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by Jamela Payne Updated
Instant Pot Monkey Bread is one of my favorite things. Monkey bread is an easy recipe already but pressure cooking makes it even easier!
This Instant pot monkey bread recipe is a favorite in our home, we make this a lot on lazy Saturday mornings and sometimes when we want a quick and easy dessert.
This simple recipe came about because I decided that I try to convert myApple MonkeyBreadto a pressure cooker recipe
Ingredient List For This Easy Monkey Bread Recipe
- Pillsbury Cinnabon Cinnamon Rolls
- Green Apple
- White Sugar
- Cinnamon
- Melted butter
I prefer to use unsalted butter for my pull-apart bread. But this is a personal preference and you can use salted if you prefer it for this quick breakfast.
How To Make A Foil Sling
The sling is made from a long strip of foil. You will fold the aluminum foil in a way that makes it more sturdy and also make it fit into the bottom of pot. The foil strip is what you will use to pull out your bundt pan when you are ready to take out your bread.
This is what we all used in the past, but now they make slings like this one that make it even easier to pull out and to put onto a serving plate.
This bread is truly one of my favorite instant pot recipes to make and it is the perfect thing for a little treat for the kids.
Where can I find pots and pans that will fit the electric pressure cooker?
So the next time you are craving a sweet treat, and thinking about making a mad dash to the bakery. Instead, try this Instant Pot Monkey Bread, I promise it will also become one of your favorite recipes.
If you are looking for more great recipes, try these!
- Pillsbury Monkey Bread Recipe
- Easy Shrimp Boil Foil Packs Recipe
- Creamy Air Fryer Chicken Broccoli Rice
- Easy Keto Bread Recipe
- Air Fryer Five Cheese Pull-Apart Bread
Yield: 10 Servings
Apple Cinnamon Pull Apart Bread
This Instant pot monkey bread recipe is a favorite in our home, we make this a lot on lazy Saturday mornings and sometimes when we want a quick and easy dessert.
Ingredients
- 2 cans Pillsbury Cinnabon Cinnamon Rolls
- 3 med green apple, peeled, chopped
- ¾ cup sugar
- 1½ teaspoons ground cinnamon
- ½ cup butter, melted
Instructions
- Mix sugar and cinnamon together, make sure to mix well. Set aside.
- Peel and chop all of your apples. Set aside.
- Open a separate your cinnamon rolls, put icing to the side. Cut into pie shapes. Each piece should have 4 pieces.
- Toss apples and cinnamon rolls together with the cinnamon sugar and butter.
- Put all into your springform pan.
- Add 1 cup of water to the bottom of your pressure cooker.
- Cook on high pressure for 20 minutes and then use quick release for the pressure.
- Allow to cool.
- Take a large plate and put it over your pot and flip to remove.
- Pour the icing that came with the cinnamon rolls over the top of your bread.
Nutrition Information
Yield
10Serving Size
1
Amount Per ServingCalories 375Total Fat 16gSaturated Fat 8gTrans Fat 3gUnsaturated Fat 3gCholesterol 24mgSodium 560mgCarbohydrates 56gFiber 2gSugar 34gProtein 3g
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Reader Interactions
Comments
John
That looks so good! I'm going to make this for Thanksgiving, and maybe a few times before then 🙂
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Lindsey Mozgai
Such a yummy and unique way to use apples!
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Samantha Gorrell
I made this for the first time and while yummy it was more doughy/a little watery...any thoughts on what I did incorrectly or differently?
Pink
I'm not sure, mine was cooked through. Maybe try a litter longer next time, but I'm not sure what would cause cook times to have to be different... What size pan did you use. My spring form is not very deep, was yours?
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Rachelle Undershute
Mine was really watery too. I drained it and cooked it for another 10 minutes. I’m letting it sit and see what happens
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Rachelle Undershute
Also, I have the 8 quart IP, my spring form didn’t fit so I used a circle Corningware casserole dish. Maybe because it’s thicker, it would take longer to cook (?)
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Jamela Porter
Where you are in the world will sometimes effect cooking times...
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Rachelle Undershute
I live in Alberta, Canada. Don’t know about elevation or humidity, etc. I cooked it longer and it remained watery but instead of pull apart bread, I plan to warm it up and serve with ice cream. It’s more of a pie-type consistency.
Jamela Porter
Good idea, I wish I could help as to why this happened...
Xenae
Use a paper towel under your lid or paper towel covered by foil eliminate wetness
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Ann
Do you have to use a spring form pan? Mine doesn't fit into my Instant Pot. Can I just make this in the pot itself?
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Pink
I think it would scorch directly in the pot, you can use any oven safe dish that will fit in your pot. I have a Pyrex I use all the time.
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Kristy
What if I didn't want to use apples. How would I adjust the recipe? Thanks
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Pink
You do everything the same just omit the apples
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Kristy
Awesome thank you! Thanks for the quick reply!!
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Pink
Any time!
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Patty
Do you need to set you pan or dish on a rack in the Instant Pot.
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Jamela Porter
Yes. You want to set it on the triviot and make a sling to be able to pull it out.
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Kristy
Hi! If I only wanted to use 1 can of cinnamon rolls, do you know if I would need to adjust the time? Thank you, it looks amazing!
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Nicole Dalton
Hi, just wondering what size springform pan I’d need to use for this. Thanks
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Cathy
Mine was also runny and slightly under cooked although I added 5 extra minutes to the cook time after reading the comments before making. I returned to the pot and cooked an additional 5 minuets for a total of 30 minutes which seemed just right. I have a 6 quart size and used a stainless steel flat bottomed bowl which was the same size as a spring bottom pan. I will make again now I know the times that work for me. It is really good. 😀
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Becky
Cinnamon rolls... More cinnamon... Apples... I might be in love! Buying all the ingredients and will let the daycare kiddos get their hands dirty cooking and then eating!
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Joyce
This was so yummy and easy!!! I used a 6qt duo w a small pan (from amazon) cooked on high pressure for 25min with QR. I left it to keep warm for 30min because I forgot about it. Naturally there was a lot of condensation and I was worried about it being “too wet” like some of the reviews had said. Pulled it out and went to the pool. When I got back it was perfect. I cut a big chunk out of it and stuck it in the oven to warm back up. I served it warm with some icing dipping sauce. It was delicious 😋 thanks for this winning recipe!
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Jamela Porter
So glad you liked it.
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VICKY ERICKSON
just wondering how many cinnabon rolls total...2 rolls seams like a lot
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Jamela Porter
There is a total of 10 I believe
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