Instant Pot beef & vegetable soup is hearty, healthy, & easy, too! Using your electric pressure cooker to make soup is easier than you think!
Total Time1 hourhr
Course: Main Course, Soup
Cuisine: American
Servings: 6servings
Calories: 310kcal
Author: Megan Byrd, RD
Cost: $13.31 or $2.22 per serving
Ingredients
1tbspavocado oil
1lbbeef stew meatcut in 1 inch cubes
1yellow oniondiced
1lb potatoesdiced in 1 inch cubes
4medium carrotschopped
3celery stickschopped
5clovesgarlicminced
3cupschopped vegetables of choice(see notes)
15 ozcandiced tomatoesundrained
2tbspWorchestershire sauce
4 cupslow sodium beef broth
1tbspfresh thyme
2tbspfresh rosemaryminced
1tsp dry oregano
¼tsp black pepper
Instructions
Add the avocado oil to your Instant Pot, and hit "saute". When the oil is heated, brown the beef stew meat, stirring occasionally, until the beef is browned on the outside but still raw on the inside.
Hit "cancel". Add all the remaining ingredients to your Instant Pot, except for any frozen vegetables you may be using.
Close the lid and set the steam knob to the "sealing" position. Press "manual" and set the cooking time to 20 minutes. Hit "manual" again to begin pressure cooking. It will take a long time (about 20-25 minutes) for your Instant Pot to pressurize, so expect about 40-45 minutes until it's completely done cooking.
Once it's done cooking, allow it to sit for 5 minutes with the steam knobbing on the "sealing" position. After 5 minutes, release the steam by moving the knob to the "venting" position. Add in any frozen vegetables (if using), and stir until mixed evenly.
Serve now, or cool and freeze for later in an airtight container!
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Notes
*** Use any vegetables you have on hand, fresh or frozen. Bell peppers, mushrooms, green beans, squash, zucchini, fresh tomatoes, and frozen peas all work great. If using frozen vegetables, add them on step 4.