Instant Pot Bucatini all'Amatriciana


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Recipe Here: https://pressureluckcooking.com/recipe/instant-pot-bucatini-amatriciana/ Bucatini all’Amatriciana (Ahl-Amat-Tree-Chana; believe me – I had trouble …

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  1. Pressure Luck Cooking
    Pressure Luck Cooking says:

    This brand of San Marzano tomatoes is actually made in the US. I still suggest using crushed San Marzano and these will do if you can't find the ones made in Italy since it tasted great and is a great, close second!!

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  2. jayfezney
    jayfezney says:

    I kept getting a burn notice. Shut it down twice and then called it. The pasta got a little over-cooked. I used the same amount of liqid plus a quarter cup more. What did come out was good tho, but I had a clean-up mess in my pot insert.

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  3. Lorraine Damiano
    Lorraine Damiano says:

    Hello. I'm really hoping you can help me figure my instant pot issue out. I wanted to make this but was very concerned that my pot would burn it….see my pot also burns anything that has a thick sauce, which is becoming very frustrating. I love to use my instapot but this burning is becoming somewhat of a big issue. It did it from day one and I've had it for 2 years. Many times I have to put water in the pot and place another container on the rack, but the food doesn't taste the same when cooked this way. Did I just get a lemon? It's the largest instant pot so maybe there isn't enough volume, I don't know but tired of wasting good food.

    Since this had the 2 cups of the garlic broth and tomatoes I gave it a go. Well it burned, not the whole thing so I was able to get some of the noodles and sauce saved and so glad because it was amazing. My Italian mother inlaw is going to be so proud! Though I need to get my pot to not burn my this thick sauce and others. HELPl. Oh and to the other person stating that these noodles aren't sold in California,. I got the at the Nugget!

    Thanks

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  4. Spring Houser
    Spring Houser says:

    I was struggling to come up with dinner ideas that were appealing today, then I remembered this video and how much my family enjoyed it the other time I have made it! Thank you for the dinner inspiration! I hope your day is going beautifully!

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  5. irProteus
    irProteus says:

    Jeffrey: EVOO – (Extra Virgin Olive Oil) is best used for finishing dishes….and for drizzling on salads etc. It should NEVER be used for sautéing as it's smoke point is too low and will turn bitter when heated to the extreme of sautéing… INSTEAD use regular olive oil for sautéing; it has a much higher smoke point, and use the EVOO (as you did) for finishing (drizzled on the cooked pasta just before plating). Also, when sautéing onions, sprinkle a pinch of salt on them; the salt encourages the onions to release their moisture better.

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  6. Mr. Perfect
    Mr. Perfect says:

    I didn't fry the onions in the pot after the pancetta because I didn't feel like onions at that moment, and that was a mistake because leaving the oil intact on the bottom of the pan, even though I added to other ingredients caused it to overheat and burn on the bottom. I couldn't figure out what was happening and later I thought about it. You can't leave oil on the bottom of the pan and pressure cook.

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  7. Chia Of Ohio
    Chia Of Ohio says:

    Jeff I have a bumper crop of San Marzano tomatoes ( Ohio grown, not Italy) that just came in, do you think I can mince twenty eight ounces in my mini chopper and use them in place of the canned. I am running out of ways to use these, delicious but too many. Maybe you could do an IP recipe on stewed tomatoes or something, we are up for some fresh tomato recipes. Really like all your videos. Thank you.

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  8. Maureen R
    Maureen R says:

    Mmmmmmm…., Made this last nite n it came out perfecto! My store had a sale on the imported from Italy San Marzano tomatoes buy 2 get 1 free. They were delicious! Only change I made was add 1/2c of the cheese because mine came out slightly wetter than yours. Keep up the yummy work! 👍👍🍴👍👍

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  9. Risa's Kluttered Kitchen
    Risa's Kluttered Kitchen says:

    I made this last night but I used a third of the pancetta (10 oz??). Cooked it for the 10 min. Did a qr. It was too soft. Hubby likes his pasta softer than I do and he commented that it was softer than he likes. I'm going to make it again next week but cook the pasta the way I normally do (1/2 the time minus 1 min) and we will all like it better. Flavor wise it was delicious. Texture-wise not so much. So…see…I did it your way and my feeling that it would be 2 soft for us was right on. Doesn't make you wrong, just everyone has different preferences. It was still really delicious. I'd never thought of doing this dish in the IP B4 so I thank you for the inspiration.

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  10. Risa's Kluttered Kitchen
    Risa's Kluttered Kitchen says:

    10 min??? U cook pasta for 1/2 the time on the box minus 1 min. That's what I do all the time and it comes out perfectly cooked. Last night I made linguine for 1 min. Box said 4 min. It was perfect. Served it in garlic butter with lobster.

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  11. jayfezney
    jayfezney says:

    Thanks Jeff! This is the first spaghetti and tomato dish I've found, using the instant pot, where the finished product doesn't look all soupy. I can't wait to try this recipe.

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  12. Miles Palero
    Miles Palero says:

    I just got my IP on Prime Day. I subscribed to your channel,followed you on twitter/pinterest as soon as I saw your stroganoff recipe. You've been very helpful to my IP cooking career. Lol
    Thank you! God bless you!

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  13. Phyllis Durst-Green
    Phyllis Durst-Green says:

    Hey Jeffrey! Grandma Phyllis here again. I've never heard of Perciatelli pasta. I like the way it's hollow and can suck in the sauce! Will definitely look for this @ the store. Where did you buy it? If my store doesn't have it maybe I can find it @ a specialty store. BTW, today I made a pot roast with potatoes, carrots and onions in my IP and made a gravy with it. Used my BTB for beef and as they say, "The crowd went wild!" It's amazing how just using the BTB transforms the recipe into something so awesome! THANKS!

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  14. zptwin2
    zptwin2 says:

    I just finished my dinner! I went to the store as soon as the video was posted. It was great, tasted amazing! The only thing is that my pasta was very very undercooked, I let the pasta sit for another 10 mins after and it was still undercooked :(, I stirred and let it sit for that long with the lid on.

    I just started using my pot and followed the recipe to a tee, the only thing I stirred my pasta a bit more before cooking, do you think I stirred/submerged too much?

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  15. Donna Lynn
    Donna Lynn says:

    We aren't fond of spicy food at all so I'll pass on this one but I just made pasta in my instant pot for the first time 2 wks ago and wow was it incredible! I'm so glad I found your channel. So many wonderful recipes! Keep em coming!

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