Instant Pot Ribs Recipe (VIDEO)
Instant Pot Ribs is the easiest way to achieve tender, juicy ribs. Whether you’re using baby back ribs or pork loin ribs, pressure cooking tenderizes the meat in a fraction of the time so you can enjoy homemade ribs even on busy weeknights.
Our Smoked Ribs take about 7 hours from start to finish and Baked BBQ Ribs take more than 2 1/2 hours, cooked low and slow in the oven. This recipe requires no marinating time and is done in around 45 minutes. P.S. you can even use frozen ribs!
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Instant Pot Ribs Recipe:
The ingredients here are simple: ribs (baby back ribs or pork loin ribs), apple juice, cider vinegar, seasoning salt, dry rub and of course bbq sauce. If you’re feeling adventurous, add half a teaspoon of liquid smoke to add that smoked element to your ribs. The instant pot makes the magic happen – amazingly fast with excellent results.
Instant Pots save time and have consistent results for corn on the cob, instant pot boiled eggs and dulce de leche. This Instant Pot Ribs recipe is sure to become a new favorite for you.
What is the Best BBQ Sauce for Ribs?
We love sweet bbq sauce for ribs because it caramelizes on the ribs when they are finished off. If you have a favorite bbq sauce you would recommend, I’d love to hear from you in a comment below. A couple of our family favorites include:
- Stubbs (Sweet and Sticky) – this has good ingredients, is inexpensive and I feel good about consuming it. We keep a steady supply on hand of Stubbs BBQ Sauce.
- Sweet Baby Rays – the flavor is excellent but it does contain high fructose corn syrup.
How to Prepare Baby Back Ribs:
Start by prepping your ribs. Baby Back Ribs and Pork Loin ribs typically already have the silver skin on the meat side trimmed and the membrane on the boney side removed. If they are present, use a small knife to loosen it at the corner and a paper towel to help grip and pull it off of the ribs. You want to remove that so the flavors can penetrate the ribs. If you want a visual, check out this photo tutorial from Weber.
How to Make Instant Pot Baby Back Ribs:
The process for making instant pot ribs is truly easy:
- Rub the ribs with seasoning salt and BBQ Dry Rub.
- Combine apple juice, vinegar, 1/3 cup bbq sauce and liquid smoke (if using) in the instant pot.
- Coil the ribs inside the pot, cover and cook on high pressure 25 minutes followed by a 10-minute natural pressure release.
- Remove ribs, brush with BBQ sauce and broil or grill 5 minutes
To Finish Ribs on the Grill:
Preheat the grill to 350-400˚F. Place the bbq sauce smothered ribs directly on preheated grill, cover, and grill 5 minutes.
To Finish Ribs in the Air Fryer:
Cut rack in half, smother with bbq sauce as usual and place both halves side by side in the air fryer basket for 4 min on high.
What to Serve with Ribs:
These saucy bbq ribs are perfect with just about any side dish. Some of our favorites include:
- Mashed Potatoes – so creamy, they don’t need gravy
- Coleslaw – super easy salad with creamy dressing
- Egg Salad – simple and satisfying
- Avocado Corn Salad – always gets rave reviews
- Soft Dinner Rolls – use leftover rolls and pork to make sliders the next day.
Can I Use Frozen Ribs?
Frozen ribs can be used following the same recipe. Before freezing ribs, cut them into thirds (so they fit into the instant pot later since they won’t be able to coil) and add the dry rub before freezing. Dry rub won’t adhere if you try to put it over frozen ribs.
More (Top Rated) Easy Dinner Recipes:
These easy dinner ideas are perfect for busy weeknights and are so much better (and usually healthier) than going out to eat.
- Chicken Fried Rice – use leftover rib meat to make it!
- Chicken Parmesan – an easy crowd-pleaser
- Philly Cheesesteaks (the real way)
- Beef and Broccoli – better than takeout
- Salisbury Steak – with mushroom gravy
Watch Natasha Make Instant Pot Ribs:
This really is the fastest and easiest way to make ribs that we have discovered and the results are mouthwatering good!
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Instant Pot Ribs
Ingredients
- 3 lb baby back ribs or pork loin ribs
- 6 cups apple juice
- ¼ cup apple cider vinegar
- ½ tsp liquid smoke optional
- 1 tbsp. seasoning salt (Johnny's or Lawry's)
- 2 Tbsp BBQ dry rub
- 2/3 cup sweet BBQ sauce divided
Instructions
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Pat dry the rack of ribs with a paper towel and rub on your dry ingredients on both sides.
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In the Instant Pot, combine apple juice, vinegar, liquid smoke and 1/3 cup of bbq sauce.
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Coil the rack of ribs inside the with the bone-side facing the center. Ribs should all be partially submerged. Cook on high pressure for 25 min followed by a 10 min natural pressure release before manually releasing remaining pressure.
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Using two sets of tongs, carefully transfer ribs to a rimmed baking sheet lined with a wire rack with the meat side up. Brush the top and sides with the remaining 1/3 cup bbq sauce. Broil in the center of the oven on high for 4-5 min*. Remove from the oven and let rest for 5-10 min before serving. Serve with more bbq sauce if desired.
Recipe Notes
*To Finish Ribs on the Grill: Preheat the grill to 350-400˚F. Place ribs directly on preheated grill, cover, and grill 5 min.
*To Finish Ribs in the Air Fryer: Cut rack in half and place both halves side by side in the air fryer basket for 4 min on high.
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My family loves this recipe and I make it often. One thing I would recommend is to use “extra meaty” baby back ribs if you can find them. Otherwise taking them out of the pot in one piece can be difficult. But they still taste awesome! 😉
That’s great info to share, Kim. Thanks for sharing that with us and for your excellent feedback.
Hi natasha. This recipe only for porks can I use same recipe for lamb
Hi Samia, I haven’t tested lamb for this recipe to advise if this same process would work the same way. If you do an experiment, please share with us how it goes.
Hi Natasha I only have 3 quartz of Instant pot. I know you use the 6 quartz.
Hi Jess, I haven’t tested this in a 3 quart pot.
How long in a crock pot or air fryer? Thanks.
Hi, you can finish the ribs on the grill or air fryer (see instructions in the post), but putting them in the crockpot would be a little different and I don’t have a tutorial for that yet.
Fantastic ribs!! My first cokking them in instant pot .They were falling off the bone trying to get t hem out of the pot :). Will definitely do this again!!
Love it! Thanks for sharing your experience with us, we appreciate it!
I can’t find your recipe for the rub! HELP
Hi Ginger, we use this dry rub (listed in the recipe) HERE. I hope that helps.
Best ever ribs recipe! So quickly and easy way to make the tender and juicy ribs that even my vegetarian-like son likes it. Thanks Natasha!
That’s so great! It sounds like you have a new favorite!
I tried this recipe for Father’s Day and was really nervous that it wasn’t going to come out great. But it was perfect!! Just some mashed potatoes and lunch was ready!!
Love it! Thanks for sharing that with us and I hope you love every recipe that you try.
Natasha, We LOVE this rib recipe! Making it again today for the fifth time. Thanks for helping me be proficient with the Instant Pot.
Wow sounds like this is going to be one of your favorites!
Our family just spent the time in quarantine cooking your recipes. We love each one we have tried. Hands down your broiled lobster and beef tenderloin are our favorites. I was never taught to cook by my mom and have struggled. Now at 51 years old, I am hearing comments that I am an amazing cook. Thanks to you! We like to joke what is”Natasha” cooking tonight?! Thank you again for changing my life! Family of 7, eating great because of your recipes
That is so awesome, Mendi. Thank you for much for sharing that with us, it helps inspire me to create more recipes and more videos for everyone!
How can I double this recipe?
Hi, I haven’t tested that but you would probably need a larger instant pot. I would double the rub and keep the liquid amount the same.
Hello Natasha!! I made this recipe recently along with your creamy mash potatoes as my husband said they were perfection.
Quick question. I want to double recipe and make two racks for fathers day coming up. Is that possible or do i have to cook them separately? Afraid the one rack would be cold by the time there second one is ready. Do I double liquid in the 6qt instant pot? I know I’ll double the rub for the ribs. What about cook time?
Thank you
Hi Jacquelyn, I looked through the comments and on of our readers posted the following: “I used your recipe tonight with a few changes. I did two racks. I added 10 minutes to the cooking time and 3 minutes to NPR and broiled for 6 minutes after slathering with Sweet Baby Ray’s Honey Barbecue sauce. Five stars from the guests!” I hope this helps!
Thank you for the response. I have one more question. I noticed looking up other instant pot ribs recipes that others don’t use as much liquid as your recipe and they use a trivet versus submerging in liquid. Have you tested ribs in that cooking method as well? I’m curious why most others use a trivet and less liquid.
Thank you!!
Hi Jacquelyn, we haven’t tested it that way but if you experiment, please let me know how it goes.
Natasha you rule! Made these ribs tonight and had a VERY happy husband! I’ve been very Leary of my Instant Pot after trying a chicken when I first got the pot. (Not So Good)
BUT I saw your Recipe last night and decided to give it a try! The best! Thank you!
You’re welcome! I’m so happy you enjoyed that!
These were a big hit in my house! Easy and delicious. I’ve been following your recipes for a few months now and everything I’ve made has been amazing!
That’s just awesome! Thank you for sharing that with me, Sarah!
Can I use orange juice instead of apple juice?
Hi Diane, I haven’t tested that with orange juice to advise. If you experiment please let me know how you like that.
Can I follow this recipe with beef ribs?
I haven’t tested that but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe, Diana!
I made the sticky ribs tonight! Wow they were amazing everyone was impressed.. Thank you love your recipes..
Yay so happy to hear that, Thanks for sharing Helen!
Could this same recipe work in a slow cooker?
Hi Ron, I haven’t tested that but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.
Making these for the second time tonight per the request of two (out of three) of my kids. My youngest isn’t much into meat, but two of my kids really love these easy ribs. First time, I finished them off in the oven. Tonight I am going to finish them on the charcoal grill. Pairing them with baked French-fried potatoes.
Sounds like a great plan! I’m sure your kids will be happy to see this dish on your dining table. Enjoy!
Thank you, Natasha. My kids love looking through your blog as much as I do (and watching your fun videos).
How much apple juice and vinegar did you use?
Hi Stephanie, I have that listed specifically in the recipe card above.
Thank you. I over looked it. Also if I want to double this recipe can I use the same amount of liquid or do I double the liquid as well?
Hi Stephanie, if doubling the ribs, I would double the rub. If using a larger instant pot, I would keep the liquid amount the same.
Hi Natasha! I’m going to try this recipe tonight…so excited!! Had 1 question… I have an 8qt instant pot, do I need to double liquids?
Hi Veronica, I haven’t tested this in a 8qt pot. You may need more if the liquid in the recipe doesn’t fill the minimum requirement of the pot.
I do not have apple juice. I do have apple cider. Do you have a substitute for apple juice? I have chicken broth and beef broth. Would you anticipate either of these altering quality or taste negatively? Excited to try this.
Hi Nicole, I haven’t tested those but I think they should work fine. I don’t see why not. I hope you love the recipe!
We use Chars Country Dips & Seasonings (Rib Rub or Winner Winner Chicken Dinner) they are both Amazing
Thank you for sharing that with us!
Ribs are great instead pot is so easy
Isn’t it amazing how easy it is!
Why so much liquid?
Hi Inez, the liquid proportions are correct – it’s just a different method. We prefer this method and always get great results. The apple juice and cider vinegar tenderize and add great flavor.
My 10 y/o daughter made these for dinner tonight. The recipe is so easy and absolutely delicious. I’ve passed it along to other friends. AMAZING turnout. We even put 4 racks instead of 3 in the instant pot. Fall off the clean bone ribs!
That’s so great! It sounds like you have a new favorite!
I made this tonight. it came together so easily. The flavor was really amazing and I like how the BBQ sauce caramelizes on the ribs under the broiler.
Thanks for another great recipe.
Glad to know that Kat. Thank you so much for sharing your good experience with us. I love it!
Made it last night and it turned out great! Everybody loved it. Very flavorful.
That’s so awesome Kelly! Thank you for that wonderful review.
I am just wondering that if I use a regular Pressure Cooker would the cook times be the same? I do plan on getting an InstaPot later.
Hi Phillip, I imagine the cooking time should be the same. I’d love to know how you like this using a regular pressure cooker.
This is an amazing recipe. This situation has my 80 year old mom feeling depressed. She wasn’t really eating and we were quite worried. I made these ribs and she ate with gusto! She even had 2nds! Thank you so much!
I’m so glad she enjoyed these ribs Tina!
I pretty much followed your recipe and the rack came out so tender and tasted so good. This was so easy. Several racks could be done over a couple hours for a large number of guests. I wonder if they would hold together if I left the membrane on the back?
Hi Suzanne, if the ribs were falling apart, it could be due to overcooking. Make sure to follow the timings precisely so they are easy to transfer out of the instant pot without falling apart. I hope that helps!
It’s Tina again! I was wondering if anyone has cooked 2 or 3 racks at the same time in the instant pot.
Hi Tina, I looked through the comments and on of our readers posted the following: “I used your recipe tonight with a few changes. I did two racks. I added 10 minutes to the cooking time and 3 minutes to NPR and broiled for 6 minutes after slathering with Sweet Baby Ray’s Honey Barbecue sauce. Five stars from the guests!”” I hope this helps!
What brand of pressure cooker do you use for the ribs and chicken recipes?
Hi Tricia, I used this instant pot for this recipe.
Hi Natasha,
Love the ribs. If I wanted to cook two slabs of ribs at once, would I need to increase the cooking time?
Thank you
Hi Bill, I think that should work fine but you will need less liquid or it may go above the max fill level with two racks displacing the liquid. It would work better in a larger instant pot.
You use the term “Instant Pot”- is this the same as a pressure cooker?
Hi Jim, yes that is correct.
Would the recipe work in a Crock Pot?
Hi Louise, I haven’t tested that to advise on time, but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.
Pretty yummy for my first try at this. I was wondering if there’s something I could do with the liquid for this since it seems kind of wasteful to just throw it again. Thanks.
Hi Amanda, we haven’t tried reusing it.
Flavor was good for something not smoked or grilled. But basically fell apart when being removed from the pot. I know some people like this but for me, I like a bit more fight coming off the bone.
Thank you for that feedback Christopher!
Made this recipe and they turned out tender but seemed a bit dry. I am assuming it may have been the ribs I bought but not sure. I want to try again.
All the recipes I have made have been great. Thanks!!
That could be it, Stacey. So far the comments didn’t mention the ribs being a bit dry but let us know how it goes the next time you make it again. I hope it becomes better!
I used the link for your dry rub and it just goes to Amazon…. there are 2 dry rubs there but they are $49.00 for a 2 pkg. Could I just get the name of the dry rub please . Thanks so much.
Hi Paulette, we buy that one on Amazon HERE. The of the dry ryb is: Twist’d Q – Sweet Heat Rub – American Royal – Lotta Bull BBQ It is about $8.95 per package. There are 3 different flavors we use the Sweet Heat Rub.
Hi Natasha, what size of Instant Pot did you use in your recipe? 6QT or 8 QT?
Thank you
Hello Victoria. This is the pot that I used.
6QT. Got it . Thank you
Hi Natasha. Would the cooking time be the same for a smaller rack of ribs?
I think that should work fine at the same amount of time. I don’t see why not. I hope you love the ribs.
Hi …loving your dishes …there’s only 1 recipe I wanna know & been trying to get the best thats good …what is ur recipe for “dry rub” for ribs ?? Pls help & thanks
Hi Evie, we use this dry rub (listed in the recipe) HERE. I hope that helps.
In the IP rib recipe you mentioned dry rub. I don’t see your recipe for the dry rib rub. Can you share it please?
Hi Gail, we have it listed in the recipe or you can find the link HERE. I hope that helps.
Ribs are amazing! So tender and juicy. Taste Great!
I’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe, Eddie!
So I’m planning on making this tonight and I did plan on using country style ribs (I saw the comment on the time adjustment) I was wondering however wh as t I should do if I don’t have a broiler. Can I set the oven to what you have as the grill temp/time and put it on a lined cookie sheet?
Hi Kelli, I haven’t tested that but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.
So I found this grill mat thing (really not sure what to call it) that came in a bbq set I got my boyfriend. I positioned it over top a foil lined cookie sheet and set the oven to 375° and popped it in the oven for 5 minutes and they came out beautifully
That’s just awesome! Thank you for sharing that with me, Kelli!
I made these ribs tonight and they were great!!…Thank you so much for your videos…I am new to the Instant Pot, and a little intimidated by it…lol…but your recipes and videos are so easy to follow. Thank you so much for that. Anything that I want to make in the Instant Pot, I check here first. Not only do you make it easy to follow, but every single recipe is delicious. Thank you for making me look good at the dinner table!!
I’m so glad to hear we’re you’re go-to for instant pot recipes! That’s so awesome! I’m smiling big reading this comment.
Hi do you use high broil temperature or low broil temperature. Thanks
Hi Dawn, I broil on high.
Loved the ribs, and so did my husband. Easy to cook and flavorful.
Thank you for that wonderful review, April! I’m so glad you enjoyed this recipe.
Thank you Natasha!!
I used your recipe tonight with a few changes. I did two racks. I added 10 minutes to the cooking time and 3 minutes to NPR and broiled for 6 minutes after slathering with Sweet Baby Ray’s Honey Barbecue sauce.
Five stars from the guests!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it, Tasha! Thank you for the wonderful review!
What size instant pot do you make your ribs in?
Hi Dayna, we use this 6 Qt instant pot.
Natasha, would there be a difference if using a 4qt pot? BTW love watching ur videos, very fun.
Hi Jon, I have note tested that in a 4qt. I worry the ribs will not fit. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.
I am going to make these next week, but I have a 7 lb rack of St Louis style pork spare ribs. How long should I pressure cook them? And should I double the amount of rub I use? I was going to use the single recipe amount of liquid. Thanks, Natasha!!
Hi Sandi, if double the ribs, I would double the rub. If using a larger instant pot, I would keep the liquid amount the same. Spare ribs are thicker and fattier and could take a little more time, probably closer to 30 minutes on high pressure before the 10-minute natural release.
Looks delicious, we will definitely have to try. I was wondering what kind of baking sheet do you use? All the ones I ever purchase bend.
Hi Jennifer, you can find some of our favorites in our blog Shop here.
Made these ribs tonight and like always delicious. Every recipe I have tried of yours is absolutely delicious. I have been searching for a recipe book from you with strictly instant pot recipes. I dont care to try anyone else’s. Thank you for being a part of my family with your easy to make recipes and great videos.
I’m smiling big readying this comment! Thank you! No book at this time but we do have a plan in the works. Thank you for that Instant Pot book suggestion.
I am a one person house hold. I have the 3 QT. Can the ribs be done in the IP by cutting the ingredients by 1/2?
Hi Pete, I haven’t tested anything in an instant pot that small but I think that should work fine. I don’t see why not. I hope you love the ribs.
Made this today! The ribs were “off the chain” delicious! I may add a whole Vidalia onion next time. Thanks for the recipe. Will definitely make again!
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you enjoyed that, Terry!
This mine and my husbands first instant pot meal and it was amazing! We decided to go with this one because of all the great reviews left on your page & I see why you have so many. Thank you for sharing your recipes! We’re trying your chicken and rice one next!
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing your great review, Mandy!
Made ribs yesterday and wow, they were amazing! Thank you so much!
That’s just awesome!! Thank you for sharing your wonderful review, Tatyana!
I’ve never made ribs before because I never thought I could compete with my brother-in-law’s ribs. This was THE BEST recipe ever and it was SO EASY! To make it even easier, I just bought the ribs at Costco and they were pre-seasoned, so I only needed the apple juice, cider vinegar, and BBQ sauce. Everyone loved them (even my brother-in-law). Thank you!!!
That’s just awesome! I’m so glad you found a favorite, Zochil!
Can I make these in the morning and finish them off later at night in the oven for a party I want to make a couple of racks for 30 people but only have one instant pot
Hi April, I imagine that should work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe
I made these ribs last night and they turned out GREAT! It sure is easy to do. That silver skin was a little bit to deal with but that will be easier next time. lol
I’m so glad you gave this recipe a try, Dave!! Thank you for the great feedback!
We made these for Thanksgiving and they turned out fabulous! Very delicious and easy! We usually do ribs in the crockpot but this is just as good and much faster.
That’s just awesome!! Thank you for sharing your wonderful review, Alicia!
Hey I just made this and it was amazing thank you for a great recipe!
Do you think I can reuse the liquid to make one more rib? I have more baby back ribs right now but don’t have any more extra apple juice to start over.
Hi Olga, I honestly have not tested that to advise. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe.
Can I broil it in the conventional oven? If so for how many minutes?
Hi Aleksandr, I haven’t tested that advise. If you experiment, please let me know how you like that.
What ingredients are in the dry rub for the InstantbPotbspare Ribs?
Hi Heather, I would recommend following the recipe link for the ingredients.
How long do I cook these if I used a slow cooker? I love your recipes, I have already tried a bunch of them for dinner
Hi Therese, I haven’t tested that to advise on time, but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe
I don’t have an instant pot, would a slow cooker, work? I know it would take longer, but would the results be similar?
I haven’t tested that but I think it could work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe, Elizabeth!
Do you think beef ribs would work?
Can I use St. Louis style ribs for this recipe?
Hi Joann, I imagine that should work.
A frozen whole rack of ribs won’t fit in the IP, so unwrap, cut into thirds before freezing.
Great recipe! It seemed though that it called for an excessive amount of liquid. What is the reason for that?
Hi Kathy, the liquid proportions are correct – it’s just a different method. We prefer this method and always get great results. The apple juice and cider vinegar tenderize and add great flavor.
What can you use instead of apple juice? Would broth work?
Hi Melissa, I imagine that should work. If you experiment, let me know how you liked the recipe
Hi Natasha, how about a great curry recipe please please!!
Thank you for that suggestion, Jen!
What if I want to make double portion. Can I wrap 2 at same time ?
HI Tammy, I haven’t tested with 2 racks. I think that should work fine but you will need less liquid or it may go above the max fill level with two racks displacing the liquid. It would work better in a larger instant pot.
Hello Natasha!! I love ribs!! This looks fantastic! I looked at the ingredients and I clicked on the dry rub link but it leads me to three bbq sauce for some reason. Could you tell me what exactly is in the dry rub?
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for pointing that out. Sorry about that. I have fixed the link. Here is the dry rub that we used.
I found this rib rub at my local Fred Meyer for $4.99
Natasha, where do you buy your ribs? Thank you!
Hi Missy, most often we buy them from our local grocery store or Costco.
Hi Natasha! Can this be done but with country style ribs?
Hi Marina, I haven’t tested this method with country style ribs, but it should work fine. I’m seeing several recipes that call for a longer cook time though when making country style instant pot ribs: cook on high pressure, for 45 min, followed by a 15-20 min natural pressure release before releasing remaining pressure. Country style ribs are bigger, meatier and fattier so they would need more time. If you test that out, please let me know how it goes!
I bought an Instant Pot just for this recipe. It was delicious!! Will definitely be making this again. Such a simple meal.
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing your great review!
These were so easy to make with your recipe, and they came out so tender! I am stoked I can make these myself now.
I’m so glad you enjoyed that, Emma! Thank you for that awesome review!
How much liquid smoke would you add? Can’t wait to try looks delicious!!!!
Hi Diane, I would add 1/2 tsp (I listed it in the recipe card towards the bottom as optional).
Hi Natasha, is there anything I can use instead of the apple juice?
Hi Alina, I haven’t tried a substitute to advise, the apple juice and cider vinegar tenderize and add great flavor.
Thank you so much for your Instant Pot recipes. Please do more? How about a dessert?
That’s a great idea! Thank you for that suggestion, Audrey!
This is absolutely finger-licking delicious and the sauce is spot on!
I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing your great review, Kimberly!
I love this recipe! Being able to cook the delicious ribs in the Instant Pot is so easy!
Isn’t that the best! Who knew that was possible! Thank you for that awesome review.
You’ll definitely be game day ready with these for your guests! Wow!! They look fantastic!!
Thank you so much Demeter!
These ribs are absolutely delicious! I just love how easy they are to make in the instant pot and just how flavorful they are! Thanks for an awesome recipe!
I’m so happy you loved the ribs! That’s quite a compliment coming from you!
Hi Natasha, I’m Whitney from Hong Kong. May I know the size of the Instant Pot that you are using? Thank you!
Hi Whitney, we used this 6qt Instant Pot.
Wow! I can’t believe how easy and fast this is to make! Instant Pots are amazing. These ribs are so tender and flavorful, I can’t believe it took less than an hour to achieve this!
Aren’t they the best! So perfect for a quick dinner that is also “fancy”!
What the IP time for frozen Baby back Ribs or pork loin.
Hi Wayne, thanks for asking! I added a section to the post titled “Can I use Frozen Ribs?” Also, we currently don’t have a pork loin recipe for the instant pot, but if I come up with something great, I’ll be sure to share it.