Instant pot porcupine meatball recipes

These Instant Pot Porcupine Meatballs are a modern twist on a classic family recipe! The electric pressure cooker makes cooking these meatballs quick and easy! These porcupine meatballs are made with ground beef, white rice, tomato sauce, and worchestire! Talk about an easy pressure cooker recipe! Make it with me! Porcupine Meatballs Porcupine meatballs get

Instant Pot porcupine meatballs with rice and ground beef or sausage are great appetizers or served with pasta in Ninja Foodi pressure cooker

A family favorite recipe made even quicker in the Instant Pot!

Go retro with porcupine meatballs made with beef and rice, but cooked for just 30 minutes a modern Instant Pot.

Instant Pot Porcupine Meatballs recipe are simple & tasty. With ground beef, rice, & tomato sauce. Pressure cooker Porcupine Meatballs recipe

Porcupine balls were a classic childhood favorite made from a boxed flavored rice mix and beef, garnering their name from the “spikes” coming out of the meatballs. This healthy, low carb Instant Pot porcupine meatball recipe is a twist on this family classic.

Meatballs are always good, and pretty much always in season. Add in a pressure cooking jack of all trades, and you can make something really special. Instant Pot Porcupine Meatballs features ground beef & white rice cooked and coated in a savory tomato based sauce.

Craving some scrumptious homemade meatballs but short on time? 🕒 Check out this super simple Instant Pot Meatballs recipe that'll have your mouth watering in no time! These succulent and savory meatballs are perfect for a quick weeknight dinner or to impress at your next gathering. Save this pin now and thank us later! 😍

I recall making these meatballs many, many years ago. I totally forgot how good they are until I was reintroduced to the recipe by my daughter-in-law’s Mom. Apparently this was a kid favorite…

Chicken Porcupine Meatballs Are you someone that enjoys a good meatball? How about porcupine meatballs? No, I am not talking about ones that are really made from porcupine..lol. They just are called that because they kinda look like a porcupine from having rice in them. Anyways, I have grown up on having porcupine meatballs, butContinue Reading...