Unboxing Instant Pot 10-in-1 cooker and first cook: Ribs in the Instant Pot

This video shows you the unboxing of all the contents that come with the Instant Pot Ultra 8-qt 10--in-1 cooker. We then walk you through the first cook in the machine. We chose ribs, which took about 22 minutes of time to cook in the pot itself. We then finished the ribs off with some sauce on the grill. This is a very easy tool to use and we show you first hand what to expect in your first cook
Instant Pot Ultra 8 quart : www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...

[@kaykay1265]

I'm a newbie finding you. I'm also new to the instant pot. Great video with step by step instructions to someone who doesn't have a clue and feeling overwhelmed! Than you for this wonderful step by step easy to follow guide!! It's the best! 😃

[@devgill3571]

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[@nathangray8354]

Head Country is my favorite sauce! Thanks for the video!

[@TheVoltronjacko]

Hey Alex. Great video. I've made instant pot ribs before and completely agree that they will do in a pinch but never really replace authentic smoked ribs. Hard to beat ribs in about an hour though.

[@kathyfann]

A crisper Lid Accessory is on the way and should be available with 45 days of this post. Enjoy Your Instant Pot.

[@mixter7x7]

over a year + later - how do you like the cooker ?

[@Scottylockheart]

That looks like a 6 qrt?

[@aldiemincey]

This particular cut of meat, much like the brisket, is best cooked low & slow (250 degrees for 6-8 hrs), to liquefy the connective tissue (e.g., collagen). This ensures a tender, fall-off-the bone consistency. These cuts of meat are never ideal for higher temperature and quick-cook protocols. My favorite feature of the Instant Pot Ultra is the ability to set it for a specific temperature and cooking duration. Ribs/briskets would be best served by cooking/steaming in the Instant Pot Ultra for 6-8 hrs at 165 degrees, sans pressure. Then smoke or broil to your preferred bark. While I understand that your aim was to cook ribs quickly, I didn't want the specific temperature feature of this unit to be overlooked. Great video. Thank you.

[@debcarrothers2923]

Alex...what was the point to all the liquid beer, orange juice etc.? I'm not being sarcastic but that was just a waste. I mean it's not like you're cooking the ribs in it. Probably you would have gotten the same result using water.

[@j.cooper1903]

Deb Carrothers at around 13 mins of the video he tells you what he uses the liquid for.