Rounding up 30 Whole30 Instant Pot recipes so that you can get dinner on the table fast!
We hear so often that a Whole30 requires so.much.time in the kitchen. But guess what, friends?! It doesn’t have to! While you’ll need to allocate a little extra time for food preparation and planning, it shouldn’t consume your life. We know you’ve got places to go and things to see and a life to live outside of the kitchen. Am I right?! That’s why we share delicious recipes that our short on ingredients and will get you in and out of the kitchen fast. One of our favorite kitchen appliances that helps us to do this and one we use often is our Instant Pot. So if you’re an Instant Pot lover like we are or maybe a newbie looking for some recipes, today is your day because we’re sharing with you 30 Whole30 Instant Pot Recipes.
Five Whole30 Instant Pot Recipes made with Chicken
Sweet Potato Chicken Curry – The Real Food Dietitians
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Instant Pot (or Slow Cooker) Chicken Tacos – The Real Food Dietitians
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Instant Pot Whole Chicken – The Real Food Dietitians
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Instant Pot BBQ Shredded Chicken – The Real Food Dietitians
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Chicken Tikka Masala – Wholesomelicious
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Five Whole30 Instant Pot Recipes made with Beef
Instant Pot Meatballs & Marinara – The Real Food Dietitians
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Instant Pot Taco Stuffed Potatoes – PaleOMG
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Paleo Beef Barbacoa – Jay’s Baking Me Crazy
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Smokey Bacon Chili – PaleOMG
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Thai Beef Lettuce Wraps – Wholesomelicious
Feel free to substitute the bone broth powder for 3/4 cup broth
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Five Whole30 Instant Pot Recipes made with Pork
Instant Pot Baby Back Ribs – The Real Food Dietitians
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Five Ingredient Carnitas – A Calculated Whisk
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Jamaican Jerk Pork Roast – I Breathe I’m Hungry
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Pork Roast with Mushrooms & Gravy – Health Starts in the Kitchen
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Italian Pulled Pork Ragu – Skinny Taste
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BONUS Whole30 Instant Pot recipes!
Instant Pot Bone Broth – The Real Food Dietitians
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Lamb Curry – The Real Food Dietitians
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But wait…there’s more!!
To complete our 30 recipe roundup, head on over to Real Food with Dana’s blog for 15 additional Whole30 Instant Pot recipes. We know you’ll love what she has to share!
Click here for Real Food with Dana’s list of 15 Whole30 Instant Pot Recipes.
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Cheryl says
August 31, 2017 at 2:12 pmYum! Thanks for including my chicken tortilla-less soup 🙂
Rebecca says
September 1, 2017 at 8:16 pmCan a multi cooker be used as well? Like a Fagor Lux?
Jessica Beacom says
September 18, 2017 at 11:50 amYes, you can use any multi-cooker with a pressure cooker feature.
Diane says
February 16, 2018 at 7:30 amDo you have salsa or pasta recipes u can use for canning?
Jessica Beacom says
February 16, 2018 at 1:32 pmHi Diane,
We do not have any pasta sauce or salsa recipes specifically for canning. Since those items typically need to made so that they have a certain level of acidity, I’d recommend checking out the recipes at Ball Canning (https://www.freshpreserving.com). This is often where I get my recipes for canning.
Anastasia says
September 16, 2018 at 8:07 amI am starting the 80 day obsession beachbody workout. I am not able to do the timed meals as they recommend. However, I wanted to do the Whole 30 at the same time.
I noticed you are a crossiftter – so are intense workouts okay during the whole 30 program?
Lastly, I was wondering if you offered a meal plan program for whole 30. Thank you for your time
Stacie Hassing says
September 16, 2018 at 9:01 amHi! Yes you can certainly participate in intense workouts while on the Whole30. You may need to add a 4th snack or up your portions but what you eat on a Whole30 should definitely be adequate to meet you nutrition needs. If you feel hungry, increase your healthy fats with meals (avocado, coconut oil, ghee, etc.). I will say, the first week of the Whole30, your energy may be a little off so it might be best to complete 1 week of the Whole30 before jumping into the workout program.
Regarding the meal plan. We don’t currently but we have over 200 of our recipes on Real Plans, which we are affiliate of. This is an online, customizable, meal planning program. It puts together a meal plan for you based on your preferences and then gives you the recipes and grocery lists for the week. They offer a Whole30 option, too. https://realplans.com/?AFFID=258882
Hope this is helpful for you!
Sheila says
March 30, 2019 at 11:10 amDo you have a recipe for corned beef
Jessica Beacom says
March 30, 2019 at 3:54 pmHi Sheila,
We don’t – but that’s a great idea and one will add to our list to eventually work on (it’s my hubby’s favorite – he’d be pretty pleased).