I’ve loved Salisbury Steaks since I was a kid. I never knew I could make them so easily in my Instant Pot! So, of course, I had to share with you this Instant Pot Salisbury Steak recipe!
Turn your 6-quart Instant Pot on and to the Saute setting.
While it is heating up, mix together your beef, eggs and onion soup mix.
Make 12 small, thin patties out of your beef mixture.
Once your Instant Pot says, “HOT”, put in your butter and wait for it to melt.
Once your butter is melted, add in 2-3 patties and let them brown for 4-5 minutes on each side.
Remove browned patties and put them on a plate while you brown the rest.
Mix together your soups and broth in a large bowl.
When all of your steaks are on your plate, turn off the saute feature and pour in about 1/4 of your soup mixture.
Top your soup with a layer of Salisbury steaks and repeat layers, spreading your soup on top of your steaks, ending with the rest of your soup.
Put your lid on and seal it. Turn on meat setting for 25 minutes.
Let it stand for 15 minutes after it goes off (do not let the warm feature kick on) and then quick release, if needed.
Serve steaks with gravy over them.
Notes
I have updated this recipe with a method that will make it easier for any altitude, and has a delicious gravy to boot!
Make sure your patties are thin. They will shrink up some in width as they brown, and thin patties stay together better.
If you use an 8-quart electric pressure cooker, you may want to use an extra 1/2 cup of broth to help bring it up to pressure.
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