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Prep time
5 minutes
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Cook time
25 minutes
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Serves
4
Author Notes
Our Instant Pot bean soup recipe is a hearty meal in digital form.
If you’re on the search for soup ideas, put this one at the top of your list. It mingles tender lentils and chewy ham in a clear, savory, aromatic bath.
Plus, may we remind you that all is brewed inside your Instant Pot while you’re doing basically whatever. The equipment tenderizes the legumes all the way through in just 30 minutes, compressing flavors into each tiny morsel.
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Ingredients
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1/2 ounce
pinto beans
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1/2 ounce
black beans
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1/2 ounce
lentils
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1/2 ounce
split peas
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1 ounce
kidney beans
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2 ounces
chickpeas
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1 tablespoon
olive oil
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1 1/2 ounces
ham
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1 teaspoon
garlic (~ 1 clove, finely chopped)
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2 ounces
onions (finely chopped)
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2 ounces
carrots (diced)
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1 ounce
celery (diced)
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1 ounce
corn
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1
bay leaf
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1 tablespoon
unsalted butter
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2 1/2 cups
unsalted chicken broth
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1/4 teaspoon
salt
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1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
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1 tablespoon
coriander (finely chopped, more if desired)
Directions
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Gather the legumes in a bowl and soak them overnight. Alternatively, you can measure out 16 oz of mixed canned legumes for this recipe, rinse them well, and set aside.
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Select the “sauté” mode on your Instant Pot. Add olive oil, heat it for 1 minute, then sauté the ham in there for 1 minute.
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Add garlic, onion, carrot, and celery. Cook for 3 minutes.
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Add the drained (or rinsed, if you’re using canned) lentils, beans, corn, bay leaf, and butter, and stir around a couple of times.
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Add chicken broth, close the lid, and switch the steam handle to “sealed” position. Select “meat stew” mode and adjust the timer to cook for 25 minutes.
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Place a kitchen towel or a piece of cloth over the valve (so the steam doesn’t get everywhere), and turn the steam handle to “venting” position. Stir in salt and pepper.
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Ladle the soup into serving bowls and sprinkle with a generous amount of coriander.
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