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Thursday, December 3, 2015

Hoff's Cabbage & Noodles (Instant Pot)

Hoff's Cabbage & Noodles (Instant Pot)
Yields: 8-9 servings
meat-free, dairy-free, egg-free, gluten-free

Ingredients:
  • 1 Cabbage (chopped)
  • 12 oz. dry Pasta
  • 4 Apple Sage Field Roast Sausages (chopped)
  • 1 Sweet Onion (half moon slices)
  • 1 cup Sauerkraut
  • 4 cups Veggie Broth
  • Water
  • 1 tbsp. minced Garlic
  • German Mustard & Yellow Mustard (optional)

Directions (Instant Pot):
  1. Place Pasta in IP
  2. Add Broth
  3. Add enough Water to just cover Pasta
  4. Top with Cabbage, Onions, Kraut, Sausage & Garlic
  5. Lock lid in place and make sure pressure release valve is closed
  6. Select Manual setting on High Pressure & cook for half the time as the box states (Example: Pasta cooks in 10-15 minutes, pressure cook for 5 minutes, 12-16 minutes, pressure cook for 6 minutes
  7. Quick release pressure
  8. Stir in Mustards & serve

Hoff Thoughts: You can only pressure cook Pasta that originally needs more than 7 minutes to cook anything less than that won't work.  Adding too much Broth/Water will result in soggy Pasta.  Kick this up a few notches by adding chopped Carrots & Potatoes (keep the timing the same)!

3 comments:

  1. I made this tonight for dinner -- having a mountain of late-season garden cabbage to tackle as I do, this recipe was timely and convenient....! While everything else was on hand in my pantry, I didn't have the veggie sausage -- so I just added more cabbage (plus a little nutritional yeast, paprika and black pepper just to boost the flavorings/make up for the lack of sausage). The pasta cooked perfectly, and it made for a really comforting, filling and nutritious meal for a damp/chilly winter night. I know for sure I will be making it again and again...!

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  2. Fantastic! I should have made the sausage optional, the first time I made this dish, I didn't add it, but it seemed to be lacking something.

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  3. Indeed, the sausage is a really nice and hearty addition, and I'll try it next time -- but in a pinch good to know it's still pretty tasty without....! :-D

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