Instant Pot Potsticker Bowls–all the flavors of potstickers with hardly any of the work! Ground pork, noodles, cabbage and a flavorful sauce all come together in a delicious one pot meal.
Instant Pot Potsticker Bowls
Greg literally had three servings of these Instant Pot potsticker bowls. He was obsessed! They are super tasty. With noodles that soak up the savory asian sauce, cabbage, pork and some scrambled eggs it’s a home run dinner that I think you’re going to love!
- Make sure to use low sodium soy sauce for maximum flavor but a dish that is not over-the-top salty.
- Ground pork is what I used but I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t use ground beef or ground turkey.
- It will seem like a lot of cabbage but it shrinks down so much. Don’t worry if the cabbage is almost to the top of the pot.
- For a flavor and spice boost stir in a teaspoon or two of sriracha.
- Buy ginger root in the product section at the grocery store. Use a tiny grater or microplane to grate the amount you need. Wrap the ginger in foil and store in the freezer. When you need it for another recipe you can just grate it frozen. It’s actually easier to grate frozen. You don’t even need to peel off skin.
- I used my 6 quart Instant Pot Duo 60 7 in 1*. You can make this in the 8 quart with no changes. Halve the recipe in the 3 quart pot.
More Amazing Noodles Recipes to make in your Instant Pot…
Instant Pot Dragon Noodles—soft noodles and chicken pieces tossed with a spicy asian sauce and veggies
Instant Pot Mongolian Beef Noodles—an easy recipe for savory (and slightly sweet) ground beef and linguine noodles
Instant Pot Tik Tok Ramen—This delicious ramen is super easy with just a tad more work than making Top Ramen on the stove
Instant Pot Panda Express Chow Mein—a copy cat recipe for Panda’s chow mein
Instant Pot Peanut Noodles—sweet and spicy peanut noodles ready in only a few minutes
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Instant Pot Potsticker Bowls
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Cook Time: 5 minutes (plus 10 minute NPR)
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 6 servings 1x
Description
All the flavors of potstickers with hardly any of the work! Ground pork, noodles, cabbage and a flavorful sauce all come together in a delicious one pot meal.
Ingredients
- 1 pound ground pork
- 1/2 cup low sodium soy sauce or tamari sauce
- 2 tsp rice vinegar
- 1 1/2 tsp minced ginger root
- 1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
- 1 Tbsp minced garlic
- 1 1/2 cups water or broth
- 8 ounces fettuccine noodles (you can also use spaghetti or linguine)
- 1/2 of a head of cabbage, chopped
- 2 eggs
- Sriracha, to taste
- 3 green onions, diced
Instructions
- Turn Instant Pot to saute setting. When display says HOT add in the pork and break it up. Brown for about 5 minutes. Turn off Instant Pot.
- In a bowl stir together the soy sauce, vinegar, ginger, pepper, garlic. Stir the mixture into the meat.
- Pour the water into the pot and scrape bottom of pot so that nothing is sticking. Break the noodles in half and lay them in a criss cross pattern on top of the meat.
- Place the cabbage on top so that the noodles are completely covered.
- Cover Instant Pot and secure the lid. Make sure valve is set to sealing. Set the manual/pressure cook button to 5 minutes. When time is up let pot sit for 10 minute and then move valve to venting. Remove the lid.
- In a pan on the stove, scramble the two eggs. Stir the eggs into the pot.
- Add sriracha to taste, if desired. Stir in the green onions. Serve and enjoy!
- Category: Pork
- Method: Instant Pot
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Clare says
Another amazing recipe, Karen! Thank you. The family loved it, and we’ve also made it for guests. Always get compliments!
Karen says
Thanks Clare! I love this one too!
Dawn says
Any idea what the timing would be for oriental rice noodles? Maybe prepare them sepately?
Karen says
I would not pressure cook them. They get super gluey and do not turn out.
Chris says
This was really good! I have made an eggroll in a bowl but my husband liked this recipe better. He told me I can make this one often.
Karen says
Yay! Thanks for the 5 stars Chris!
Linda says
Great umami flavor! I doubled the recipe but didn’t have double the meat. I used ground turkey and added in 8 oz portobello mushrooms. Daughter said it is the best she’s had!
It was a bit salty even using low sodium soy sauce the first night I made it. Leftovers don’t seem as salty. Will make again!
Karen says
So glad you and your daughter enjoyed the potsticker bowls! I love this recipe!
Amanda says
I want to double the recipe, which I found the ingredients list for, but I need to know how much time to pressure cook, release, etc. for the doubled recipe
Karen says
Keep the same cooking time for the doubled version of this recipe.
Emily says
I do a lot of pressure cooking meat or making broth but I rarely try pasta or one pot meals, so I was skeptical about that. This was SO GOOD. I used ground chicken but stayed pretty loyal to recipe. Will make again!
Karen says
I’m so glad you tried it!! I love this one too.
Christine says
This was delicious. I used spicy sausage for extra flavor. I was able to get away with only using 1/3c of tamari because I didn’t have low sodium. My head of cabbage must have been small because I was able to use it all! Also added sesame oil to my serving. The noodles came out perfectly. That was my biggest worry. Definitely will make again!!
Karen says
So glad you liked it!
Brooke says
I think I need to find a different soy sauce because that’s all I could taste, the noodles were also undercooked and I used linguine noodles. If I were to make it again I think I would likely add some honey to the sauce and more ginger.
Karen says
Sorry! I am not sure what soy sauce you used but that could have been the issue. Increase cooking time by a couple minutes next time hopefully that will help.
Pat says
I order super low sodium soy sauce on Amazon. They come in a pack of 2 large bottles and are tasty and contain less sodium than those in the market.
Erin B says
Any tips on using gluten free noodles? Would the cook time be the same? I always have either Barilla or Jovial in my pantry.
Karen says
I am not sure! Honestly I have never cooked with gluten free noodles in the IP or otherwise
Kelly Flynn says
Do you think I could throw in frozen pot stickers in place of meat and noodles? Would you adjust the cook time?
Karen says
I wouldn’t pressure cook pot stickers. They will be way overcooked.
Val B says
Neither my husband nor myself will eat cabbage no matter how its cooked, can you suggest a substitute. Love mostly all of your recipes but especially those one pot does all.
Thank you Karen
Karen says
For this recipe you really need the cabbage…you may want to try a different recipe if you don’t like cabbage
Melisa says
How many cups of cabbage would this be if I were to buy preshredded cabbage? Can’t wait to try this! Thank you so much!
Karen says
I would say 3-4 cups
Sharon says
It was easy and good. Only had 1/2 lb. of ground pork and it was enough. Also added a diced carrot for color. Used linguine and cooked for 4 minutes.
Karen says
Thanks Sharon!
Alexa says
This recipe was just okay to me. Too much of the same flavor/texture.
John M. says
This was extremely tasty and so easy to prepare. Another ‘365’ winner! Thanks so much, Karen.
A note to IP 3-Qt. Mini users — I made the entire recipe as written with room to spare, so go for it. I did have to add 4 minutes of pressure cooking time to get the fettucine noodles soft enough to eat.
Karen says
Good to know it works in the 3 quart!
Jessica says
Can’t wait to try, thoughts on using chicken breast vs ground pork?
Karen says
I don’t love the idea honestly. I do think ground chicken would be good though.
Tema Goldberg says
I think She meant groundChicken instead of Pork.
Amanda B. says
I used ground chicken last night and it was delish!
Cristy says
can you cut this recipe in half?…. I’m never sure when using the IP if it will work the same.
Karen says
Yes it should work: https://www.365daysofcrockpot.com/how-to-halve-instant-pot-recipes/
Jennifer R Reed says
Hi! Love your recipes! Made this with regular noodles, but I would like to try with spaghetti squash. Any tips?
Thank you <3
Cindy R says
Ok.. I LOVE this! And so does my husband! I just have one question! My husband likes his noodles a little softer… any suggestions on how to accomplish that?! Would you cook it longer.. or add more water/broth … or both?! Help!!! I LOVE this and plan to make it again… and again.. and again!
Thanks all!!!
Karen says
I would do a little of both 🙂
Jennifer s Jennings says
This was SO good! Even my picky 8 year old ate it. I used ground turkey and homemade pork stock. Super yummy and I’ll make this again! Thank you, Karen. I love your recipes!
Karen says
I’m so happy to hear it! We LOVE this one
Jill says
I came here from Facebook and I wasn’t expecting much because it just sounded too easy. I’ve now added this to my favorites and will definitely make it again and again! Thank you so much for this recipe. I’m new to your site but will be sticking around. Thanks!!!
Karen says
Awesome! So glad you are here Jill!
Jen says
Karen makes our dinner 6 out of 7 nights a week! I’d be lost without her as I hate cooking and I’m not creative. My mom found her and shared her site. Mom really DOES know best. 😂 😍
Jeff Winett says
I swear on my whisk, that this dish will be made regularly. It was fantastic. The ground Pork that I found was very lean (5%), and this is the only part I will even think of changing. I am going to try 15% ground beef when I make this again. The Asian flavors were so delicious. True to the way I cook, I prepped the entire recipe in advance. I stopped before laying the noodles and cabbage. I did this early in the day and kept chilled. Before laying the noodles and cabbage, I stirred once again to make sure that nothing was sticking to the pot. All I can say Karen, is that if you have elders in your family, they have to be so proud of what you share for those of us who love cooking. Thank you for this one.
Karen says
LOL!!!! You are so nice! I love this comment!
Val hurst says
Can you freeze this dish successfully?
Karen says
I bet it would be *okay* not great when reheated
Carol says
To freeze, I’d make the recipe up to the part of before adding the pasta and water, etc. Take it out of the freezer and continue with the recipe. If you want to reheat the mixture the easy way, I use the Pot n pot method in the instant pot too.
Stephanie says
I made this tonight. The only thing I did differently was to use 1/4 inch wide rice noodles instead of fettuccine. I wasn’t sure if I would have a gloppy mess, but they worked fine. This is definitely a keeper. Thank you!!
Karen says
Ooooo good to know. I haven’t had success with rice noodles so I’m glad you did.
Mary Brown says
I want to PIN this recipe. There is some glitch. No way to PIN it. Can you fix this?
Karen says
I’m not sure the issue. Can you use my pin? https://www.pinterest.com/pin/153896512258652487/
Sue says
Hi Karen – did you know they now have chopped ginger in the freezer section of grocery stores. It’s frozen in little cubes. Another good item to have on hand.
Can’t wait to try this recipe!
Karen says
Good to know! Thanks for the tip 🙂
Clare says
A friend gave me this tip for cooking with fresh ginger—keep the ginger root in the freezer. When needed, pull it out and use a very fine grater to grate, peel and all. Because it’s frozen, the ginger is very easy to handle.
Lois Manag says
I am looking forward to trying this. I have LOVED almost every recipe of yours that I have tried. I have one “niggle”. I print the recipes I want to try. Yours always have a border which wastes a lot of my ink. Just a suggestion–make them more printer friendly. I just got the IP a few months ago and it has made cooking interesting again (after more than fifty years). Your site is just wonderful. Really enjoyed your son in the video. P.S. Still haven’t discovered what to use in place of “American Cheese”.
Twink Martin says
Velveta….but I still love cheddar for everything
Carol says
Why not try an app called Cheftap? It is excellent. You can scale your recipe up or down as needed. This way, your recipes are always there. No more sorting paper copies. I have my recipes on both my phone and my tablet. You create your own folders. Eg chicken, Chinese. Sometimes I give it both names, so I can search in either folders. Hope that helps.
LP says
Thanks for this suggestion, Carol!!!!. I checked out the app and then downloaded a similar one…my recipe box based on reviews to try. So much easier than printing stuff or dealing with pinterest saves. What a game changer. Thank you!
Patti says
I use an app called RecipeSage that does the same thing. I can add labels so I can sort on my InstantPot recipes.
Trish says
I use the Paprika app…it’s great. No more clipping recipies and loosing them!
Karen says
I will ask about the print border. So glad you are using your IP!!
mark bell says
get the browser app from print friendly. you can then size printout to your liking. I use all the time. regards