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The Paleo AIP Instant Pot® Cookbook + a BBQ Pulled Chicken Recipe

The AIP Instant Pot Cookbook

“Life is like a pressure cooker. Sometimes you’ve gotta’ let off a little steam to keep from blowing your top.” – Susan Gale

 In the beginning

Two years ago, David bought me an extremely large Fissler pressure cooker. (Size matters to David!) I had no idea at the time just how it would change my life.

And, if you are one of those people who are a little freaked out at the thought of all that pressure building in a sealed pot on your stove-top; well – I get it. The first couple of times I used my pressure cooker, I was a little nervous, too. But, no more.

Initially, my old-fashioned-but-new stovetop pressure cooker was used to make bone broth. Until that time, I had been making my bone broth in the traditional way – long, slow cooking on the stovetop. And, it was always a bit of a mission. We have a gas cook-top and even the idea of leaving a small flame going always worried me.

Making bone broth

So, the first thing my pressure cooker changed was my bone broth. Instead of a 24 – 48 hour process, I can now have bone broth ready in under 3 hours. Guess what? – I make a lot more bone broth these days! I loosely follow the Zenbelly approach to my pressure cooker bone broth.

Slow Cooker vs Pressure Cooker

Not exactly sure what the difference is between a slow cooker and a pressure cooker? – As the term slow cooker implies, a slow cooker cooks food very slowly, usually taking around 8 hours or so to cook a meal. It’s the set-and-forget option for those who are racing out the door to work. A pressure cooker, on the other hand, cooks food extremely quickly. In a matter of a few minutes you can prepare a similar result to that of a slow cooker, and with all the flavour, too.

Once upon a time, I had a slow cooker. But, it just gathered dust on my benchtop – so, I gave it away. Not so my beloved pressure cooker!

With a pressure cooker, you can be completely unprepared for dinner after a full day out of the house. You can throw a piece of beef, lamb, chicken or pork into the pot with some veggies, herbs and broth and eat a fantastic and nourishing meal less than an hour later. Can’t do that with a slow cooker.

What’s an Instant Pot®?

The Instant Pot is a multi-cooker that has taken the AIP community by storm! It is a single electrical appliance that does the job of a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, yogurt maker, sauté/browning pan, and warming pot all in one. And, seasoned AIPers rave about just how fabulous it is.

If you’re down under – Australia or New Zealand, you can find an Instant Pot® stockist here: https://instantpot.com.au/


Instant Pot eBook

To pick up your copy of the Paleo AIP Instant Pot Cookbook, just click the link: http://bit.ly/AIPInstantPotCookbook


The Paleo AIP Instant Pot® Cookbook

Provincial Paleo Instant Pot Pork

While the Instant Pot® is many kitchen appliances in one, this gorgeous brand new community e-cookbook focuses on its most popular feature: the pressure cooker function. The primary focus of this not-so-little eBook that could is saving you time in the kitchen! – so, while it would be lovely to be able to talk directly to the wonders of the Instant Pot®, I’m here to tell you that it is also a fabulous resource for those of us with a stovetop or electric pressure cooker in a different brand.

I know this because I’ve been busy trying out some of the most fab’ recipes on offer.

I’m very pleased to share that 3 of my recipes also feature in this baby which contains over 140 nourishing and tasty AIP-friendly recipes.

My contributions:

  • Fish Bone Broth
  • Smoked Fish Chowder
  • Brilliant Braised Beef Cheeks

JFC Instant Pot Cookbook Contributions

And, if you’re one of those people who doesn’t relish the idea of spending oodles of time in the kitchen, then this is the cookbook, and a pressure cooker is the appliance for you.

All the recipes on offer are fast, easy, and no fuss.

What you get:

  • 141 completely AIP-compliant Paleo Instant Pot Recipes. You don’t need to be AIP or Paleo to enjoy them!
  • Recipes from 37 different bloggers and recipe developers who have all used the Autoimmune Protocol to improve their health
  • Over 140 recipes! – And 75 of these are new and exclusive to this cookbook. I contributed the three recipes listed above, two of which are exclusive
  • A speedy way to cook healthy and healthful meals: Every recipe (except coconut yogurt) uses the ‘pressure cooker’ function, which saves you time in the kitchen
  • Gorgeous design and layout, easy to read and search for recipes. Eileen Laird and her team have done a GREAT job!
  • A wide variety of offerings – broths, sauces, condiments, vegetables, poultry, meat, seafood, offal, dessert and a special  extras section
  • LOTS of modifications for Low FODMAP, GAPS/SCD, and Coconut-Free options. The heavy lifting has been done for you.
  • Only US$17.95

To pick up your copy of the cookbook, just click on thIs Link: http://bit.ly/AIPInstantPotCookbook

…and to give you a little taste of just how great and just how simple the recipes are, here’s one of the exclusive e-book recipe offerings. Just for you!

Simple and Merry BBQ Pulled Chicken

I think this e-cookbook is a game changer!

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Comments (3)

Impassioned intrigued by the Instapot that I bought one yesterday. As it happens, I just is as it demonstrated on a tv show the day before. I haven’t even opened the box yet, but I am looking forward to learning how to use it in the coming months.

Oh! – how exciting! Do let me know what you think… I’m hanging out for the day they land on the shelves here.

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