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Less Mode – Pasteurization of dairy products (No pressure sterilization at ~83☌/181☏) *Note: This is straight from the Instant Pot Manual.
Less Setting: Make Jiu Niang (aka fermented glutinous rice). Press “Adjust” (“Yogurt” for newer models) to change the Settings: Press “Adjust” (“Steam” for newer models) to change the Settings: Normal Setting: High Pressure 10 mins More Setting: High Pressure 15 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 3 mins Yogurt Button (For IP-DUO & IP-Smart) The “Steam” function heats at full power continuously, so the Instant Pot Company recommends to use steamer rack to lift the food away from the bottom of the pot to prevent burning. *Note: for cheesecake, try our beloved Instant Pot New York Cheesecake #17 Recipe
Cake Button – Normal Setting – High Pressure 40 mins More Setting – High Pressure 50 mins Less Setting – High Pressure 25 mins. *Note: we still think Low Pressure is still the best way to cook Pressure Cooker Eggs in the Instant Pot. Egg Button – Normal Setting – High Pressure 4 mins More Setting – High Pressure 5 mins Less Setting – High Pressure 3 mins. Soup Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 30 mins More Setting: High Pressure 40 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 20 mins. Poultry Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 15 mins More Setting: High Pressure 30 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 5 mins. 
Porridge/Congee Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 20 mins More Setting: High Pressure 30 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 15 mins. Multigrain Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 40 mins More Setting: Warm water soaking for 45 mins, then High Pressure 60 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 20 mins. Meat/Stew Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 35 mins More Setting: High Pressure 45 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 20 mins. Bean/Chili Button – Normal Setting: High Pressure 30 mins More Setting: High Pressure 40 mins Less Setting: High Pressure 25 mins. You can use the “Adjust” Button, “+” or “-“ “Pressure” Button to make adjustments.īut we like to use the “Manual” Button (or “Pressure Cook” Button for newer models) for more precise control of the cooking method and cooking time, depending on factors such as the cut of meat, the size of the food, or the container it is being cooked in. These 6 highlighted buttons below have the exact same cooking function (Let me rephrase that! They may not be exactly the same, but the temperature charts we got from the Instant Pot Smart show very similar results) as the Manual Button/Pressure Cook Button (except Multigrain Button’s More Setting), but default at a cooking time pre-set by the manufacturer (see below).Īll they do is suggest a cooking time for the selected type of food. Great question! We actually get asked this question all the time!! I am wondering why you didn’t use the chili button? I also noticed everyone uses the Manual button for all recipes.
For IP-Smart: Press “Adjust” Button to Change Temperature Settingsĭon’t worry if all this sounds like mumble jumbo to you right now, you’ll get it in a minute. Press this to start the Keep Warm Function (up to 10 hours). Press this to cancel the operations or turn off the Instant Pot. Read more: Pressure Cooker Pot Roast Experiment. The result of browning using the Saute More Setting. *Note: for newer Instant Pot models with no “Adjust” Button – directly press “Saute” button to change settings. 
Saute Less Setting (press twice): 135 ~ 150☌ (275 ~ 302☏) – simmering, thickening sauce. Saute More Setting (press once): 175 ~ 210☌ (347 ~ 410☏) – stir-frying or browning. Press “Adjust” Button to Change Temperature:. Use this button to saute, brown, or simmer directly in the pot with the lid open. Press “Saute” button twice to go from Saute Normal to Saute More) 4. *Note: for newer Instant Pot models with no “Adjust” Button – directly press the program buttons to scroll through the three functions (i.e. Press this to change from Normal Setting (default) to More Setting to Less Setting. Increase or decrease the cooking time or timer with these 2 buttons. Use this to set your desired Pressure Cooking Time (Max: 240 mins). Manual Button (“Pressure Cook” Button for newer models) Let’s take a look at what these Instant Pot Buttons do 1.
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