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Pressure-Cooked Orzo with Zesty Garlic and Cheeses

Delve into a bowl of our perfectly cooked orzo, infused with a blend of garlic and cheeses, cooked to perfection in a pressure cooker. With a hint of fresh thyme, this side dish brings comfort food to a whole new level.
1
17 min
TOTAL TIME
469
CALORIES
$1.29
PER SERVING
Pressure-Cooked Orzo with Zesty Garlic and Cheeses
Directions
11 STEPS
12 min
PREP TIME
5 min
COOK TIME
17 min
TOTAL TIME
1
Select the Sauté function on your pressure cooker. Add the olive oil and unsalted butter.
2
Add the diced onion. Cook until it becomes translucent, ensuring to stir occasionally.
3
Toss in the minced garlic and cook for another 30 seconds, stirring constantly to avoid burning. Then add the garlic powder for an additional layer of garlic flavor.
4
Pour in the chicken broth and add the salt. Allow this mixture to come to a simmer.
5
Add the orzo pasta. Stir well to ensure the pasta is fully coated in the broth.
6
Secure the lid of the pressure cooker into its place and switch the Steam Release Knob to Sealing position.
7
Turn off the Sauté function of the pressure cooker.
8
Select Pressure Cook/Manual function and set the cooking time for 4 minutes.
9
Once the cooking cycle has completed, quickly release the steam by turning the knob to the Venting position.
10
After all the steam has been released, and the pin has dropped, open the lid. Immediately start stirring in the Parmesan, followed by the Mozzarella cheese.
11
Lastly, incorporate the half and half by stirring it into the orzo. Dish it out while it is hot, garnish with fresh thyme leaves just before serving.
Health Info
Macros
21g
CARBS
31g
FAT
28g
PROTEIN
Contains these allergens
MILK
WHEAT
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know when Orzo is cooked perfectly?
Can I cook Orzo like rice?
My Orzo dish tastes bland, how can I fix it?
Should I rinse Orzo after cooking?
What are some quick Orzo dish ideas?
Can I use Orzo as an alternative to risotto rice?
Why does my Orzo clumps together?
How can I add more protein to an Orzo pasta dish?
Do I have to toast Orzo before boiling it?
Is Orzo healthier than other pastas?