Instant Pot Reuben Rotini


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Recipe Here!: https://pressureluckcooking.com/recipe/instant-pot-reuben-rotini/ The Reuben is my all-time favorite sandwich. Layers of Pastrami (or Corned …

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  1. taliag09
    taliag09 says:

    Just made this– so good!!! Seems kinda like a weird combo and I have to admit i was a little skeptical but it was honestly delicious!! Only thing was the pasta was indeed pretty watery after cooking which i know it mentions but we ended up using a whole block of cheese to combat the liquidity. honestly that might have helped so I'm not complaining! Def gonna remember this recipe!!

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  2. BriarLeaf00
    BriarLeaf00 says:

    The carroway seeds are a nice touch. I think another option could be to toast some rye bread until extra crispy and then crush it into crumbs and sprinkle it over the dish. Looks good for sure looking forward to giving it a go.

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  3. Gerry Taylor
    Gerry Taylor says:

    Oh Jeffrey…you are so naughty!! I made this because I too, love a Reuben. I was hooked! It is sooooo good, and easy to make. Now, it has been a few days, and I can't stop thinking about it. Surely, I will be making this again soon.

    Thanks again for another dinner success!!

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  4. Yo! G
    Yo! G says:

    I luuuv your channel! You have such creativity using IP. I'm learning so much. I thought that I was going to be confined to just eating lentils every freaking day. Thank you for rescuing me

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  5. Dewey Raynor
    Dewey Raynor says:

    Reuben Rotini, We used Fusili pasta, not much difference. The dish was amazing. One thing we tried was adding a bit of deli mustard to our individual plates to move even a step closer to the mighty Reuben. Made an amount good for 6 to 8 people easy.

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  6. Harlan Kilmon
    Harlan Kilmon says:

    We made this tonight and it’s…words fail…beyond delicious and satisfying. I added more saurkraut on top and it was over the top delicious. Jeffrey’s face is only a hint as to how good this is. We used a natural saurkraut by Bubbies, not the supermarket, salt-laden stuff. Just delicious.

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  7. Jennifer Chaney
    Jennifer Chaney says:

    This would be FANTASTIC with your home made pastrami! I checked that video out last night and had me drooling lol. You put Katz’s to shame. Another wonderful recipe. Thanks again for being great, Jeffrey! We appreciate you and all of your hard work.

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  8. tecums3h
    tecums3h says:

    I did it, I made it. Dear God it's good. I grilled the sauerkraut to cook off most of the brine and brown it up. I skipped the bouisin and used some light sour cream cause I'm keeping an eye on the fats. Next, Reuben Pizza.

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  9. Evelyn Collins
    Evelyn Collins says:

    Look forward to seeing you do Rueben soup. I had some in a Irish sports bar in Wisconsin and the soup was awesome. It had no pasta but the rest was in there and I think they added some potatoes for more body. Excellent soup.

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  10. Jay Jenkins
    Jay Jenkins says:

    Made this tonight. Step by step with your recipe, however, I used corned beef and for some reason our Kroger had Boursin cheese a month ago but doesn't have it now so I had to use Alouette garlic and herb cheese (6.5 oz)…which worked pretty well. Also did 1.5 cups Swiss and 0.5 cup Mozzarella. I ate it as suggested but with buttered rye/pumpernickel swirl toast. My wife made hers a Manhatten (midwest term for open faced) by placing the pasta on top of her rye/pumpernickel toast with extra Russian dressing and a pickle spear. I was a little skeptical at first while making this, but after the first bite I'm hooked! Just a tip…while making 3C of beef broth you can say add a tbsp of beef bouillon instead of 3 tsp. 😉 Thanks for the awesome recipe!

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  11. Scott Clifford
    Scott Clifford says:

    Jeff, I made this tonight. I can't believe I had all the ingredients already in the house. Oh My God! it tasted just like a friggin' reuben sandwich!. If I closed my eyes, I'd swear I was in Katz's Deli! (said with my best Jewish/New Yorker accent) Best friggin recipe ever. I will definitely be making this again. I wish I could post a picture of my dish.

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