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10 Thanksgiving Instant Pot Recipes Plus ButterBall Turkey Giveaway

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10 Thanksgiving Instant Pot Recipes

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ButterBall Turkey Giveaway

 

Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Every year we buy a Butterball Turkey it seems to be much juicier than any other Turkey without any extra work like basting or brining the bird.

Butterball conducted its first-ever consumer survey this year for a pulse on Thanksgiving preppers’ expectations and realities when it comes to one of the most important meals of the year. The survey found:

  • Two-thirds of Americans rank Thanksgiving as one of their favorite holidays.
  • Two-thirds of Americans like to incorporate new traditions into their celebrations…many of which include cooking up new and different recipes for loved ones to enjoy.
  • Out of all things Thanksgiving preparers cook up, they’re most proud of the turkey. And 88 percent prep it the old-school way: in an oven.
  • 84 percent feel excited about preparing the meal, and 74 percent of Americans don’t expect Thanksgiving to be perfect.
  • It’s the turkey!  Despite the overall positivity around the holiday, first-time millennial preparers are still feeling the pressure. Eight in 10 first-time cooks worry about cooking the turkey correctly.  This number drops among experienced preparers, but still 43% worry about getting it right.

 

I have to say I agree. I make my turkey in the oven and I use my instant pot for my side dishes. Here is my top 10 Thanksgiving Instant Pot Recipes. This year Butterball wants me to help spread the word and give one of my lovely fans a free turkey! Enter below by commenting what your favorite Instant Pot Recipe of mine is.

  1. GreenBean Casserole.  

  2.  Garlic and Rosemary Mashed Potatoes 

  3. Garlic and Parm Asparagus 

  4. Million Dollar Mac N Cheese

5. Turkey Casserole 

6. Spinach and Artichoke Dip

7.Zuppa Tuscano Soup

8. Panera’s Broccoli and Cheddar Soup

9. Apple Bread with Salted Caramel Icing

10. Hot Apple Cider

Don’t forget to enter to win a free turkey by commenting on this post!

How is Butterball providing help to Thanksgiving cooks this year?

The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line has evolved how they help cooks and this year they are able to provide expert advice in many ways:

  • Text Help (844-877-3456): Send the Turkey Talk-Line a text! Holiday cooking text help will be available starting Nov. 1, with extended hours starting the week of Thanksgiving.
  • Facebook and Twitter: Help is available through the Butterball Facebook and Twitter pages with tips, special savings and more.
  • Pinterest: Find Thanksgiving recipe inspiration for your holiday celebration on the Butterball Pinterest page.
  • Instagram: Follow Butterball on Instagram to get a behind-the-scenes look, recipe development for our Thanksgiving meal and more.
  • Live Chats: Engage with turkey experts through Live Chats on Butterball.com during November and December and receive real-time suggestions and advice.
  • Butterball App: Download the free Butterball Cookbook Plus™ app on your Apple or Android device to get recipe ideas and cooking advice at your fingertips.
  • Email: Contact the Talk-Line via email by visiting Butterball.com.
  • 1-800-BUTTERBALL (1-800-288-8372): Turkey Talk-Line experts will be available this season starting November 1, 2017, through December 24, 2017, to answer questions and assist all Thanksgiving cooks.

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Welcome to the place where my two passions—healthcare and culinary arts—merge. I’m Carla Bushey, and I’ve transitioned from a dedicated nursing career of over 25 years into the dynamic world of food blogging. This space is dedicated to bringing you a treasure trove of recipes, each a testament to the tastes and traditions that resonate with my soul. My home, the beautiful Upstate New York, serves as the backdrop to my culinary creations, often inspired by the rich cultural heritage and the classic Italian cuisine of my hometown, Utica. Dishes like the beloved Chicken Riggies and the comforting Utica Greens are more than just recipes—they are stories, shared from my kitchen to yours.

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53 Comments

  3. I hadn’t thought about hot apple cider in my Instant Pot! That sounds super yummy right now!! This year I’ll be making our mashed potatoes with mine (the IP, not the apple cider… LOL!). I love this machine!!!

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  7. I am going to try several Thanksgiving recipe in my Instant Pot. I especially love the Apple cider …..thanks for always posting great recipes….

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  10. I pinned your Apple bread recipe a while back and keep meaning to make it. I think tomorrow will be the day. It looks so amazing. Also gonna have to try the green bean casserole. It’s my favorite Thanksgiving side.

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  12. i never thought to use the instant pot to make anything for Thanksgiving.. i love all the delicious side dishes you make, they look so yummy. i like the garlic parm asparagus the best

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  17. Those dishes look delicous! I can’t wait for Thanksgiving! We always do a baked Mac and Cheese & Green bean casserole with our meal.

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  20. Thanksgiving is definitely my favorite holiday because it’s food, family and gratitude. I love Christmas but not the materialism that retailers push. This will be my first thanksgiving as a “pothead” and I’m so excited. My speciality is deviled eggs and my magic pot makes it so much faster and easier! I will be trying some of your recipes, too. From another nurse…happy holidays!

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  21. I have an Instant Pot but have been unsure what to make. Now I have plenty of recipes to try! Thank you so much.

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  27. I love the recipes and the Butterball Turkey looks divine. I also like the easy & creative ways choices Butterball has put out there to keep us safe as we prepare our feast, we’ve come a long way baby on how we communicate.

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  28. I love Butterball turkeys they taste amazing! Looking forward to Thanksgiving and all the delicious food!

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  29. I love this post! I will trying the hot apple cider recipe this week. Thank you so much for sharing such wonderful recipes and offering such a great giveaway.

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  30. I did my entire Thanksgiving in my Instant Pots last year. I think I’ll add your green bean casserole this year!

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  31. I love the idea of using the IP for Thanksgiving recipes but my hubby had open-heart surgery this year and we have to eat healthy from now on.:( If you could do healthy versions with less butter, you’d be our hero! Happy Thanksgiving!

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  35. So far my favorite pressure cooker recipe from your site is your Better than Take Out Instant Pot General Tso’s Chicken. Thanks for the list of recipes for Thanksgiving–I’m totally going to make my mashed potatoes in the pressure cooker this year. They’ll taste great with my Butterball turkey and gravy.

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  46. My favorite recipe listed above is the Million Dollar Mac N Cheese – I can’t wait to try it, I’m sure my entire family will love it!

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  47. I actually found this blog searching for an IP cider recipe, so I guess that would have to be my favorite. But the Mac and cheese looks like a perfect Thanksgiving side that doesn’t have to share the (busy) oven!

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  49. Thanks for the post, I will try to make several of my side dishes and appetizers in my pressure cooker this year. I think it will help a lot.

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