The 13 Best Instant Pot Cookbooks

This is your must-have Instant Pot recipe resource for game day, dinner parties, brunch, party bites, dips, and desserts. We packed it with more than 70+ recipes for wings, meatballs, sliders, ribs, chili, tacos, monkey bread, frittata, hash, banana bread, cobbler, and much more. If you can dream about eating it, the Delish staff found a way to make it in an Instant Pot. You. Need. This.

This bible to the OG pressure cooker has recipes that are authorized for every single Instant Pot model. Plus, there are tips, too—like how to prevent grains from getting soppy and how to get your meat ultra tender.

What's great about the 24-recipe Instant Pot section in this cookbook, is the dietary guide on the index. Each dish is labeled Q (quick), V (vegetarian), GF (gluten-free), DF (dairy-free), and FF (freezer-friendly), as they apply.

Among this book's 2,530 reviews are comments including, "So far, every recipe made has been outstanding." and "Everyone should have this book if you own an Instant Pot!"

Author Coco Morante runs Instant Pot's official recipes page on Facebook—so she might be the most qualified person to write a book like this.

No one has ever called risotto, osso buco, or coq au vin easy and simple—until now. Recipes for all three that don't take all day to make are included in the book. As are the prettiest food shots you've ever seen.

So you're not interested in fall-off-the-bone meat Instant Pot recipes? That's cool. There are dozens of vegan dishes you can make in your pressure cooker, too.

Another colorful book for those interested in using their Instant Pots for a more plant-based lifestyle.

Presenting: a guide to how to cook literally everything you'd want on your Thanksgiving or Christmas table—in an Instant Pot.

The recipe in here for butter chicken is so good, the cookbook author is now known in Instant Pot circles as the "Butter Chicken Lady." That dish, like many of the others in Indian Instant Pot Cookbook, are all about making complex Indian dishes approachable.

Brittany Williams used the Instant Pot to create recipes that helped her lose more than 100 pounds. After her blog about her experience went viral, she turned it into a cookbook. The result: recipes and meal plans that could help you drop pounds, too.

Mark Sisson, a Keto expert and the brains behind the popular Primal Kitchen brand, created this tome. It's dedicated to all-keto pressure cooker recipes—meaning they're low-carb and high-fat.

The recipes are great, but the uber-detailed instruction is almost even better. Plus, the cookbook is gorgeous, as most Williams-Sonoma things are.