You’ll see in the recipe above that I’ve given you two alternatives for cooking your acorn squash. You can do it the traditional way, baking it in the oven with a little water in the bottom of the pan, or use your Instant Pot to get ‘er done in a fraction of the time. Both methods work just fine, but there will be a slight difference in the texture and water content of your cooked acorn squash. The traditional baking method makes for a drier squash (weighing in at 200 g per cup), whereas the Instant Pot squash retains a lot more water (weighing in at 230 g per cup).
This won’t cause you any problems, but if you bake rather than IP your squash, you may find that you want to add a little extra coconut milk or a splash of water if you prefer a looser, more milky oatmeal.
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