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Floating Leaf Rice in the Instant Pot

Floating Leaf wild rice cooked in an Instant Pot, from the maker's own directions.

  • Servings About 3 to 4 side servings per cup of dry rice
  • Time About 25 to 35 minutes, including time to come to pressure

Ingredients

  • 1 cup (180g) Floating Leaf rice (Wild Rice Blend, Jasmine Thai Trio, Ancient Fields, or Prairie Blend)
  • 1 cup (240g) water or broth (use 1 1/4 cups / 300g for softer rice)

Instructions

  1. Put the rice and liquid in the Instant Pot and make sure all the rice is under the liquid.
  2. Close the lid and set the valve to Sealing.
  3. Pressure cook on High: 15 minutes for Wild Rice Blend, or 10 minutes for Jasmine Thai Trio, Ancient Fields, or Prairie Blend.
  4. When it finishes, turn the cooker off and carefully quick-release the pressure.
  5. Fluff and serve.

Levers and swaps

  • Liquid: 1 cup water or broth to 1 cup rice (used): standard texture; 1 1/4 cups liquid per cup of rice: softer rice; Broth instead of water: more savory
  • Blend and time: Wild Rice Blend: 15 minutes on High; Jasmine Thai Trio, Ancient Fields, or Prairie Blend: 10 minutes on High; Keep the time the same if you double the batch
  • Release: Careful quick release (used), after turning the cooker off; If it spatters, release in short bursts; Fluff before serving so the grains separate

From Travis's kitchen

These are Floating Leaf's Instant Pot directions, looked up on November 12, 2026, from eatwildrice.ca.

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The kind we cook with

Instant Pot Duo 6-quart

We cook with an Instant Pot, which is often how a one-pot meal or a leftover gets done when energy is short. This is a current 6-quart Instant Pot Duo, the kind we use.

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