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Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta Recipe

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Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta is so easy to make and so tasty, plus it’s ready in less than 30 minutes!

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta Recipe From Val's Kitchen

If you’ve been visiting From Val’s Kitchen for a while then you know I love simple recipes. I try to keep my recipes nice and easy, including those made in an electric pressure cooker. While I’ve been recovering from foot surgery I have been nonweightbearing and unable to stand or walk. This makes trying to prep most meals awkward at best. I found myself making dump and start meals and wanted to share some of them with you.

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta is a rich and creamy comfort food that tastes like it’s been simmering for hours but takes less than 30 minutes to make. There’s almost no prep work involved and it all cooks right inside your electric pressure cooker. This recipe will be your new go to for busy weeknights. Here’s how I make Pressure Cooker Dump And Start Creamy Chicken Pasta.

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta

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Ingredients

  • 1 lb boneless chicken tenders
  • 1 lb small to medium sized pasta (I used Ronzoni Trio Italiano #77)
  • 4 cups chicken broth
  • 1 cup water
  • 1x 22.6 oz can cream of chicken soup
  • 2 packages Italian Dressing Mix
  • 8 oz cream cheese, softened and cut into pieces
  • 1x 10 oz bag frozen steamable mixed vegetables (I used PictSweet)

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta Recipe From Val's Kitchen

Instructions

Plug in the electric pressure cooker.

Pour the chicken broth and water into the pot.

Place the uncooked pasta into the pot and be sure as much of it as possible is covered with the broth and water.

Pour the condensed cream of chicken soup on top of the pasta.

Sprinkle the dressing mix on top of the condensed soup.

Place the uncooked chicken tenders on top of everything else. You can just put the tenders in there but I prefer to cut the tenders into bite sized pieces.

Put the lid onto the pressure cooker and close it to seal.

Set the pressure cooker to cook for 5 minuted on manual high pressure.

Once the cooking time has completed, do a quick manual pressure release.

Put the pieces of cream cheese into the pot and stir.

Add the uncooked steamable vegetables to the pot and stir well.

Put the lid back onto the pressure cooker and then let sit for 5 minutes, giving time for the vegetables to warm and the cream cheese to melt.

Uncover the pressure cooker and stir once more.

Serve immediately.

Enjoy!

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta Recipe From Val's Kitchen

 

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta

Pressure Cooker Dump and Start Creamy Chicken Pasta Recipe From Val's Kitchen

Instructions

  1. Plug in the electric pressure cooker. Pour the chicken broth and water into the pot. Place the uncooked pasta into the pot and be sure as much of it as possible is covered with the broth and water. Pour the condensed cream of chicken soup on top of the pasta. Sprinkle the dressing mix on top of the condensed soup. Place the uncooked chicken tenders on top of everything else. You can just put the tenders in there but I prefer to cut the tenders into bite sized pieces. Put the lid onto the pressure cooker and close it to seal. Set the pressure cooker to cook for 5 minuted on manual high pressure. Once the cooking time has completed, do a quick manual pressure release. Put the pieces of cream cheese into the pot and stir. Add the uncooked steamable vegetables to the pot and stir well. Put the lid back onto the pressure cooker and then let sit for 5 minutes, giving time for the vegetables to warm and the cream cheese to melt. Uncover the pressure cooker and stir once more. Serve immediately. Enjoy!

Did you make this recipe and love it?

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Vicky

Friday 28th of June 2019

I use my pressure cooker all the time. It just makes cooking so much easier and on busy weekday nights it is a lifesaver.

Rachel

Friday 28th of June 2019

Dump start recipes are the best! Now you threw in the pressure cooker and I am all in.

Aditi

Friday 28th of June 2019

Love one pot meals that come out this delicious. We love creamy chicken at my home . This makes it so much simpler.

Jennifer Brock

Friday 28th of June 2019

I need a pressure cooker in my life. I keep seeing so many amazing recipes!

Nayna Kanabar

Thursday 27th of June 2019

I have a pressure cooker but I have never made pasta in it. I hope to try now.

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