In honor of the winter Olympics starting today in PyeongChang, South Korea I am sharing Instant Pot recipes from around the world. One of the most fun parts of the Olympics are seeing the different countries hold their flag proudly and walk into the opening ceremonies. It’s inspiring! If you want to get into the Olympic spirit try out some of these Instant Pot recipes from around the world in the next 17 days. They aren’t necessarily all authentic recipes but it’s still fun!
1. Austrailia: Meat Pie
Instant Pot Beef Pot Pie Recipe
2. Brazil:Â Feijoada (black bean and meat stew)Â
3. Canada: Caribou Stew
4. China: Beef and BroccoliÂ
Instant Pot Beef and Broccoli Recipe
5. Colombia: Colombian Chicken Stew
6. England: Cottage PieÂ
7. France: French Onion SoupÂ
8. Germany: German Potato SaladÂ
9. Greece: GyrosÂ
10. Hungary: Hungarian GoulashÂ
11. Iceland:Â Skyr Yogurt
12. India: Butter ChickenÂ
13. Ireland: Corned Beef and Cabbage
14. Israel: HummusÂ
Instant Pot Hummus Recipe
15. Italy: Tuscan Chicken PastaÂ
16. Jamaica: Jamaican Jerk Chicken
17. Japan: Miso Ramen Soup
18. Korea: Korean Tacos
Instant Pot Korean Tacos Recipe
19. Mexico: Mexican Black Beans and Rice
20. Mongolia:Â Mongolian Beef
21. Pakistan: Karahi ChickenÂ
22. Poland: Pierogi Casserole
23. Puerto Rico: Arroz con Leche
24. Russia: BorschtÂ
25. Spain: Paella
26. Sweden: Swedish MeatballsÂ
27. Switzerland: Swiss Mac and Cheese
28. Thailand: Thai Coconut Soup with Lemongrass
Tom Kha Gai Soup
29. United States: Meatloaf and mashed potatoesÂ
Instant Pot Bacon BBQ Meatloaf and Mashed Potatoes
What other countries and recipes should I add to my list? Happy Instant-Potting! Happy Olympics!
Check out some SLOW COOKER recipes from around the world.Â
And just for fun here are slow cooker recipes from each of the 50 states.
The whole world is a treasure trove for beautiful recipes! I can’t wait to try these. Thanks for sharing!
I was amused at first that you chose caribou stew for your Canadian recipe because I’ve never seen caribou meat anywhere but in remote communities from local hunters, but actually, I looked it up and they are incredibly widespread, so it should be relatively easy to find. You have me curious to try it now if I ever run across it!
Corned beef and cabbage is an American dish, not an Irish dish, bacon and cabbage, or colecannon are Irish dishes. But it is delicious!
What a fun idea! I love trying different recipes from around the world. I’m saved several of these into Paprika!
Awesome! Thanks Marci.
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