
You just need to follow a few tricks and tips to get a thick sauce. One of the questions I get a lot then is, “Do all the recipes you make in the Instant Pot have to be watery or braised dishes?” The answer is absolutely not! You can make dishes with thick sauces like Alfredo ( Instant Pot Tortellini Alfredo recipe) or Chili ( Instant Pot Turkey Chili recipe). If it is not inserted correctly (or missing) the steam will escape all around the edge of the Instant Pot. When starting out, stick to recipes that have gotten good reviews.Ĭheck that your vent is in the “SEALED” position.Ĭheck your sealing ring. Pinterest can be a great place to find recipes, but many don t work. Look for recipes that are tried and vented.

Make sure you have at least 3/4 to 1 cup of true liquid (water of broth). Not having enough liquid can happen for 2 reason, but there are ays to fix it. That water can be in the form of broth or stock or a mixture of water and other ingredients, but there has to be a true liquid present in order to create the steam. In order to create the pressure needed to cook your food in an electric pressure cooker, you need water. Link for video if it does not show below Youtube Video on Burn Notice 5 Main Reasons for the Burn Notice Reason #1: Not Enough Liquid in the Pot The following is a video tutorial taking you step by step through everything I will go through in this post.
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I wish I could say that was the last time it happened, but the truth is my Arroz con Pollo recipe took 7 tries and 6 struggles with the “BURN” notice, to finally get it right. When it first happened to me, I remember getting so scared that I had just ruined dinner and all that work and money I put into ingredients was now trashed. Not because it’s complicated or has extravagant ingredients, but because it was the frist time I ever came upon the dreaded and infamous “BURN”notice. One of the hardest recipes that I have converted to the Instant Pot has to be my family’s Arroz con Pollo.
