If using a frozen chicken, put chicken in the fridge the night before to thaw.
Fill instant pot to the half full line with filtered water. . If you do not have a half full mark, fill about half the pot.
Place chicken and giblets (optional) into pot of water
Add salt and vegetables
Place on lid and set instant pot to "pressure cook" for 1-3 hours.
After 1-3 hours, release pressure and remove chicken from instant pot
Allow chicken broth to cool before pouring into jars.
Once cooled, pour into plastic containers or mason jars and store in fridge or freezer.
Notes
Be sure to check in your whole chicken comes with giblets. If it does, it might be in a plastic bag inside the chicken. You'll want to remove the bag before cooking. Be sure you don't boil the plastic bag with your broth!
Account for pressurizing time when cooking. Instant pots take time to pressurize all that liquid. Allow an extra 30 minutes to an hour to account for the pressurizing process.
Use a bowl to scoop the chicken out after it's cooked. It will be soft and fall apart easily so using tongs does work but the chicken will 100% fall apart.
If you want to freeze the broth, freeze in plastic containers.
Course: Soup
Cuisine: American
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