Instant Pot Shredded Chicken - 3 Ways

[@datpspguy]

thank you, its prime day and was looking at an instant pot to make this exact meal and I'm sold. thank you

[@Leelalicious]

Perfect!

[@healthhollow7218]

Wow!! I am simply amazed watching you use a mixer to shred the chicken! That is a wonderful hack! Thank you 🙏😊

[@texasproud1721]

AI made chicken tacos using your recipe!! Family LOVED it!! I agree with Alex Proctor. I never thought to use hand mixer to shred chicken!!!

[@lady4kalamity]

I never thought to use my hand mixer to shred the chicken.. nice tip 😁

[@Leelalicious]

YES! So quick & easy. Love to hear that one more person learnt this awesome trick :D

[@tanmay_6363]

@@Leelalicious i have tried this before the recipes are awful😂😂

[@NNight-uh3kt]

Looks excellent. Thanks for sharing.

[@Leelalicious]

You are very welcome. Enjoy!

[@robertllawrencejr5503]

Great video thanks!

[@Leelalicious]

Glad you liked it!

[@Beloved00007]

Some folks say you need water for it to come to pressure... does it work with just bbq sauce on top??

[@Leelalicious]

I do use water at the bottom. With that 1/3 cup of water, and the liquid released from the onions, chicken, and BBQ sauce I've never had a problem getting the pot to pressurize. If you think your pot might need more water, use up to 1 cup. But then I would recommend to reduce the cooking liquid significantly on the sauté setting after pressure cooking, before adding it to the chicken for shredding.

[@Blownsmokecateting]

That's light seasoing for real lol

[@EchoSigma6]

It would have been helpful to see the use of thighs on the video since the recipe options for it, all 3 segments were breast parts. Not sure how the dark meat looks and finishes after cooking along with differences in taste/texture compared to white meat. Also, I wonder if drumsticks with the skin removed would work since this is the cheapest part of the chicken?

[@Leelalicious]

Thighs and drumsticks work will with these recipes. The only difference is, I cook those for around 20-25 minutes for tender, fall-apart texture

[@EchoSigma6]

Leelalicious Thanks for the response, drumsticks goes on sale at $.79 per pound so this helps to keep us fed. You’re doing a good thing.