Instant Pot Burrito Bowls make an excellent family-friendly dinner any day of the week! And this collection of tasty-looking Instant Pot Burrito Bowls for Easy Dinners gives you a variety of ingredients so you can pick the one that will be a hit with your family!
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The weather is heating up, and when it’s hot outside you want a casual dinner that won’t heat up the kitchen, right? We have a whole category on this site called Summer Dinners where we feature slow cooker or pressure cooker dinner ideas for summer nights, and each one of these Instant Pot Burrito Bowls for Easy Dinners is a perfect idea for a summer dinner! And when it’s an Instant Pot Burrito Bowl thats served with cooling ingredients like guacamole, sour cream, avocado, or tomatoes, we think that sounds extra appealing.
Lots of these Instant Pot Burrito Bowls use chicken of course, but there are also burrito bowls with ground beef, ground turkey, steak, and pork in this tasty collection! Which one would you choose for a tasty summer dinner made in the Instant Pot?
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This Instant Pot Burrito Bowls Recipe from Diethood is a great healthy, easy and quick meal that your whole family will love! This bowl features ground turkey, black beans, corn, avocado and tomato.
Instant Pot Weeknight Chicken and Rice Burrito Bowls from The Kitchn are a winner! Using chicken, rice, beans and corn makes this a healthy and tasty all-in-one bowl meal.
Bursting with flavor, Instant Pot Chipotle Chicken Bowls with Cilantro Lime Quinoa from Skinnytaste are made with moist and tender chicken thighs, but you could use chicken breast if you prefer. This recipe also has instructions for using a slow cooker.
Steak, chili powder, cumin, onion, carrots, and a tasty sauce combine together for Instant Pot Burrito Bowls from Mom’s Dinner. This is a complete and delicious meal in minutes!
Instant Pot Savory Pork Burrito Bowls from 365 Days of Slow Cooking is a delicious easy meal, especially when you don’t want to heat up your kitchen. Karen says if you aren’t a pork fan this recipe can easily be made with chicken or beef.
Pressure Cooker Pork Carnitas Burrito Bowls from Pressure Cooking Today is a tasty burrito without the tortilla! Best yet this recipe is so easy to make!
Instant Pot Chicken and Rice Burrito Bowls from Yay for Food are flavor packed, gluten-free, and very easy to make! Try this for dinner tonight!
Who doesn’t love a dinner that’s really quick and these 20-Minute Instant Pot Chicken Burrito Bowls from On Bloor definitely look interesting!
Pressure Cooker Chicken, Black Bean and Rice Burrito Bowls from Cook Fast Eat Well will take only 10 minutes cooking time for a meal loaded with flavor!
Check out this Instant Pot Beef and Brown Rice Burrito Bowls from I Don’t Have Time For That. Ashley uses mushrooms along with ground beef, black beans, brown rice, beef broth and seasonings for an easy to put together meal!
Don’t you agree that the beautifully-arranged toppings look amazing on this Instant Pot Chicken Burrito Bowl from By Pink?
And Instant Pot Santa Fe Chicken Burrito Bowls from Together as Family combine flavorful Santa Fe chicken with cilantro lime rice, just add your favorite toppings for an easy, perfect meal!
And there you have it; enough different ideas for Instant Pot Burrito Bowls that you can try a new one for Taco Tuesday nearly every week of the summer! Instant Pot Burrito Bowl summer dinners for the win!
Looks like a win for me! I love burrito bowls. Much tastier than burritos!
I think most of these look good. I’d use cauliflower rice for a lower-carb version and I bet it would be so tasty!
These all look delicious – the funny thing is that tortillas were used in the first place to enable the eater to take his meal with him to work, or wherever. The ingredients of a burrito are normally served separately at regular sit-down home meals. So basically, a ‘burrito bowl’ is just a deconstructed burrito. I kind of like the tortilla part, lol.
Interesting. I hadn’t really thought about that. But you’re right!