slow cookers but missed my pressure cooker but just never could find one I like…. Enter electric ones and I finally bought one. I just found your pinterest page and love how you explain things and your recipes sound mouth watering. Thank you… Thank you… Thank you
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Barbara Schieving — Reply
Thanks Marsha! I’m so glad you found me. Enjoy your next pressure cooker.
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Barbara Randall — Reply
Love your recipes. Keep them coming.
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Barbara Schieving — Reply
Thanks Barbara! I definitely will 🙂
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Doreen Kerr — Reply
Do you have a recipes for Christmas puddings always cooked them in our old pressure cooker but now have a new Instant Pot .
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Barbara Schieving — Reply
Hi Doreen – I don’t have a Christmas pudding recipe, but I did make this https://www.pressurecookingtoday.com/steamed-carrot-pudding-cake/ which is similar. Your stove top pressure cooker recipe should work just fine in the Instant Pot. It might require just a little additional cooking time. If you want to email me the recipe, I’ll take a look.
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Michael Sulman — Reply
These recipes are for the electric pressure cooker. Can they be adapted to the old-fashioned, top of the stove pressure cooker?
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Andi — Reply
I can’t make all of your recipes because I’m a low carber but I just loved that corned beef and cabbage recipe so much this year. I’m able to swap out some ingredients to make your peanut chicken and that is a family favorite.
Happy New Years and thank you for the wonder site.
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Arlene — Reply
Wonderful.thank you. Thank you for sharing.
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Carol — Reply
Thanks so much for adding my Stuffed Cabbage Rolls to your Top 10, Barbara. I’m glad people are taking a peek and hope they enjoy them if they give them a try.
I just love corned beef in the pressure cooker-it’s the only way I’ll make it now thanks to you posting the recipe. We also enjoyed your Carrot Cake Steel Cut Oatmeal and Roasted Cauliflower Barley Risotto. I can’t forget that delicious Pumpkin Pie in the pressure cooker-Bob is still talking about that one-I think he’s really hinting around for me to make another one.
You post so many wonderful recipes that just when I think I’ve made a decision on what new one to try-another tempting one pops up and I want to try that one too. What a dilemma….one I don’t mind having at all.
I know my pressure cooker will be busy in 2016-thanks so much for sharing so many wonderful recipes to keep it humming away. 🙂
