Inspiration Guide

ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICHES
PREP: 10 MINUTES | TOTAL COOK TIME: 1 HOUR 10 MINUTES | PRESSURE BUILD: 12 MINUTES | SEAR/SAUTÉ: 8 MINUTES
COOK: 50 MINUTES | MAKES: 4 SERVINGS | ACCESSORIES: FOODI SMART THERMOMETER
INTERMEDIATE RECIPE
DIRECTIONS
1 Move slider to AIR FRY/STOVETOP. Select
SEAR/SAUTÉ and set temperature to HI-5.
Press START/STOP to preheat the unit. Place
the Foodi™ Smart Thermometer in the center of
the thickest part of the meat (see thermometer
placement instructions on page 15).
2 When unit has preheated, add the canola oil
and roast to the pot. Sear each side of the
roast in the pot for about 4 minutes or until a
crust is formed.
3 Add beef stock, onions, pepperoncini peppers,
and diced tomatoes to the pot. Stir with a
rubber or wooden spatula until combined. Gently
scrape the bottom of the pot while stirring. After
stirring, close the lid and move slider to the
PRESSURE. Make sure the pressure release valve
is in the SEAL position.
4 Select PRESSURE. The temperature will
default to HIGH, which is the correct setting.
Select PRESET. The unit will default to BEEF,
which is the correct setting. Use the arrows to
the left of the display to select SHRED. Select
PRESSURE RELEASE and select QUICK. Then
press START/STO to begin cooking (the unit
will build pressure for approx. 12 minutes before
cooking begins).
5 When cooking is complete and the steam is
released, move slider to the AIR FRY/STOVETOP,
then carefully open the lid.
6 Use silicone-tipped tongs to shred the beef.
Then assemble sandwiches, topping the
shredded beef with sliced pepper jack cheese.
Serve with a side of sauce from the pot for
dipping.
INGREDIENTS
2 tablespoons canola oil
2
1
/2 pounds chuck roast
1
1
/2 cups beef stock
4 small yellow onions, peeled, cut in quarters
1 jar (16 ounces) whole pepperoncini peppers
in liquid
1 can (14
1
/2 ounces) diced tomatoes
8 slices pepper jack cheese
2 baguettes (18 inches each), cut in half
MAINS
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TIP For extra flavor and crunch, add raw sliced green or
red peppers, sliced mushrooms, or tomatoes.
Mains