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Instant Pot Egg Bites!

These are my FAVORITE Egg Bite molds and they are quite useful and make many delicious things in my instant pot!!  I have utilized these to make egg bites, and mini brownies (I have serious lack of self control when it comes to sweets, so these molds are PERFECT!!!).  These molds fit in both the 6qt and the 8qt. 
8qt instant pot
6qt instant pot



















Egg bites CAN be frozen and re-heated!  I usually make 4 molds worth of egg bites and freeze 2 of the 4.  If I remember (ha!!!) I try and pull them out the night before to defrost a bit in the fridge.  If I don't, 2-3 minutes on defrost is all I need to warm them up.  If they are completely defrosted, I usually do 45 seconds in the microwave.

HOW DO YOU MAKE THESE DELICIOUS EGG BITES YOU ASK??

Ingredients: 
12 eggs beaten
1 package bacon, cut and cooked on stove
Green onion
Shredded Cheese

Directions:
1. Add 1-2 cups of water to your Instant pot
2. Fill molds first with a sprinkle of shredded cheese, add a bacon and green onion (sub. Ingredients like sausage, mushrooms, spinach... whatever you like to eat!)
3. Add spoonful of egg to each mold
4. Top with more shredded cheese
5. Place in Instant pot (on trivet that came with instant pot for easier removal)
6. I stacked with this (also great for hard boiling eggs!)
7. Seal and cook on manual for 8 minutes
8. NPR ~8-10 minutes
9. Remove and let cool for 10 minutes before removing from mold

 
Previously frozen (ice crystals on the lid)
Ready to put the lid on and cook!




Even Kaleo approves!

Have questions?  Please feel free to leave a comment below!

Related items: 
8qt instant pot  
6qt instant pot
8qt extra inner pot
6qt extra inner pot

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