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10 Instant Pot Lettuce Wrap Recipes

So good that you won't miss the bread!

by Kristen

Lettuce wraps make a great low-carb dinner or lunch option. They are also great appetizers at picnics, parties, and bridal showers.  Lettuce wrap filling in your Instant Pot will take less than 20 minutes, but it will be so flavorful that it will impress your family and friends!

Lettuce wraps are great for:

Healthy Dinners

lunch

Appetizers

Meal Prep.

Even your friends and family who aren’t big into salad usually won’t turn up their noses at lettuce wraps.  Lettuce wraps are underrated, and I bet you didn’t know you needed them in your life!

Lettuce can be a blank canvas for whatever your favorite protein happens to be.  Lettuce is low in carbohydrates and saturated fat and can usually be made gluten-free. Gluten-free. Lettuce wraps are high in fiber, potassium, calcium, and vitamin C.  It is a great meal choice for anyone, any night of the week!

Lettuce can be a blank canvas for whatever your favorite protein happens to be.  Lettuce is low in carbohydrates and saturated fat and can usually be made gluten-free. Gluten-free. Lettuce wraps are high in fiber, potassium, calcium, and vitamin C.  It is a great meal choice for anyone, any night of the week!

What lettuce should I use for lettuce wraps?

There are a variety of lettuce leaves you can use for lettuce wraps.  I recommend lettuce which is crunchy and will hold food easily.  Butter lettuce, Iceberg lettuce, and Romain lettuce hearts work best, but any lettuce will work.  I would stick to lettuce that won’t get too soggy and won’t break easily. Collard greens, endive, savoy cabbage, gem lettuce, and Bibb will also work.

Why is it easy to use an Instant Pot for Lettuce Wrap filling?

I love how an Instant Pot cooks up meat incredibly tender super fast!   Cooking meat in your Instant Pot makes shredded meat and ground meat dishes into super flavorful meals in under 30 minutes.

10 Lettuce Wraps Recipes to make in your Instant Pot

Teriyaki Pork Lettuce Wraps

These teriyaki pork lettuce wraps can be made in just a few min and are a different take on Asian lettuce wraps found in restaurants.

Mango Chicken Lettuce Wraps 

These are great appetizers or dinners to serve during the summer.  You will love how refreshing the mango tastes with the chicken, garlic and ginger.

Korean Beef Lettuce Wraps 

I recommend that you top these Korean beef lettuce wraps with sriracha sauce.  You can add rice to these lettuce wraps to round out the meal.  I highly recommend sesame oil in this recipe for a more enhanced flavor.

BLT  Chicken Lettuce Wraps

These BLT Chicken lettuce wraps are made with just a few ingredients.

General Tso Chicken Lettuce Wraps.

These General Tso Chicken Lettuce Wraps  are mouthwatering! Don’t forget the water chestnuts!

Asian Beef Lettuce Wraps

these Asian beef lettuce wraps are mouthwatering delicious!

Salsa Chicken Lettuce Wraps 

Teriyaki Chicken Lettuce Wraps

Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps

Think buffalo chicken dip, but lighter and in a lettuce wrap.  Talk about the perfect appetizer!

Copycat PF Changs Lettuce Wraps 

These copycat lettuce wraps are made with hoisin sauce, rice vinegar, and green onions.   You can use ground chicken or ground turkey in this recipe.  You can make this recipe gluen-free by using coconut aminos or tamari instead of soy sauce.

How do I store my leftovers?

Make sure you store the lettuce and lettuce wrap filling separately.   Lettuce can be stored in the fridge.   The lettuce wrap filling can be stored in a sealed container in the fridge for up to five days or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

A few tips for cooking lettuce wraps in your Instant Pot.

  • Most meat mixtures will have an 8-12 minute cook time on high pressure.  You may want to use a lower cook time if your recipe contains vegetables.
  • Make sure You have at least one cup of water or liquid in your recipe.
  • Make sure your pressure release valve is sealing before you start pressure cooking your recipe.
  • After you steam release, hit “cancel” so your food doesn’t continue to cook after the pressure cooking is done.
  • You may want to saute garlic and onions before pressure cooking the rest of your recipe.

Did you make any of these lettuce wraps?  How did they turn out for you?  I would love to hear!  Please comment below this blog post or tag me on social media and let me know how you liked them.  You can find me on Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

 

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