Instant Pot Pressure Cooker Japanese Curry Recipe


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Today I wanted to try something a little more hardy using my Instant Pot IP-DUO60 7-in-1 Multi-Functional Pressure Cooker. I love Japanese Curry but it’s too hot …

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  1. NavyVet
    NavyVet says:

    Traditionally, Curry Rice in Japan uses beef, chicken, and shrimp. Where I grew up in the States, my Japanese Mother had access to pork and it was inexpensive, so she used pork in her curry rice. Its the way I grew up eating it. So as an adult I always make it with pork loin chopped up. Give it a try sometime. You won't be disappointed. Great video!

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  2. Kosuri Beatz
    Kosuri Beatz says:

    The potato you used aren’t the best for Japanese curry, those fall apart easily when boiled. Those are used for baked potatoes. The red potatoes or the gold ones are best for this recipe

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  3. lakshya verma
    lakshya verma says:

    I use my pressure cooker every single day. I love cooking with it.>>>ur2.pl/1035 I want to get a second one just the cook additional dishes on the side. Sometimes, when I put the lid on, it seems as if it is locked, but it isn't. I will have to readjust the lid which can slow down my cooking time. I'm pleased overall. I like the look of it. I enjoy the ease of cooking with it. Excellent item.

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  4. NightWind420
    NightWind420 says:

    Sorry but that actually looks pretty bad… in the pot and on the plate. Curry roux wasn't completely dissolved into the soup/sauce, and the sauce doesn't seem to be thick enough. Sure you can add more of those roux, but just means more chunks to mix and stir for a while. Pot is still the way to go for Japanese curry i guess, since it'd be easier to just continuously mix and adjust the sauce.

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  5. tonwon73
    tonwon73 says:

    hi there just wanted to share a little tip I've learned over the last couple years using the instant pot if you will make sure any liquid that you put in is boiling then it will cut your wait time to come to pressure in half,if not shorter. I either use the microwave and heat my broth if I'm using broth or I invested in electric kettle for my water it has made a major difference in the come to pressure time. Just wanted to share that with you, you're doing an awesome job, look forward to more videos 🙂

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