
Eggs are one of those endlessly useful kitchen staples, and the Instant Pot makes cooking a big batch of them almost effortless. The pressure-cooking method produces consistently set whites and perfectly cooked yolks every single time β no more guessing or hovering over a pot of boiling water. The ice bath step is key here, stopping the cooking process immediately and making the shells practically fall off on their own. Starting the peel at the wider end, where the natural air pocket sits, is a small trick that makes a real difference. Whether you're meal-prepping for the week, stocking up for deviled eggs, or just want a quick high-protein snack on hand, a dozen of these ready to go in the fridge is genuinely satisfying. Completely free of any meat or animal-derived ingredients beyond the eggs themselves, this is a clean, simple recipe with zero hidden surprises.
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Pour 1 cup of water into the Instant Pot insert. Place the trivet or steamer basket inside. Arrange the eggs in a single layer on the trivet β they can touch but should not be stacked.
Lock the lid and set the pressure-release valve to Sealing. Cook on Manual (High Pressure) for 5 minutes. While the eggs cook, fill a large bowl with cold water and a generous amount of ice.
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