Step-by-Step Guide to Make Speedy Red Beans With Ham Hocks Instant Pot IP

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We were eating this with bread, not rice. Once the beans are soaked and everything is in the Instant Pot, the recipe is pretty easy. That natural release helps keep the ham hock moist and finishes the cooking of the beans. Put the beans and ham hock in the Instant Pot with onion, garlic, chiles, salt, pepper, and water or broth.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have red beans with ham hocks instant pot ip using 15 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Red Beans With Ham Hocks Instant Pot IP:

1. Take 8 Oz. dried red beans
2. Take 2 cups broth
3. Get 6-8 Oz. Smoked sausage
4. Take 1/2 onion
5. Take 1-2 stalk celery
6. Take 1-3 carrot
7. Prepare 1/2-1 green pepper
8. Get 2 Bay leaves
9. Prepare 1 tsp thyme
10. Make ready 1 tsp oregano
11. Prepare 1 Tbl. Chili powder
12. Take 1/2 tsp crushed red pepper (to taste)
13. Get 1-2 tsp. Salt (to taste)
14. Get 4 cloves garlic
15. Get 1 thumb size fresh ginger

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Steps to make Red Beans With Ham Hocks Instant Pot IP:

1. These are the types of beans I am using. Half the bag in my case.
2. Add dried beans to IP liner, after picking through them for debris.
3. Add broth, it needs to cover dried beans by about an inch to an inch and half, adjust as required, the ingredients measurement is a guide line.
4. Type of Sausage I am using
5. Ham Hocks I am using (half the package) boneless
6. Slice sausage, add to the liner with ham Hocks
7. Clean and cut veggies, I like a larger cut, add seasoning. Decision point - if you salt before you cook the beans they have a slight firmer texture, if you salt after the beans are cooked they have a softer texture. Add salt for the texture of beans you desire. Here for firmer, later for softer.
8. Set IP to pressure cook for 50 minutes, high.
9. I allow it to rest for 5 minutes after the cook time, just to make sure it has settled down inside, then quick release remaining pressure
10. Remove lid, remove ham hocks, debone (if needed) and shred, put meat back into pot, stir.
11. We were eating this with bread, not rice. We wanted a thinner soup like constancy. It you want red beans & rice, you can either take a stick blender and beat up some of the beans, or use a corn starch slurry to thicken it.

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