My Favorite Pasta Dish BY FAR!


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  1. @mchagawa1615
    @mchagawa1615 says:

    I LOVE "throw everything in the electric pressure cooker and press go" recipes 😀 definitely not needed to sauté at first 🙂 this seems like a great recipe 🙂 thank you for sharing <3

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  2. @maraschaeffer3010
    @maraschaeffer3010 says:

    This is one of my favorite recipes of yours. But the rice doesn’t soften up for me until it’s been in the fridge for several days. Should I soak the rice first? Perhaps my rice is a little dried out from being in the freezer. Also, it’s easier when, like your first video of this recipe, you throw in a bag of T. J.’s Frozen Onion Pepper Combo. Not everyone enjoys chopping onions and green peppers.

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  3. @penzput
    @penzput says:

    Looks yummy but every time I put pasta in my instant pot (top, middle, bottom, lots of water, etc – tried all different ways), I get a Burn Notice! 😞

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  4. @Jenn-RH
    @Jenn-RH says:

    I have been wanting to try this. I think tonight I will make it happen. You mentioned (2) 15 oz cans of tomato sauce and (2) 15 oz cans of diced tomatoes, right? I don't see the tomato sauce in the recipe.

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  5. @debrabustetter3632
    @debrabustetter3632 says:

    This is a family favorite! Thanks for the tip about the pasta, because I usually use a chickpea pasta and have received the burn warning from time to time. Also, great idea about the batch prep!

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  6. @rishi-m
    @rishi-m says:

    Seems to be a great dish
    Two questions
    – Can I sub the GF pasta with normal one
    – 20 minutes is just because of the quantity of food in there? Have you tried shorter? Asking since all of these seemed to be quick cooking ingredients, except perhaps the frozen artichokes

    Cheers thanks!

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