Pork Roast in Pressure Cooker Recipes

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I know, I know—your Crock-Pot is your old faithful. But let’s be honest: a slow cooker turns a pork roast into gray, mushy sadness if you leave it too long. A pressure cooker gives you that same pull-apart tenderness in a fraction of the time—and it holds onto the flavor because no steam is escaping into your kitchen. Boring, dry pork? Not on our watch.

Plus, you get that glorious sizzling browning step right in the same pot. Do not skip this! Season your roast with salt and pepper, sear it on all sides using the “Sauté” function until it’s a deep, caramelized crust. This is where the flavor lives. (Yes, it takes an extra five minutes. Yes, it’s worth it.)

The “Set It and Forget It” (Sort Of) Method

Here’s the basic math for a perfect pressure cooker pork roast: you’ll want a 3-to-4-pound piece of pork shoulder or butt. Rub it with garlic powder, smoked paprika, a little cumin, and brown sugar. Sear it. Deglaze the bottom of the pot with a cup of chicken broth or apple cider—this is non-negotiable or you’ll get a “Burn” warning.

Add a quartered onion, a few cloves of garlic, and maybe a sprig of rosemary. Lock the lid, set it to High Pressure for 60-70 minutes (for a 3-pound roast; add 10 minutes for every extra pound). Natural release for 15 minutes, then quick release. Boom. You now have pork that falls apart when you look at it funny.