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It's a hands-off, one-pot winner meal any night of the week!
When you want to make a summer weeknight dinner special, what do you do? Do you take the meal outdoors with grilled burgers? You probably don't want to heat up the kitchen with a meal made with many pots and lots of heat, and you're likely also looking for a recipe that you can get on the table fast.
A good, old-fashioned shrimp boil might seem best suited to grand get-togethers (read: weekends) with company, but our Instant Pot Shrimp Boil is weeknight dinner-friendly and speedy to boot—not to mention it leaves you with minimal cleanup. Skip the steam bath and take this seafood dinner to the countertop. With the help of your multicooker, you can get this special meal on the table in about an hour, and the only prep work you have to do is slice some vegetables and sausage, measure seasonings, and crack open a jar of your favorite cocktail sauce. Then, relax or catch up on laundry while the Instant Pot does the work. Here's what you need to know about making this fun weeknight dinner.
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Instant Pot Shrimp Boil Is One of Our Favorite Summer Dinners and We Think You Should Make It, Too
When you want to make a summer weeknight dinner special, what do you do? Do you take the meal outdoors with grilled burgers? You probably don't want to heat up the kitchen with a meal made with many pots and lots of heat, and you're likely also looking for a recipe that you can get on the table fast.
A good, old-fashioned shrimp boil might seem best suited to grand get-togethers (read: weekends) with company, but our Instant Pot Shrimp Boil is weeknight dinner-friendly and speedy to boot—not to mention it leaves you with minimal cleanup. Skip the steam bath and take this seafood dinner to the countertop. With the help of your multicooker, you can get this special meal on the table in about an hour, and the only prep work you have to do is slice some vegetables and sausage, measure seasonings, and crack open a jar of your favorite cocktail sauce. Then, relax or catch up on laundry while the Instant Pot does the work. Here's what you need to know about making this fun weeknight dinner.
Continued below.
Instant Pot Shrimp Boil Is One of Our Favorite Summer Dinners and We Think You Should Make It, Too
