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Sesame Chicken
Zuppa Toscana
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Zuppa Toscana translates to “soup in the style of Tuscany,”
though the addition of cream makes this an Americanized
version. I used to make it over the stove, but seriously, who
can wait that long? I don’t regret the time I used to put into it;
it’s how I perfected this recipe. This soup is loaded with spicy
Italian sausage, fresh kale, and russet potatoes in a creamy
broth, and with the Instant Pot®, it’s super easy to make.
Everyone loves it, so you’ll want to stock up.
| Prep Time | 5 minutes |
| Cook Time | 20 minutes |
| Servings |
4 servings
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Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 pound italian sausage casings removed
- 2 garlic cloves minced
- 1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 low-sodium chicken broth
14-ounce can - 2 large russet potatoes halved and cut into
1/4-inch -thick slices - 4 cups Water
- 2 cups chopped kale
- fine sea salt
- ground black pepper
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 6 bacon slices cooked and cut into bite-size pieces
- 6 bacon slices cooked and cut into bite-size pieces
Ingredients
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Instructions
SAUTÉ THE VEGETABLES.
- Select Sauté and adjust the heat to Medium. Add the oil to the inner cooking pot. When hot, add the onion and sausage and sauté for 5 minutes, breaking up the sausage. Add the garlic and red pepper flakes and stir.
ADD THE REMAINING INGREDIENTS.
- Add the chicken broth and stir to release any onion pieces that may have stuck to the bottom. Stir in the potatoes and water. Scatter the kale on top of the liquid in the pot. Season with salt and pepper.
PRESSURE COOK.
- Lock the lid into place and turn the valve to “sealing.” Select Manual or Pressure Cook and adjust the pressure to High. Set the time for 15 minutes. When cooking ends, carefully turn the valve to “venting” to quick release the pressure.
Finish The Soup
- Unlock and remove lid and stir in the cream. Heat Through, then stir in the bacon.
Julee Morrison is a blogger, mother of six, who lives in the foothills of Virginia with their two dogs.
Her first book The Instant Pot® College Cookbook: 75 Quick and Easy Meals that Taste Like Home celebrates her family recipes, and making quick meals everyone will love.
Her writing has appeared on The Huffington Post, Scary Mommy, Pop Sugar, SheKnows, Yahoo Shine, Love What Matters, Ellen Nation, and her recipes have been featured on Bon Appetite, SparkPeople, and The Huffington Post.
Find Julee online at MommysMemorandum.com.
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Is part of the recipe missing? It ends with the pressure cooking of the potatoe and kale….do you just finish with the cream and garnish with bacon?
Recipe is not complete.
Thank you!
The recipe has been updated. You will be adding the cream and bacon after pressure cooking is complete.
This turned out much thinner than any zuppa toscana that I have made before, but I really appreciated how quick it was to throw together. The flavor was good, just not as much “substance” as I am used to with this dish. Thanks for sharing!