Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup is one of the easiest Instant Pot recipes I have ever made. I started by purchasing some stew meat that was already cut up and tenderized by my local grocery store. I also used a 24 oz bag of frozen mixed vegetables so there was no cutting or chopping required. All I had to do was dump all of the ingredients together in my Instant Pot for a quick weeknight meal!
We use the 8 qt. Instant Pot to prepare all our meals.
We also use a digital cooking thermometer like this. If you have any questions about what temperature something should be cooked at or reheated at you can check out FoodSafety.gov. That’s what we use.
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Please Note- The printable Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup Recipe is at the bottom of the post.
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Can you use frozen vegetables in an Instant Pot?
Yes, you can use frozen vegetables in an Instant Pot. For this recipe we used a 24 oz bag of frozen mixed vegetables. It had a mixture of carrots, corn, green beans, and peas. I was a little hesitant about using the frozen green beans because I was not sure how they would taste. I was pleasantly surprised though. They absorbed all the flavors and tasted great!
How long do you cook frozen vegetables in a pressure cooker (Instant Pot)?
We cooked our frozen vegetables on high pressure along with all of the other ingredients for 20 minutes. Followed by a 10-minute natural pressure release and then completed a quick release of the remaining steam.
Ingredients – Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup
- 24 oz. Bag of Mixed Vegetables
- 3 lb. Beef Stew Meat chopped up
- 5 Cups of Beef Broth
- 1 Tbsp. Nature’s Seasoning Blend
- 1 Tbsp. Tony Chachere’s Seasoning
- 2 Teaspoons Better Than Bouillon Beef Base
- 1 10 oz. Can Rotel with Green Chiles
Instructions – Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup
#1. First, add all of your ingredients into your Instant Pot. Add your beef broth, stew meat, bag of mixed frozen vegetables, 1 can of Rotel with dices Chiles, 1 tbsp. of Nature Seasoning, 1 tbsp. of Tony Chachere’s seasoning, and 2 tsps. of Better Than Bouillon Beef Base.
#2. Next, stir it all together.
#3. Then, close the lid and turn the steam release valve to the “sealing” position.
#4. Next, press the “Pressure Cook” button. Then, press the “Pressure Level” button until you have selected “High Pressure”.
#5. Turn the timer on for 20 minutes. Once pressure builds up, the timer will start counting down.
#6. After the timer has completed let it naturally release pressure for 10 minutes. Then turn the steam release valve to “Venting” for a quick release of the remaining steam. **Warning – The steam is very hot, use a towel to turn the release valve so it does not burn you.
#7. Finally, stir and serve!
Final Thoughts
Thanks so much for visiting The Peculiar Green Rose today! I hope you enjoy your Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup. Here is another soup you might enjoy: Cream of blue cheese soup recipe. Or if you are just really in the mood for more beef and vegetables you can try this delicious beef and vegetable stir fry.
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Dump and Start Instant Pot Beef Vegetable Soup
Equipment
- Instant Pot | Pressure Cooker
Ingredients
- 24 oz. Bag of Mixed Vegetables
- 3 lb. Beef Stew Meat Chopped Up
- 5 cups Beef Broth
- 1 tbsp. Nature's Seasoning Blend
- 1 tbsp. Tony Chachere's Seasoning
- 2 tbsp. Better than Bouillon Beef Base
- 1 10 oz. can Rotel with Green Chiles
Instructions
- First, add all of your ingredients into your Instant Pot. Add your beef broth, stew meat, bag of mixed frozen vegetables, 1 can of Rotel with dices Chiles, 1 tbsp. of Nature Seasoning, 1
tbsp. of Tony Chachere’s seasoning, and 2 tsps. of Better Than Bouillon Beef Base. - Next, stir it all together.
- Then, close the lid and turn the steam release valve to the “sealing” position.
- Next, press the “Pressure Cook” button. Then, press the “Pressure Level” button until you have selected “High Pressure”.
- Turn the timer on for 20 minutes. Once pressure builds up, the timer will start counting down.
- After the timer has completed let it naturally release pressure for 10 minutes. Then turn the steam release valve to “Venting” for a quick release of the remaining steam. **Warning – The steam is very hot, use a towel to turn the release valve so it does not burn you.
- Finally, stir and serve!