Instant Pot No Drain Mashed Potatoes

These Instant Pot No Drain Mashed Potatoes are about the quickest and easiest way to make delicious potatoes for dinner or gathering.

Made with Yukon gold potatoes, garlic, and butter, these potatoes are creamy and buttery, making them a perfect and simple comfort food.

What are no drain potatoes?

No drain potatoes are mashed potatoes made in a pressure cooker that uses the added liquid to soften the potatoes and make them creamy.

I like that these mashed potatoes can be made in about 10 minutes using a pressure cooker.

Have you tried my Air Fryer Porterhouse Steak recipe?

That Air Fryer Porterhouse Steak is a delicious recipe for tender and juicy steak this is cooked to perfection in about 20 minutes. Both these mashed potatoes and that steak would go nicely when served together (a quick and easy steak and potato meal!).

To make this recipe you will need a potato peeler and a potato masher. You can find potato peelers here and potato mashers here.

Why we love pressure cooker mashed potatoes.

This is about the easiest way to make mashed potatoes and quickly. The mashed potatoes are creamier than most others thanks to this recipe being a 'no drain' recipes.

Here is what else we like about this recipe.

• The potatoes are filled with buttery goodness.
• This recipe is made with just five ingredients.
• The ingredients used to make this recipe are inexpensive and common ingredients that you may already have on hand.
• Personalizing this recipe is as easy as adding in Homemade Ranch Seasoning or stirring in some grated cheese.
• You can make this recipe about anywhere that you can plug in a pressure cooker.
• Leftovers taste amazing the next day cold or warm!

Ingredients needed to make Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes.

• Yukon Gold Potatoes. You potatoes should be peeled and then cut into bite sized pieces (about an inch to an inch and a half).
• Chicken Broth. Really, any kind of broth can be used for moisture and flavor.
• Butter. You can the butter into chunks for better melting.
• Garlic. Your garlic should be minced.
• Milk. For creamier potatoes you can used half and half or cream.
• Seasonings as desired. This can include salt and pepper. I have homemade seasoning blends here.

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Tips for making the best Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes.

When selecting potatoes, select starchy potatoes that are able to hold up to pressure cooking. Russet potatoes and yukon gold potatoes are my go-to potatoes for a recipe such as this one.

More helpful tips for you.

1. When slicing up your potatoes, slice them into uniform one inch sized pieces to ensure even pressure cooking.
2. If desired you can a small amount of seasoning to the potatoes before cooking them. You can then adjust the flavor after they have pressure cooked with more accurate seasoning.
3. Your potatoes are done pressure cooking when they are fork-tender.
4. Carefully mash the potatoes while they are still warm. Waiting for them to cool down will make it harder to mash.
5. If your potatoes seem too thick for your liking while you are mashing them, you can stir in additional butter or milk.
6. Lastly, use a potato masher or ricer rather than a blender or food processor as blenders and food processors can over-mix the potatoes and make them gummy in texture. Some folks like to use a hand mixer at a low speed but, that can get a bit messy.

How to make Instant Pot No Drain Mashed Potatoes

Prep Time: 10 minutes .
Pressure Cook Time: 10 minutes .
Servings: 10 .

1. Potatoes. Prepare your potatoes as indicated and then place them into your pressure cooker. Pour your broth over the potatoes and then set the valve to sealing and program the electric pressure cooker to “manual” or “pressure cook” for five minutes.
2. Release. Once your cooking cycle has completed you can perform a quick release. However, do not drain the potatoes.
3. Mash. Carefully mash your potatoes using a potato masher or potato ricer.
4. Remaining. While your mashed potatoes are still warm, stir in your butter. Once the butter has fully melted you can add the garlic and seasonings followed by your milk (or cream).

Expert Tip 👉 To make chunkier mashed potatoes do not completely mash your potatoes. You can also stir in sour cream and chopped chives for more flavor.

How to store mashed potatoes.

Once your mashed potatoes have fully cooled, they should be stored in an airtight container. When properly stored, mashed potatoes should keep for up to a few days but, they may be a bit dry (you can gently heat them with butter or milk stirred in). Frozen potatoes can last for up to a few months.

You may also be interested in these instant pot recipes.

• Instant Pot Chili Mac Recipe
• Instant Pot Buffalo Chicken Dip
• Instant Pot Barbecue Pork Loin
• Instant Pot Stuffed Peppers
• Instant Pot Honey Sesame Chicken (with video)
• Instant Pot Chicken Wings (video)

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Instant Pot No Drain Mashed Potatoes a delicious side dish potato recipe made in a pressure cooker in less than 10 minutes.

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