This Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta is a family favorite recipe here at our house! I think pasta is one of my favorite comfort foods, so pair this dish with a side salad and my meal is complete!
This recipe also pairs as a perfect freezer dump meal that I can pop in my Instant Pot…this Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta recipe is also a crowd pleaser, which I love!
How to Make Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta
Here’s how to make this Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta
Step 1 – Place chicken breasts, butter, Italian dressing mix, broth, mushroom soup and cream cheese in Instant Pot.
Step 2 – Use the meat setting and pressure for 40 minutes. I like my chicken to fall apart, so I tend to cook my meat a bit longer than the Instant Pot setting sets for.
Step 3 – Boil angel hair pasta, prep your side dish and once your Instant Pot Angel Chicken is finished you are ready to serve! Garnish with green onions, if you wish!
As I mentioned earlier, you can pair this with a side salad or a side veggie such as green beans.
Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta Recipe
Ready to make this Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta? Here’s the recipe card with the exact measurements.
Instant Pot Angel Chicken Pasta
Ingredients
- 6 Skinless Boneless Chicken Breasts
- 1/4 c Butter
- 1 7oz Dry Italian Dressing Mix
- 1/2 c Water or Chicken Broth
- 1 can Golden Mushroom Soup
- 4 oz Cream Cheese
- 1 1b. Angel Hair Pasta
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients (besides angel hair pasta) in Instant Pot.
Set Instant Pot to Meat Setting and adjust time to 40 minutes.Let pressure release naturally and you are ready to serve!While your chicken is cooking, boil your angel hair pasta and prepare your side salad or side veggie. Serve chicken over pasta.
Notes
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Rachel says
Unfortunately I got a “burn” error when I did this… any idea why? This has always been a slow cooker favorite in my family and I’d love to be able to convert it to pressure cooking. Thanks!
Sixth-Bloom says
Rachel! Usually from my knowledge when you get a burn error you don’t have enough liquid in the Instant Pot – try adding some chicken broth or liquid to it and see if you can get past that “burn” error. Let me know!