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Instant Pot

Mushroom and Herb Risotto

4 Servings

40 minutes 25 minutes active

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Earthy, meaty mushrooms and fresh herbs pair perfectly with salty, savory Parmesan cheese and the rich creaminess of risotto. We especially liked this dish made with a combination of fresh mushrooms—a mix of shiitakes and oysters was our favorite—but even basic cremini mushrooms yielded delicious results. You can serve this risotto as a first course or, with a lemony salad alongside, it makes a satisfying light main dish. It also is terrific as an accompaniment to simple roasted or sautéed chicken.

4

Servings

Tip

Don't forget to quick-release the pressure. If the pressure is allowed to release naturally, the rice will overcook and turn mushy and gummy.

40 minutes

25 minutes active

Ingredients

  • 6

    tablespoons (¾ stick) salted butter, cut into 1-tablespoon pieces, divided

  • 2

    medium shallots, chopped

Directions

Reviews
Jennifer B.
March 7, 2023
Fantastic!
This worked perfectly in a pressure cooker, and yes, once the bobble started bobbling, exactly three minutes was just right.
Sana F.

We are about to make this for dinner this evening. Is the cooking time of 3 minutes correct?

Janelle C.

Hi Sana,

The cooking time is correct.

Best,
The Milk Street Team

Ronny E.

I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one wondering about this!

Ronny E.

I'm glad to see I wasn't the only one wondering about this!

Jaimie M.

Delicious. My new rissotto fav, the white balsamic was a game changer for not only brightness but sweetness. With the richness of the butter and parm, this was amazing. All the elements would also work great with just a non- instant pot, stirring on the stovetop.

Diana L.

I think the cooking time, or the water is off in this recipe. My rice had water when I opened the lid. I sauté it for additional 3 minutes. This risotto is good even without balsamic vinegar. I tasted it and decided that it did not need anything else. This recipe is amazing because it takes 3 minutes to cook it with hardly any prep work. I have added 1/4 cup of frozen peas after it was cooked. My family went for seconds but it barely enough for 3 people. Next time, I will add only 1 cup of water. Also, double the recipe if you have more people in your family.


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