Y’all… I am kind of obsessed with our new Instant Pot. I know, I know. Old news. I was a late bloomer, apparently.
I hadn’t really used our crock pot very much until this year, but who has all day to wait on that darn thing? I was becoming the queen of forgetting to get it ready in the morning and with 6-8 hours of cook time it was a liiiittttle too late to start by the time hubby got home. 😉
Enter my friend, the Instant Pot.
Even if I’m just cooking chicken in it super quickly, I’m a big fan. But here’s my current favorite go-to comfort food… chicken and noodles! Seriously so easy. If you’re going to use quick release, be sure to throw a towel over it and open it slooowwwly so you don’t spray the liquid out.
Instant Pot Chicken and Noodles
Ingredients
- 2 cans cream of chicken soup
- 30 oz low sodium chicken broth
- 1 stick butter
- 1 lb frozen chicken breasts
- 24 oz frozen egg noodles
- salt and pepper seasoning to taste
Instructions
- Place whole frozen chicken breasts in bottom of pot.
- Add soup, broth, and butter.
- Cook on POULTRY setting for 25 minutes.
- Use quick release slowly if you’re in a hurry, or natural release if you have time
- Carefully pull out and shred chicken.
- Add chicken back to the pot and include egg noodles.
- Stir well and put the lid back on pot.
- Cook on SOUP setting for 5 minutes.
- Quick release and tada!
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This looks amazing!! Quick question though, what if I only had dry egg noodles, would you change the time or liquid amounts?
Good question! I would like to know, as well! I purchase Amish style noodles, that look like the pick, but they are not frozen.
I made this last night and used Amish noodles. I cut the time down to just 3 minutes because I didn’t want my noodles to be mush. I did a quick release and it turned out amazing! It was a hit at my house. Good luck!
Does this turn out fairly thick? When I make chicken and noodles on the stove, I cook it down quite a bit, and we put it on potatoes. I tried one other IP recipe for chicken and noodles and it came out like soup.
It was! And I think the leftovers were even better.