30+ Instant Pot Thanksgiving Recipes (Real Food, Gluten-Free, Paleo Options) (2024)

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Try these Instant Pot Thanksgiving recipes and make an entire Thanksgiving meal with your pressure cooker – from turkey to side dishes to pumpkin pie.>

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Who’s ready for Thanksgiving? I can tell you that this year it will be SO MUCH easier with myInstant Pot. I can basically cook an entire Thanksgiving meal with just myInstant Pot. How is that possible? I’ll share some amazing Instant Pot Thanksgiving Recipes below with real food, gluten-free and Paleo options.

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First, let’s talk about the Instant Pot. It’s a7-in-1 Multi-Functional Cooker – including a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, saute/browning, yogurt maker, steamer and warmer. Plus, it has a stainless steel cooking pot and steam rack – LOVE that!>

That means you can make everything fromInstant Potturkey to mashed potatoes to corn on-the-cob to pumpkin pie with this electric pressure cooker.>

If you’re just getting started with theInstant Pot, check out my quick start guide Top 10 Instant Pot Tips and Tricks You Need to Know.>

Instant Pot Drinks

Instant Pot Appetizers

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Instant Pot Turkey

Instant Pot Stuffing / Dressing

**Note: This stuffing recipe is made with regular bread; substitute with gluten-free bread. Or you can omit and offer gluten-free mashed potatoes, yams, or sweet potatoes instead (check the next section).>

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Instant Pot Potatoes

Instant Pot Side Dishes

Instant Pot Cranberry Sauce

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Instant Pot Desserts

Instant Pot Recipes Made Simple

Are you struggling to find the time to cook healthy meals for your family?

Do you wish you could find one-pot meals that are simple and easy to make… and your family will love?

You’re about to find out how simple it is to make healthy, one-pot meals with your Instant Pot with my cookbook Instant Pot Recipes Made Simple. You can download it instantly to your phone, computer or e-reader, so it’s portable and can go with you anywhere!

With this book, you’ll get:>

  • Tried-and-true recipes the whole family will love – including pot roast, spaghetti, tacos, carnitas, soups, and easy breakfast meals
  • Instant Pot starter guide on how to use the buttons, tips and tricks, and more
  • Printable shopping lists for ingredients
  • Step-by-step video lesson on how to use your Instant Pot, pressure cooker safety, and some of my favorite tips and tricks
  • Two-week meal plan that you can put into action for no-stress weeknight dinners

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More Instant Pot Recipes You Might Like

  • Instant Pot Baked Potatoes
  • Gluten-Free Tater Tots
  • Cauliflower Rice
  • Gluten-Free Fried Rice

Did you try these Instant Pot Thanksgiving Recipes? Comment below to let me know how it went. You can alsoFOLLOW MEonFacebook,InstagramandPinterestto see what other fun things I’m getting up to.>

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Tracey Black

Tracey Black, BA, is a writer, recipe developer, and creator of Don’t Mess with Mama. She has a background in health care, research, and publishing, and has been featured in The Huffington Post, Redbook Magazine, Yahoo, Women’s Day, CNET, and Today.

At DontMesswithMama.com, Tracey shares how simple it can be to make easy gluten-free meals and live more naturally, including making your own DIY skincare and cleaners, on a budget. She is also the author of the books Natural Beauty Made Simple and Instant Pot Recipes Made Simple.

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  1. Thanksgiving is so much easier using the instant pot!

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  2. OH MY GOD, YESSSS! I’m gluten-free and paleo-ish so thank you for this!

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  3. I love my Instant Pot and now I have 30 more reasons!!!

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30+ Instant Pot Thanksgiving Recipes (Real Food, Gluten-Free, Paleo Options) (2024)

FAQs

What can gluten-free people eat for Thanksgiving? ›

Here's a list of foods that are usually gluten-free:
  • Turkey (check with the producer to ensure that wheat-based gravy or stuffing hasn't been added to the turkey.)
  • Cranberries and cranberry sauce.
  • Sweet Potatoes.
  • White Potatoes.
  • Fresh, roasted, or steamed vegetables without sauce (sauces often contain wheat)

What can you not make in an Instant Pot? ›

6 Things You Should Never Cook in an Instant Pot
  • Creamy Sauces. If there's one food group you should avoid in the Instant Pot, it's dairy. ...
  • Fried Chicken. The best fried chicken is crisp on the outside, juicy on the inside and perfectly golden brown. ...
  • Cookies. ...
  • Burgers. ...
  • Pie. ...
  • Steak.

What do gluten-free people eat instead of bread? ›

Most corn, brown rice and quinoa are whole grains that can be used as substitutes for grains that contain gluten. There are also many packaged gluten free baking mixes, so try some to find your favorite. Many of these other grains can be effectively used as substitutes for bread.

What must gluten-free people avoid? ›

10 foods to avoid on a gluten-free diet
  • Grains that contain gluten. Gluten is found in many grains, including: ...
  • Pasta and noodles. Avoid wheat-based pasta, including: ...
  • Packaged snacks. Many packaged snack foods may contain gluten, including: ...
  • Meat substitutes. ...
  • Baked goods. ...
  • Bread and pastries. ...
  • Sauces and condiments. ...
  • Drinks.
Jun 16, 2022

What should never be cooked in a pressure cooker? ›

Foods containing dairy, like milk, cream, or yogurt, should not be pressure-cooked. The high heat and pressure can cause dairy products to curdle or separate, ruining the texture, taste and flavour of the dish. Cooking fried foods is a strict no no, when it comes to pressure cookers.

Why shouldn't potatoes be cooked in a pressure cooker? ›

Mostly we boil potatoes in a pressure cooker, but like rice, potatoes also contain a lot of starch. This is the reason why boiling or cooking in this pressure cooker is not considered good for health. If you still plan to use cooker for the same, add a lot of water and wash them thoroughly post cooking.

Are Instant Pots bad for you? ›

Cooking in an “instant pot” or pressure cooker is a great method for preparing your food on many levels — including the nutritional level, according to registered dietitian Beth Czerwony, RD. “Instant pot recipes are absolutely healthy as long as what you put in the recipe is healthy,” she says.

Can a gluten-free person eat a stuffed turkey? ›

Tip #1: Pass on the stuffed turkeys.

Some turkey brines or marinades as well as injections can contain gluten, so making sure the bird is gluten-free is important. Butterball reports its fresh and frozen turkeys are gluten-free. Look for free-range or organic turkeys as an option.

What common meals are gluten-free? ›

  • Classic Stuffed Peppers. ...
  • Cacio E Pepe Sweet Potato Noodles. ...
  • Lemony Chicken & Potatoes With Feta. ...
  • Feta & Herb-Crusted Salmon. ...
  • Creamy Gochujang White Chicken Chili. ...
  • Chili Cheese Sweet Potato Casserole. ...
  • Instant Pot Pork Puttanesca. ...
  • Best-Ever Gluten-Free Pasta.
Feb 22, 2023

What is the best food for gluten-free guests? ›

Gluten-free dinner recipes
  • Lemony chicken lentils. ...
  • Spiced fried rice with sausage. ...
  • Spicy vegetable stew with coconut. ...
  • Gluten-free tuna pasta bake. ...
  • App onlyPea gnudi with asparagus & mint. ...
  • Vibrant spinach, coconut & paneer curry. ...
  • Roasted vegetable cheese & cheat's tomato risotto. ...
  • One-pot chicken & rice.

Do marshmallows have gluten? ›

Many, though not all, marshmallow brands in the United States are gluten-free. Some marshmallows may contain trace amounts of gluten. These may not be easily tolerated by people with celiac disease. People with mild gluten intolerance may be able to eat marshmallow brands that aren't labeled as gluten-free.

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