Quick Start Guide
Instant Pot Electric Pressure Cooker Recipes
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Ligurian Lemon Chicken By Laura Pazzaglia 
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repare the marinade by finely chopping 
together the garlic, rosemary, sage, and 
parsley. Place them in a container and add the 
lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper. Mix well 
and set aside. 
Place the chicken in a deep dish and cover well with the 
marinade. Cover with plastic wrap, and leave to 
marinate in the refrigerator for 2-4 hours. 
Press [Saute] to pre-heat the cooker. When the words 
“Hot” appear on the display add a swirl of olive oil and 
brown the chicken pieces on all sides for about 5 minutes 
and set aside 
 De-glaze the cooker with the wine until it has almost all evaporated (about 3 minutes). 
Add the chicken pieces back in - this time being careful with the order. Put all dark-
meat (wings, legs, thighs) first, and then delicately drape the chicken breasts on top so 
that they do not touch the bottom of the pressure cooker. Pour the marinade left in the 
dish and stock on top.  
Close and lock the lid of the Instant Pot. Press [Manual] and then use the [+] or [-] 
button to choose 12 minutes pressure cooking time. 
When time is up, open the cooker using Quick Pressure Release (see page 5). 
Take the chicken pieces out of cooker and place covered on a serving dish. Reduce 
the liquid in the pressure cooker, by pressing [Saute] to 1/4 of its amount or until it 
becomes thick and pour over chicken. 
To serve, sprinkle with fresh rosemary, olives and fresh lemon slices. Serves 4-6. 
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For Marinade: 
4 Lemons, three juiced and 
one for garnish 
2 Garlic Cloves 
3 sprigs of Fresh Rosemary 
(two for chopping, one for 
garnish) 
2 sprigs of Fresh Sage 
1/2 bunch of Parsley Leaves 
and stems 
4 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil 
salt and pepper 
1 Chicken, cut into 8 parts or 
package of bone-in chicken 
pieces, 
1/2 cup of Dry White Wine 
1 cup stock (or water) 
100g (4oz) Black Gourmet 
Salt-Cured Olives 
(Taggiesche, French, or 
Kalamata) 










