Name: Instant Pot Congee Recipe
Total time: 55 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: Singaporean

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Congee is a rice porridge made with many different variations all over asia. It is extremely comforting and is the perfect recipe for cold winter days or when you need some extra comfort. It is often given to those who are feeling ill as it contains easy to digest ingredients that are also nutritious. We made a chicken version with delicious fried shallots and soft-boiled eggs, but there are so many possibilities for different toppings. You can also easily make this vegetarian and vegan with just a few simple tweaks. 

How to make Instant Pot Congee Recipe

Leah Maroney

Crawler

Singaporean

<p>Congee is a rice porridge made with many different variations all over asia. It is extremely comforting and is the perfect recipe for cold winter days or when you need some extra comfort. It is often given to those who are feeling ill as it contains easy to digest ingredients that are also nutritious. We made a chicken version with delicious fried shallots and soft-boiled eggs, but there are so many possibilities for different toppings. You can also easily make this vegetarian and vegan with just a few simple tweaks. </p>

Jasmine Rice

Ginger

Cloves Garlic

Green Onions

Whole chicken legs

Chicken Broth

Shallots

Vegetable Oil

step 1

step 2

Add the sesame oil to the insert of the instant pot add the garlic, ginger, and the whites of the scallions. Press the saute button and saute for 2 to 3 minutes or until the oil has heated and the aromatics have become fragrant. 

step 3

Add the rice to the instant pot and pour in the chicken broth, then add the chicken legs to the pot. Stir gently. 

step 4

Put the lid on top, set to seal and cook at high pressure for 30 minutes. Naturally release for 20 minute, then if there's any pressure remaining you can finish releasing the steam manually. Or if your instant pot has the porridge setting, simply press the porridge setting and allow the pot to reduce pressure naturally. 

step 5

While the congee is cooking, prepare the crispy shallots. Slice the shallots thinly and add them to the cold oil in a heavy bottomed pan. Heat on medium high heat, stirring frequently until all of the shallots are crispy. Remove them with a slotted spoon and place them on a paper towel lined plate to drain. 

step 6

Remove the lid from the instant pot. Remove the chicken bones and chicken pieces from the pot. Discard the bones. 

step 7

If you want the congee thicker you can set the pot to the saut setting and stir constantly until it reaches your desired thickness. Shred the chicken. Stir the shredded chicken back into the congee. 

step 8

Divide the congee among four bowls. Add the soft-boiled eggs, crispy shallots, sliced green onions, and a dash of fish sauce to each bowl. Top with any of your other favorite toppings. 

step 9

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