During any celebration or family gathering, it’s helpful to have a few pressure cooker recipes ready when your food prep time and space in the oven are both limited. From homemade cheesecake to chocoflan, try something a little extra special and everyone will be talking about how your dessert was the highlight of the event.
1. Cheesecake
Fresh, homemade cheesecake will delight family and friends. You can serve it year round and adapt it with a seasonal flavor like fresh berries in the summer, pumpkin cheesecake in the fall, or top it off with peppermint whip cream and crushed peppermint candies in the winter.
Because cheesecake is a custard, moist, even heat will keep it from tasting dry or rubbery as well as prevent cracking. A water bath in the oven is one way to get to smooth, silky cheesecake perfection, but can be a little intimidating. That’s why Pressure Cooker Strawberry Cheesecake is your secret weapon. The Quick Cooker gently steams the creamy dessert. Use the sear setting to make a strawberry sauce while your cheesecake cools in the fridge.
2. Pudding
Chocolate pudding isn’t just a mix from a box. When you make Pressure Cooker Chocolate Pudding from scratch, it’s a rich dessert that will impress your guests. Usually, homemade pudding needs low heat and a lot of stovetop supervision to thicken to the right consistency. A pressure cooker does all the work for you.
Test Kitchen Tip: Let your pressure-cooked pudding set up in the fridge for three hours or overnight. It’s a good make-ahead dessert for a party. Make it in the morning and have it ready to serve with dinner that night.
3. Chocoflan
This dessert will make you feel like a magician because the custard starts on the bottom then magically flips to the top as the cake cooks. Chocoflan is traditionally made with a water bath in the oven like a cheesecake. That gentle, moist heat keeps the flan from drying out. But this Pressure Cooker Chocoflan is perfect for big, family events because it’s a showstopping cake mix hack, and it doesn’t take up space in the oven.
4. Bundt Cakes
If pumpkin pie is the good-to dessert at your family get-togethers, try this reinvention of the classic pumpkin and spice flavors as a Bundt cake. This cake mold is designed for our pressure cooker helps you create this Pressure Cooker Pumpkin Cream Cheese Bundt Cake for any occasion. The cream cheese layer cooks perfectly in the consistent, precise heat that a pressure cooker provides.
5. Cobbler
A cobbler is cozy, comfort-food that fits as easily on a holiday buffet table as it does at a summer potluck. To elevate this dessert, make individual servings with this Pressure Cooker Berry Cobbler Cakes recipe. It only takes about 30 minutes to make.
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