Ham hock instant pot recipes

This Pressure Cooker Split Pea Soup with Smoked Ham Hock is a deliciously hearty way to warm up during the cold fall and winter months. Dried green split peas combine with a simple blend of carrots, celery, and onions seasoned with garlic, thyme, bay, and a pinch of red pepper flakes in your electric pressure cooker. Everything cooks down together with a rich smoked ham hock until it's fall-off-the-bone tender. The resulting soup is thick and hearty, with rich chunks of smoked ham -- perfect…

You might think these ham hock recipes are all full of Southern charm, but did you know we Northerners know our way around a hock too? Let me show you!

Cooking ham hocks in the Instant Pot is amazingly simple. I discovered that fact after deciding to use *ham hocks from the freezer in Instant Pot ham and potato soup. That soup was also amazing simple, delicious and believe it or not, dairy free. The recipe can be found at this link. Ham Hocks in […]

This Ham Hocks and Beans recipe is made using any white beans including pinto or navy. The meal is seasoned to perfection using smoked ham hocks and paired with classic cornbread.

How To Cook Ham Hocks In Instant Pot If you're a fan of hearty, flavorful dishes, then cooking ham hocks in an Instant Pot is a must-try recipe. The Instant P

Ham hocks, like many pork products, are best cooked until they are falling off the bone. While this can be accomplished in a roaster or a stockpot, the simplest way to cook ham hocks is in a pressure cooker.

Instant Pot Ham and Beans are ready in 2 hours and using leftover ham makes them extra delicious and filling.

What happens when you stick several Spray Creek pork hocks in the instant pot or slow-cooker with a few litres of water? Magic! Well, really what happens is you get two things: 1. The perfectl…

Whip up a tasty Instant Pot ham with this foolproof recipe! Coat the ham in a tangy glaze of mustard, orange juice, and brown sugar, then cook in the Instant Pot for a main dish bursting with smoky, juicy flavors. If you like, swap out orange juice for pineapple juice. Enjoy with your favorite sides, and be sure to use every bit of the leftovers in other flavor-packed dishes. #instantpotham #hamintheinstantpot #idonthavetimeforthat #instantpothamrecipe

These smokey ham hock pinto beans are off the charts authentically delicious! They’re made with my WV roots and love. The ham hock seasoning is divine! #hamhockpintobeans #pintobeans

Savor the rich, smoky flavors of Southern pinto beans with ham hocks— hearty dish slow-cooked to perfection and full of down-home charm

Slow cooker greens with ham hocks is a classic Southern dish that can be served any night of the week. You can also make this easy greens recipe in your Instant Pot. Instead of cooking the greens on the stove-top like my Mother always does, here I will show you how to make greens in your slow cooker or Instant Pot. It's amazingly easy!

Instant Pot Ham Hock and Bean Soup is a hearty classic you can make with smoky ham hocks or a meaty ham bone. This pressure cooker ham hock and beans soup recipe has great flavor! simplyhappyfoodie.com, instapot soup, instant pot ham, instant pot beans, instant pot dinner ideas, Hamhocks and Beans Soup recipe

Best way of how to cook ham hocks is here! Use your Crockpot with beans for a soup and it becomes a hearty one pot meal. Don't waste these, they have tons of smoked flavor!

Whip up the easiest, most flavorful instant pot pinto beans you’ll ever taste. Adding a ham hock imparts incredible smoky flavor while adding a silky texture.

This hearty and flavorful white bean and ham hock soup might be the simplest comfort meal you can make.

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If you are a person who loves Southern cooking, you will love this easy recipe for Slow Cooker Pinto Beans with Ham Hock. In the South, or at least in my house, we refer to them as brown beans. Either way, they are delicious!

Fork tender braised pork hocks, drizzled with a reduced wine and stock au jus served over creamy cheesy grits! In an attempt to come up with cost effective and also interesting meals, we like to poke around the supermarket and look for foods that might be a little outside our wheelhouse You never know when… Continue reading →