Web8. Chicken Thighs. Image: Low Carb With Jennifer. Budget-friendly chicken thighs seasoned with salt, pepper, paprika & garlic – pressure cooked to perfection in 20 minutes. Details on Low Carb With Jennifer. …
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WebInstant Pot Steak Fajitas. A versatile one-pot meal for the whole family! Serve it in tacos or over cauliflower rice. If you don’t have an Instant Pot, you can make most of these …
WebPlace all ingredients in a 6- 8 quart electric pressure cooker except sour cream, bacon and garnish. Cook under high pressure for 15 minutes, then naturally …
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WebServe this easy pressure cooker salsa chicken with low carb sides or black beans and rice, depending on your family's dinner preference. Jump show This …
This keto pressure cooker chicken recipe is especially perfect if your family follows a variety of different diets as it is also autoimmune-compliant, Paleo, nut-free, as well as low-carb. Add the chicken breasts to the pressure cooker. My favorite pressure cooker is the Instant Pot, but any pressure cooker will work for this recipe.
This Instant Pot Cashew Chicken from Life Made Sweeter is made with a homemade sauce with instructions to make this low-carb. You’ll love that this is tastier and healthier than take-out! Instant Pot Salsa Chicken from Kalyn’s Kitchen is a super popular slow cooker recipe that now has instructions for the Instant Pot.
Instructions Add the chicken breasts to the pressure cooker pot. Add the ghee, (turmeric), salt, and diced garlic to the pressure cooker pot. Set pressure cooker on high pressure for 35 minutes. Follow your pressure cooker’s instructions for releasing the pressure. Shred the chicken breast in the pot. Serve with additional ghee if needed.
Instructions Place all the ingredients (chicken, bell peppers, onion, seasoning, oil) into the pressure cooker pot and mix the ingredients together well. Set pressure cooker to cook on high pressure for 25 minutes. Follow your pressure cooker’s instructions on releasing pressure from the cooker.