45 of the Greatest Game Day and Tailgating Instant Pot Recipes - Mama Cheaps® (2024)

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Get read for game day or head to your next tailgate party with these great instant post recipes! Instant Pot makes it easy to cook up a delicious meal in a short amount of time. We have gathered 45 of the greatest game day and tailgating Instant Pot Recipes to help you plan your next party menu!

You already know how much we love our Instant Pot (this is the one we have). We make Instant Pot dinners and Instant Pot breakfastsand even Instant Pot Desserts. Also in our collection of Instant Pot recipes are Weight Watchers Instant Pot meals and Paleo Instant Pot Meals as we attempt to find gluten and dairy free recipes for Bob’s dietary restrictions. We typically use our Instant Pot a minimum of 2 nights every week for dinner. The thing that I like the most about the IP is how quickly it cooks the food (on pressure cooker mode), yet you don’t lose any flavor or quality. Quite the contrary, actually. The meals that we have had in the Instant Pot have come out savory and packed full of flavor.

Last year, I suggested taking our Instant Pot on our big Yellowstone road trip and at first, I’m pretty sure Bob thought I was nuts. We already had a crock pot, electric griddle and a toaster oven in the camper and he was pretty sure we didn’t need one more appliance in the cupboards. I was pretty sure he was WRONG as I suggested that with an Instant Pot, we could have a delicious home cooked meal after a long day of driving that would cook while we unhitched the camper. He gave in and after our first night on the road and one very delicious Instant Pot pot roast, we both agreed that the IP was going to be a camper staple!

For this newest installment of Instant Pot recipes, I turned to our frequent parties and tailgates and have collected many favorite game day dishes, in various varieties. These would work well for parties and sporting events. (Professional or even at your kids’ events – we love a good horse show tailgate!).

Instant Pot Wings Recipes

Instant Pot Low-Carb Sweet & Spicy Barbecue Chicken Wings from Real Balanced

Instant Pot Ginger Garlic Drumsticks from Living Sweet Moments

Buffalo and Ranch Instant Pot Wings from Adventures of a Nurse

Pressure Cooker Buffalo Wings from Happy Belly Foodie

BBQ Pressure Cooker Chicken Wings from Pressure Cook Recipes

Instant Pot Ribs Recipes

Coca Cola BBQ Ribs Easy Instant Pot Recipe from Mama Cheaps

Sweet and Sticky Ribs from The Midnight Baker

Instant Pot (Pressure Cooker) Beef Short Ribs from Gluten-Free Palate

Ultimate Instant Pot Short Ribs from Sweet and Savory Meals

Instant Pot Teriyaki Ribs Recipe from The Typical Mom

Instant Pot Country Style Ribs from The Salty Marshmallow

Cantonese Orange Ribs from The Midnight Baker

Instant Pot Shredded Meat Recipes

Instant Pot Shredded BBQ Chicken from Mama Cheaps

Instant Pot Fajita Chicken Recipe from Mama Cheaps

General Tso’s Instant Pot Shredded Chicken from Pressure Cook Recipes

Creamy Buffalo Chicken for Instant Pot from Foodie with Family

Instant Pot Brisket Sliders with Caramelized Onions from Julie’s Eats and Treats

Mexican Style Shredded Beef from Cooking with Curls

3 Ingredient Instant Pot Hawaiian Shredded Chicken from The Typical Mom

Instant Pot Sesame Shredded Chicken Recipe from Pressure Cooke Recipes

Instant Pot Shredded Beef Enchiladas from Six Sisters’ Stuff

Shredded Red Curry Chicken with Slaw from Perry’s Plate

Lime Instant Pot Pulled Pork from A Saucy Kitchen

Instant Pot Crack Chicken from Aunt Bee’s Recipes

Instant Pot Caribbean Spiced Shredded Beef from Grazed and Enthused

Instant Pot Cilantro Chili Lime Shredded Beef from By Pink

Instant Pot French Dip from Eazy Peazy Mealz

Pressure Cooker Barbacoa Beef from Little Spice Jar

Instant Pot Meatball Recipes

Pressure Cooker Italian Meatballs from Kitschen Cat

Instant Pot Teriyaki Turkey Meatballs from Mommy’s Home Cooking

Buffalo Chicken Meatballs in the Instant Pot from Foody Schmoody

Slow Cooker Pineapple BBQ Meatballs from The Handy Foodie

Honey BBQ Instant Pot co*cktail Meatballs from Wine and Glue

Instant Pot Mozzarella Stuffed Meatballs from What’s Cookin’ Chicago

Instant Pot Comfort Food Recipes

Instant Pot Mac and Cheese from Six Sisters’ Stuff

Jalapeno Hot Popper & Chicken Instant Pot Dip from Adventures of a Nurse

Pressure Cooker Hot Onion Dip from This Old Gal

Instant Pot Chili Con Queso from Aunt Bee’s Recipes

Instant Pot Bacon Cheeseburger Dip from I Don’t Have Time for That

Turkey Instant Pot Tamales from A Crafty Spoonful

Instant Pot Black Bean Dip from Peas and Crayons

Instant Pot Pizza Pull Apart Bread from By Pink

Instant Pot Candied Nuts from I Don’t Have Time for That

Instant Pot Dill Pickle Potato Salad by Graceful Little Honey Bee

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FAQs

How much does Instant Pot reduce cooking time? ›

Does The Instant Pot Really Save Time? According to my research, pressure cooking can cook most foods in 1/3 less time than other cooking methods and even up to 10 times faster! The steam pressure inside the pressure cooker cooks food much, much more rapidly than just boiling or baking food.

How to make multiple dishes in Instant Pot? ›

If you're not familiar with pot-in-pot cooking, it's a method where you cook one part of your meal on the bottom of the Instant Pot (I own this 6 quart model), in the large stainless steel insert, while another part of your meal, like a side dish, cooks in a separate bowl placed on a trivet.

What happens if you overfill a pressure cooker? ›

A pressure cooker shouldn't be more than 2/3rds full. With liquids, avoid filling more than half full. Overfilling leads to food being ejected from the pressure release valve – a messy business. If this does happen, you'll need to take apart and clean the parts thoroughly.

Is food cooked in a pressure cooker healthy? ›

Yes, cooking in a pressure cooker is healthy as it uses steam to cook food, the insulated and sealed body does not allow the water to evaporate thus preserving the nutrients in the food. Pressure cookers do not require oil to cook making them even healthier.

Can you cook rice and meat at the same time? ›

Adding meat and vegetables to cooking rice is an easy way to create a meal in one pot. It could also be a legume, vegetable, and rice mix. Everything cooks in one pot. The cooking process is simple and needs little attention.

Can I put a glass bowl in a pressure cooker? ›

glass and ceramic are slow to heat-up but also slow to cool down so these containers continue cooking the contents even after they've been removed from the pressure cooker.

How do you cook multiple dishes at the same time? ›

USE AN AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

You can bake several dishes at once by setting your oven to the average temperature called for across recipes. If, for instance, one dish requires a temperature of 350℉ and another needs to bake at 400℉, set the temperature to 375℉ and keep a close eye on food as it cooks.

How do you adjust cooking times for multiple items? ›

It's simple. Use the oven set point for the most delicate item or for the one with the lowest temp. And expect the other item to take longer than normal. Also put the more delicate / lower temp dish on the lower shelf as well.

How do chefs cook multiple dishes at once? ›

Teamwork: In commercial kitchens, chefs work alongside a team of cooks and kitchen staff who each specialize in different tasks, allowing them to collectively handle multiple dishes simultaneously.

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