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Pressure-Cooked Beef Broth

Makes about 2 quarts

2½ hours 30 minutes active, plus cooling

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For pressure-cooked beef broth, beef shanks and vegetables still are roasted in a hot oven before going into the Instant Pot. But don’t worry, the cooking still takes less than half the time doing it on the stovetop. Dried shiitake mushrooms bring extra meatiness to the broth, but the flavor is full and rich even without them, so leave them out if you prefer. Or add only a few.

Makes about

2 quarts

2½ hours

30 minutes active, plus cooling

Ingredients

  • 3

    pounds bone-in beef shanks (about 1 inch thick)

  • 8

    ounces cremini mushrooms, left whole if small or medium, halved if large

Directions

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