How ’bout a fantastic recipe for pressure cooker fried rice? It’s ready in 10 minutes! Yes, please!
I LOVE this recipe for fried rice! And making it in the pressure cooker makes it even easier.
I gotta say, I’ve only had my pressure cooker for a few months now but I am totally spoiled with it. More than I like to admit, I tend to get side tracked and when dinner time rolls around, getting it together becomes a fuss. Since I’ve had this little miracle appliance, it’s made my life a lot less hectic.
If you’re new to pressure cooking, you’re gonna need some great recipes to get you started and today’s post is perfect for a beginner. Even if you’re a veteran, this recipe is one you’ll want to try because it’s so delicious. I’ve been making this version of fried rice on the stove for years now and I’m super happy it’s adapted for the pressure cooker.
Here’s what you’ll need… Onion, garlic, butter (or oil), an egg, soy sauce, chicken stock, rice and your favorite frozen veggies. (do not add the veggies until after your rice is cooked) The amounts are given in the recipe print out below.
Btw, I’m using the Power Pressure Cooker XL but this recipe works with any electric pressure cooker.
To get started, you’ll need to heat the unit up. Just press one of the options. Place your butter, onion and garlic in the pot and saute for about a minute.
Add the egg and cook another minute. Be sure to stir it around because it will stick to the bottom of the pot a bit. Stir in the rest of the ingredients once the egg is mostly cooked.
Place the lid on the unit and set the steam release valve to closed. Select the setting for rice/risotto and adjust the timer to cook for 10 minutes. After the timer has counted down to zero and the rice is done, carefully turn the steam valve to release.
Once the steam is finished releasing, remove the lid and stir in your frozen veggies. I like peas in my fried rice. The residual heat from the rice is just enough to warm the veggies through.
That’s all there is to it friends. Easy, right? I should warn you though, this stuff is addicting. Really.
I do hope you’ll give this one a try next time you’re looking for something fun and yummy to make with your pressure cooker. It’s definitely a keeper!
While you’re here, be sure to check out some more great recipes for the pressure cooker here —>Electric Pressure Cooker Recipes
Also, we’ve got a new pressure cooker teriyaki chicken fried rice recipe and we’ve made a video just for you fine foodie folks out there. Check it out..
For detailed ingredients and instructions, you can click here —> Teriyaki Chicken Fried Rice.
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Till next time ~ much love, Connie
Pressure Cooker Fried Rice
Ingredients
- 1 tbsp butter or oil
- 1 medium onion diced
- 2 cloves garlic minced
- 1 egg
- 1 C basmati rice uncooked
- 1/4 C soy sauce
- 1 1/2 C chicken stock
- 1/2 C frozen peas or other preferred vegetable
Instructions
- Heat the pressure cooker on the meat setting.
- Place the oil in the pot. Add the onion and garlic. Saute 1 minute.
- Add the egg and scramble it with the rest of the ingredients for 1-2 minutes.
- Add the basmati, soy sauce and chicken stock and stir well.
- Clear the cook setting.
- Place the lid on the unit and set the steam valve to closed.
- Press the rice option and adjust the timer for 10 minutes.
- When the unit is done cooking, carefully release the steam valve.
- Remove the lid and stir in frozen peas or veggies.
Notes
Shamus says
Why do you call this fried rice? It is not fried at all.
Connie Murray says
Trick question? Or were you sending a sideways compliment because compliments are nice. Or are you a English teacher? Because I ain’t in school anymore, honey. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy my FREE recipes. 😘
Tam says
Haha… heads up, we loooove this ‘fried rice 😊
Melisa says
Ive been searching for a go to recipe for fried rice and made a few but they all seem to make something that should be simple WAY too complicated with WAY too complicated ingredients. This recipe is awesome! Quick and simple and tastes great…I had some leftover brisket and tossed that in as well! The only thing I will do differently next time is half the recipe if its just for me as it made a big serving.
And for the record….you fry the egg. Hence the fried rice. (Wtf really cares anyway???)
Connie Murray says
You go girl! 😘
Liz says
Just bought a pressure cooker and am looking forward to trying this recipe! Have you made this with chicken? I am wondering if the chicken needs to be browned/partially cooked first.
Connie Murray says
I have a video on my YouTube channel with the chicken. Check it out. Make it your own, chicka. You got this 😉
Michelle says
Can you use long grain rice?
Connie Murray says
Yes
Katie Gibson says
Do you have to use basmati rice or is can I substitute long grain? Trying to avoid a trip to the store 😜
Tisha says
I just made this recipe and followed the instructions and I opened it up after 10 minutes in the press use cooker and it’s full of water. I used brown basmati rice.
Connie Murray says
Brown rice requires more time. And perhaps allow a natural release.
M says
I feel really stupid for asking this, but do I need to have prepared steamed rice for this recipe before I make it or does it somehow cook with the chicken stock instead of water…? I’m new to pressure cookers.
Connie Murray says
The pressure cooker will cook the rice.
Chrissy says
I make this ALL THE TIME, we all love it. Any recommendations when you double it with the cook time?
Connie Murray says
I would add 2 minutes.
Libby says
I love this recipe, and it works every time even when I *improvise *, haha! Thanks for a fantastic recipe!!
Laurel Fitzhugh says
When do you add the rice?