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Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

February 10, 2016 by Suzie the Foodie 3 Comments

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken and Burritos

This post is about how to make salsa chicken in the Instant Pot but it is also about getting the most flavour you possible can into your burrito. You can of course make this in your slow cooker or on the stovetop instead.

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I seasoned my thawed frozen chicken breasts with smoked paprika, cumin, salt and pepper. 

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

We had this salsa that was a little too spicy for us so I decided to use it just on the chicken to add flavour and dimension to our chicken burritos. 

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I put the Instant Pot on the meat setting for 15 minutes. Remember, it takes a while for the pressure to build up so it was more like 20-25 minutes. 

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I released the pressure ASAP.

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

The chicken released a lot of its juices but soaked up a lot of that salsa. 

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I grilled some thinly sliced orange peppers and mushrooms. 

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

Pulled apart the chicken with two forks. Yes, fork tender!

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I put a layer of my ranch-flavoured refried black beans on a tortilla. I know, this sounds weird but trust me, it makes all the difference!

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I added the chicken, the veggies and some shredded old cheddar. Again, flavour BAM!

Instant Pot Salsa Chicken & Burritos

I put them on my grill pan and let the foodie magic happen. These were sooooo delicious! The chicken was flavourful, slightly spicy, tender but not falling apart which can happen when you use a slow cooker. I used to make chicken burritos with just plain chicken but having the chicken cooked in salsa added so much more flavour.

I love it when a recipe comes together.

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  1. Heidi S says

    February 10, 2016 at 6:58 pm

    What a quick and flavorful way to make a burrito. I love how the meat just shreds apart. I’m so happy you introduced me to the Instant Pot. I use it almost weekly. I don’t think I could go back to not having a pressure cooker in my kitchen.

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  2. Suzie the Foodie says

    February 11, 2016 at 8:09 pm

    That’s great Heidi! I’m so happy you’re enjoying your Instant Pot and I’m the same way, I use it all the time now.

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