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Instant Pot: Pylsur Sausage and Sage Stuffing by: ⚡Tₕₒᵣ Jₒ̈ᵣₘᵤₙdᵤᵣ⚡
Thor Jörmundur
Instant Pot 101 Family. "IP Conversions" 5 Star "IP Recipe Translation" 5 Star
Fun Facts:

❤️ Like most cuisine develops from its surroundings so did Pylsa (singular form of Pylsur).
❤️ German traders and settlers brought sausages to nearby Iceland.
❤️ Eventually, something resembling a frankfurter or sausage emerged being made up of a trinity of lamb, pork, and beef.
❤️ The addition of the lamb adds complexity and interest without being overly “gamey.”

Servings: 8

Servings: 8
Ingredients
  • 4 TBSP butter, salted
  • 1 medium onion, minced
  • 1 cup cider, apple
  • 3 celery sticks, chopped fine
  • 2 cloves garlic, minced
  • ½ lb ground Icelandic Pylsur sausage (or equal measures of ground lamb, pork and beef)
  • ½ lb ground Beef (80/20 nothing leaner)
  • 4 cups dried bread cubes, white, bread cut to 1 inch cubes and desiccated in Instant Vortex Plus (160F for 10 hrs)
  • ¼ cup minced fresh sage (or 3 tsp dried sage)
  • 2 cups bone broth, chicken
  • 2 chicken eggs, large
  • 1 tsp salt, Kosher or Pink
  • ¾ tsp pepper, fresh ground peppercorn
  • Parsley, fresh, finely chopped
Steps
  1. subheading: Sauté and Browning:
  2. Press the Sauté button to heat up the insert. When the display reads “Hot,” add the butter.
  3. As the butter melts completely, add the onion, celery, and garlic.
  4. Sauté for 3 minutes or until the onion is translucent, and then add the ground meat.
  5. Break up the meat into small crumbles with a wooden spoon and continue to brown the ground meat.
  6. Press Cancel.
  7. subheading: Stuffing Preparation:
  8. In a large mixing bowl, carefully mix together the dried bread cubes, ground meat mixture, sage, bone broth, eggs, and the salt and pepper.
  9. Gently mix until the bread is well coated. Let the mixture sit for 3 to 4 minutes or until the bread has completely absorbed the liquids.
  10. Coat your 7 inch springform pan with EVOO or Canola oil.
  11. Put the stuffing mixture into the springform pan, pressing it down to make sure you got it all. Cover your springform with aluminum foil (shiny side down).
  12. Put in trivet and add 1 cup of apple cider to a clean insert.
  13. Put the springform onto your sling/trivet.
  14. (My trivets already have built-in slings but if you don't have that, you can make a sling with aluminum foil)
  15. Close the top and seal the valve.
  16. subheading: Cooking:
  17. Pressure Cook for 20 minutes. It may take up to 15 minutes for the IP to get up to pressure so don't worry. This time is already factored in the cook time ;-)
  18. When time is up, carefully perform a QR (Quick Release) and remove the lid of the IP. Be careful, it is still very hot.
  19. subheading: Finishing:
  20. Preheat Vortex Plus to 400F.
  21. Remove the foil covering from springform.
  22. Place the springform pan on the bottom rack of Vortex for 5 minutes or until the stuffing is lightly browned.
  23. Garnish stuffing with fresh parsley.
  24. Let stuffing rest 5 minutes (uncovered) before serving.
Notes
  • ❤️ This is a TRADITIONAL recipe that has been in my family for 230 years. If you ask me about ingredient substitutions, at a minimum, you will not get a reply from me.--⚡Tₕₒᵣ Jₒ̈ᵣₘᵤₙdᵤᵣ⚡
  • ❤️ Trivet: Here is the trivet that I use for all of my Instant Pots: tinyurl.com/y5af9f6s
  • ❤️ Broiling: If you don't have a Vortex, you can get the same result by putting in middle rack oven using the broil selection for 2 to 3 min.
 

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