Instant Pot Pizza Pull Apart Bread
I saw a post in a group on Facebook that asked if you could do Instant Pot Pizza pull apart bread, I saw it and accepted the challenge. The results were amazing!
I don’t have the small bundt pan yet, so I used my springform pan with a heat-safe bowl in the middle.
The thing I kept reading was that this needed a dry heat that you get from a conventional oven and that the Instant Pot would be too moist. However because I had already done this Apple Cinnamon Pull Apart Bread, I knew that this was completely doable.
So for this challenge. This was super simple to make and my kids loved it. I should have listened months ago when I was told to get me a pressure cooker and start making recipes because now I just want to cook everything in my instant pot!
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Instant Pot Pizza Pull Apart Bread
Ingredients
- 2 cans pizza dough
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 cups mozzarella cheese
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley chopped
- 4 cloves garlic minced
- 1 pack mini pepperonis
- pizza sauce for dipping
Instructions
- Cut pizza dough into 1-inch strips, then about 1 to 2 inch sections I used a pizza cutter.
- Combine ingredients in a bowl.
- Use your hands to toss all ingredients.
- Put into either springform pan, or bundt pan.
- Add 1 cup of water to the bottom of your ip.
- Drop your pan in.
- Place in the pressure cooker on manual high pressure for 10 minutes and Quick Release.
Kathy Kelley
Friday 18th of October 2019
I used a cake pan. I had to cook on manual high pressure for 20 minutes to get the dough in the middle done.
Mindy Ezell
Saturday 7th of September 2019
Can I use fresh pizza dough like from Publix? Do I mix the dough with all of the ingredients. No sauce added to the dough? What makes it look reddish brown then? Does the dough rise or is it a flat pizza with double dough layers? Thanks! Excited to make this tomorrow!
Erica
Saturday 9th of February 2019
I do not have a bundt or springform pan. Can I use a cake pan?
Jamela Porter
Saturday 9th of February 2019
If it fits. Anything oven safe.
Barb G.
Sunday 14th of January 2018
What size IP do you use and what size was the spring form pan.?? I have all the ingredients but pans too large for my 8 quart IP. So have to go out and buy something that will work. Yours looks nice and crispy..not sure I can achieve that without oven..but will experiment.
Marilyn Simmons
Sunday 4th of February 2018
Silly me. I bought all ingredients then discovered I have no spring form or bundt pans that will fit into my instapot- any idea what oven temp and time to use for conventional cooking?
Jamela Porter
Sunday 14th of January 2018
I have a 6 qt and I use a 7 inch spring form
Chari
Sunday 19th of November 2017
Against my better judgment, I went ahead and made this anyway. Sure enough, the end result was to be expected. Raw and mushy. Doesn’t matter where you live, what altitude you’re in, etc…. This doesn’t work in the Instant Pot. I see from your picture that you used the oven to brown the top; you don’t mention that in the recipe instructions.
Jamela Porter
Sunday 19th of November 2017
I didn't use an oven to brown and it does work.. Which the post proves... It has been made before, by others with no issue. And yes altitude will have an effect on cooking results