As you probably already know, the Instant Pot is a seven-gadgets-in-one appliance. Where the Instant Pot really stands out, however, is in it's ability to be a slow cooker and a pressure cooker at the same time. That's why, for this recipe roundup, we're focusing on those two functionalities.
You can make any regular pressure-cooker recipe in your Instant Pot by using the "manual" mode and adding 15 percent more cooking time. For example, if a recipe says it takes 10 minutes, you'll want to cook it for 11 to 12 minutes instead. This is because most pressure cookers operate with 15 psi, but the Instant Pot operates at 11.6 psi.
The default slow-cooker time is four hours for the Instant Pot. Make sure to adjust time and temperature (low, medium, high) before starting. Remember to adjust the steam release handle to "venting" when using your Instant Pot as a slow cooker.
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