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Tender thin-sliced beef in a flavorful sauce with tender broccoli. Serve this Instant Pot Beef and Broccoli recipe over rice for a complete dinner idea.
In a mixing bowl combine the soy sauce, beef broth, sesame oil, ground ginger, brown sugar, and red pepper flakes. Mix everything together well, set the bowl aside.
Cut the broccoli into florets and set aside.
Cut the onion into thin half-moon shapes. If using fresh garlic press or finely mince the garlic. I used the minced garlic in a jar.
Cut the meat into thin slices against the grain.
Press the sauté button on the front of the Instant Pot. When it reads HOT add the olive oil into the inner pot.
Add half of the thin-sliced beef into the inner pot. Cook for 2 minutes on both sides just to brown them. Do not fully cook the meat. Remove the first half of the meat to a plate.
After browning the rest of the meat. Add the first batch of meat along with the onion and garlic into the inner pot. Cook for 2 more minutes
Turn the sauté button off. Give the sauce one more mix then add it into the inner pot. Give the beef, onion, garlic, and sauce a stir.
Place the lid on the Instant Pot, turn the steam release knob to sealing. Press the pressure cook button and adjust the -+ button to 10 minutes. (make sure to cook on high pressure)
Once the cooking time is up let the Instant Pot do a natural release for 5 minutes. Then release the remaining steam. When the pin drops remove the lid from the Instant Pot.
While the Instant Pot is doing the natural release mix the corn starch and water together.
Pour in the corn starch slurry and add the broccoli florets into the inner pot.
Place the lid back onto the Instant Pot and turn the steam release knob to sealing. Press the pressure cook button and adjust the -+ button to 1 minute.
When cooking time is up do a quick release.
Stir the ingredients and serve over rice.
Naturalional values may vary depending on the ingredients used.
To help cut sodium I used less sodium soy sauce.
The broccoli will have a bit of crunch to it being cooked for 1 minute. If you like tender broccoli you could cook for 2 minutes in the Instant Pot.
I have also cooked the broccoli on the stovetop. When I do that then I just add in the corn starch slurry and mix in the broccoli. Omitting the extra minute of cook time in the end. The slurry will thicken the sauce up perfectly without the extra cooking time.