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Instant Pot Ricotta Cheese

October 28, 2017

Last modified on March 24th, 2021

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Homemade ricotta cheese made in an Instant Pot is super quick, easy and an extremely yummy way to make ricotta cheese in your very own home – with only 3 ingredients needed!  Printable recipe included.

This post is part of an original TIDBITS recipe, first seen HERE on tidbits-cami.com.  But I'm bringing it back from the archives for Instant Pot Yogurt Button Lovin' week!

Pressure Cooker Ricotta Cheese in a glass bowl next to crusty bread

Clippin' right through Instant Pot Yogurt Button Lovin' week!  And we're going back to cheese!  I'm gonna assume that's okay with everybody, because, well . . . cheese.

Did you know you could make ricotta cheese at home?  And that it will be super easy and taste better than store bought?  AND you can make it in your Instant Pot?  No, you're not pressure cooking it per se, but the pressure cooker makes it that much easier!  Read on for details!

A spoon full of ricotta cheese next to a glass bowl

The ricotta cheese is made using the yogurt function, of course!

Quick, easy and super delicious homemade ricotta cheese. Only 3 ingredients!!

Cami introduced me to this amazing toast topper idea, that I highly suggest you slather all over some Instant Pot Whole Wheat Crusty Bread.  A generous scoop of ricotta cheese + a generous scoop of plain Greek yogurt + a liberal swirl of honey and mix it all up.  Smear that on some warm crusty bread, add some blueberries and drizzle more honey on top.  Wowzer!

Quick, easy and super delicious homemade ricotta cheese. Only 3 ingredients!!

My kids and I love Cami's Healthy Banana Ricotta Muffins.  Manicotti is also a favorite around my house, where we use plenty of ricotta cheese for the stuffing.

Quick, easy and super delicious homemade ricotta cheese.

In an ideal world, I would love to make most everything homemade – bread, ranch, pizza sauce, yogurt, etc, etc.  But in reality there's this thing called life, and it's just not allowing that kind of time.

Instant Pot Ricotta however is so easy and quick, and, most importantly, tastes better than store bought, that it's one of those things I actually do make often.  No, not every time, playing dress up with fluorescent eye shadow with my daughter still takes priority over cheese.

The other great thing about making you own ricotta is that you can decide the texture and consistency you want.  For a thicker, drier cheese, go for a longer strain.
 
Quick, easy and super delicious homemade ricotta cheese. Only 3 ingredients!!

For a smoother, creamier ricotta, strain for a shorter amount of time.

Quick, easy and super delicious homemade ricotta cheese.

Now, let's talk details. Follow the simple printable recipe to learn how easy it is to make in a Instant Pot.  But here are a few things you need to consider or have on hand before you begin.

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  • The Instant Pot makes this easy with a push of the button and does not scorch the bottom, which is why this is my preferred method.
  • You will need something to strain the curds from the whey.  Here are 3 options:
    • A colander lined with 2 layers of cheesecloth.
    • Nut Milk Bags 
    • Or this handy yogurt strainer which is my personal favorite
  • You can experiment with 2% milk, but you will get more whey and less ricotta with reduced fat milks.
  • Distilled white vinegar can be used in place of the lemon juice.  I like the taste and consistency I get with the lemon juice better.
  • Don’t throw away the whey!  It can be used as a buttermilk substitute or I've recently started using it in place of water in our whole wheat bread or this Crusty Bread.

It's absolutely better than store bought, it's easy, and it's cheap, it's Instant Pot Ricotta!

Be sure and check out the other Yogurt Button Lovin' recipes from this series.  Mozzarella, Burrata, Yogurt, Skyr, Crusty Bread.

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Instant Pot Ricotta Cheese

A spoon full of ricotta cheese next to a glass bowl
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Instant Pot Ricotta Cheese is quick, easy and so creamy delicious. You'll also save money by making this at home.

  • Author: tidbits-marci.com
  • Prep Time: 5 mins
  • Cook Time: 30 minutes
  • Total Time: 60 minutes
  • Yield: 2 Cups 1x
  • Category: Cheese
  • Method: Pressure Cooker
  • Cuisine: American

Ingredients

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  • ½ gallon whole milk
  • 1 ½ tsp salt
  • ⅓ cup lemon juice

Instructions

  1. Combine the milk and salt in the pot of the Pressure Cooker. Put the lid in place and set valve to seal position. Press the yogurt feature and press adjust until it says boil.
  2. When the Instant Pot beeps, remove the lid (it won’t have built up any pressure), give the milk a stir and then use a thermometer to check the temperature. Press saute and warm the milk to 190 degrees, stirring often.
  3. When the milk reaches 190 degrees, unplug the pressure cooker and add the lemon juice. Give it a very gentle stir. The milk will start to separate immediately.
  4. Let the pot of milk sit undisturbed for 10 minutes. The milk will separate into white, milky curds and watery, yellow colored whey.
  5. Without stirring it, pour the curds in either a colander lined with a double layer of cheesecloth, a nut milk bag, or a handy yogurt strainer.
  6. Let the ricotta drain for 10-60 minutes depending on how thick you want it. If it becomes too thick, you can stir some of the whey back into the ricotta.
  7. Scrape the ricotta into a bowl. It can be used right away or stored in an airtight container for up to a week.

Keywords: ricotta, homemade cheese, cheese

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  1. Melisaa says

    March 25, 2021

    Can you use a 2% milk? It is what I have on hand.

    Reply
    • Marci says

      March 27, 2021

      Melisaa, yes that will work, it will just yield less.

      Reply
  2. Tony says

    April 29, 2020

    I have made numerous batches of yogert and always strain out the whey with a colander under coffee filters. No problems. Great yogert. With the left over whey I freeze into ice cube trays and place into zip lock bags, which I use for soups, chili verda, marinade, etc. I want to learn to make some sort of cheese with the left over whey, but it seems the cheese recipes shown always start off with whole or 2% milk. Not my left over whey. Help. What cheese can a make with my left over whey. Help…

    Reply
    • Marci says

      April 30, 2020

      Tony, I’ve never tried making cheese with the whey, if you try it, I would love to hear what you did!

      Reply
  3. sue says

    April 29, 2020

    can you make ricotta with nut milk? if so…. same procedure?

    Reply
    • Marci says

      April 30, 2020

      Sue, I’m not 100% sure, but I don’t think so.

      Reply
  4. Cory says

    January 10, 2020

    I followed your recipe exactly and it’s the best ricotta cheese I’ve ever had! Thank you!

    ★★★★★

    Reply
    • Marci says

      January 11, 2020

      Cory, It’s sooo much better than storebought, right!? Try it with manicotti asap!

      Reply
  5. Janice says

    September 20, 2019

    Your readers should be aware of a problem with this Instant pot recipe. I have had 2 fails. This is most upsetting with a 4 litre jug of whole milk. I found another recipe that’s says 200 degrees so now hen the Boil cycle of the Yogurt cycle stops I now continue to heat using Sauté. I discovered that the temperature is only actually 175 degrees when the Boil cycle is finished and that’s why it failed. 200 degrees is fail proof..

    Reply
    • Janice says

      September 20, 2019

      Oops I just reread your recipe and see that you do instruct to continue heating. I think that this is not the recipe I used when I had the fails.

      Reply
  6. Sara Crain says

    September 7, 2019

    Hi Marci,
    Love love love this..I tried.. it was so easy to do. Delicious never buy store bought again! Thankyou so much

    ★★★★★

    Reply
    • Marci says

      September 9, 2019

      Sara, it’s pretty amazing, right!?

      Reply
  7. Lydia says

    April 20, 2019

    Re UHT milk

    I read on recipes.instantpot.com website homemade ricotta

    Ultra high temperature (UHT) pasteurized milk changes the protein in the milk and prevents it from curdling. Do not use this milk for ricotta.

    L

    Reply
    • Marci says

      April 21, 2019

      Lydia, thanks for the info!

      Reply
  8. Leon says

    April 15, 2019

    I always try to bring mine up to 195 F and then I add about half a teaspoon of citric acid to the pot. I find the heat and the small amount of acid does the trick together, without making the ricotta taste acid. As soon as I add the acid, it usually starts forming. I think in the rare times it did not work is because the milk had a higher than normal pasteurization. This denatures the whey protein ahead of time, preventing it from coming off.

    Reply
    • Marci says

      April 15, 2019

      Leon, smart! I want to try this next. You don’t use lemon juice or vinegar at all then?

      Reply
      • Leon says

        April 17, 2019

        Hi, Marci

        Thank you 🙂 Yes, both will do as source of acid, but I prefer for most of the work to be done by the heat. When making paneer, I use the acid from citric or lemon juice(natural source of citric acid) exclusively and not heat 🙂

  9. Michelle says

    February 24, 2019

    This sounds so interesting to make ricotta in the instant pot. Quick question, has anyone tried making it with Fairlife lactose free whole milk? Curious is you think it would work. Thanks for the feedback

    Reply
    • Marci says

      February 25, 2019

      Michelle, I’ve never tried that. If you do, let me know how it goes! I’m very curious

      Reply
  10. Debirah says

    February 17, 2019

    Don’t know what you mean by the adjust button. My instant pot doesn’t have one. So if I press yogurt, how do I get to boil?

    Reply
    • Marci says

      February 18, 2019

      Debirah, Which model do you have?

      Reply
      • . says

        February 18, 2019

        I own the instant pot 6 quart duo. I was finally able to figure it out from another person’s comment. I had to hit the yogurt button twice. There was no information in my manual or in the recipe. I’m happy to say that after an hour of research and trial and error, it came out wonderful. Thank you for getting back to me.

      • Marci says

        February 18, 2019

        Great! I love homemade ricotta!

  11. Julie Lee says

    November 30, 2018

    Would this ricotta recipe work with organic and/lactose free milk?

    Reply
    • Marci says

      November 30, 2018

      Julie Lee, I don’t think the organic part will be an issue, but the lactose free might. Sorry! I’m not sure, I’ve never tried it with anything but cows milk.

      Reply
  12. Janice says

    October 3, 2018

    I ruined an entire 4 litres of whole milk following this recipe and the same thing happened a long time ago when I used some other IP recipe. (I had forgotten why that hadn’t turned out) As far as I’m concerned, the temp needs to reach 200 degrees (just before it boils) in order to achieve consistent success.

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 3, 2018

      Janice, That’s so disappointing! What percentage of milk fat did you use?

      Reply
  13. peter in Toronto says

    February 9, 2018

    It seems the whole point of an IP is that one not have to pull out thermometers and manually check temperatures (bring to 190)
    So this seems another “sledge hammer to drive a tack” over-use of an IP.
    Why not just boil the milk in a saucepan to 190 and skip the IP altogether?

    Reply
    • Marci says

      February 9, 2018

      Peter, the yogurt boil cycle for me is a convenience factor. You could absolutely do it in a pan on the stove top, but I find the gentle heating cycle of the yogurt button to be just the right temperature to heat it gradually without burning. You can of course achieve that on the stove top as well if that’s how you prefer to do things. I like to think of it as another convenient use for the pressure cooker.

      Reply
      • Jo says

        October 1, 2018

        I think the point is how to do it if you don’t have a yogurt button. Seems the answer is don’t because you lose the convenience factor.

  14. Monique says

    December 21, 2017

    I have an Instant Pot Lux that doesn’t have a yogurt button. Any idea how I can make ricotta in that?

    Reply
    • Marci says

      December 21, 2017

      Monique, The IP just makes it easier to warm the milk to the proper temperature, but you can just hit saute and use a thermometer to take it to 190 degrees.

      Reply
  15. lisa says

    October 30, 2017

    So far my favorite thing has been cheesecake, but I am still a newbie. Trying to figure out perfect rice pudding.

    Reply
  16. Carlee says

    October 29, 2017

    So far it would be lasagna! It was done in no time, and my family just loved it!

    Reply
  17. Christopher says

    October 29, 2017

    I think I made a good stew and some good pork shoulders. My most frequent use is for hard boiled eggs to take to work for breakfast.

    Reply
  18. Nancy says

    October 29, 2017

    I’ve only had my Instant Pot for a few weeks and so far my favorite recipe is Shrimp Scampi Paella! It’s spectacular and cooks in 5 minutes!
    I purchased your book and made vanilla! Saving pits in the freezer to make almond extract and can’t wait to try some more recipes!
    Thank you for a beautiful book!
    Nancy

    Reply
  19. Connie says

    October 29, 2017

    Could this work to make feta cheese also? We love feta, especially goat milk feta, and would love to make a feta style cheese.

    Reply
  20. Nikki says

    October 28, 2017

    I don’t have an instapot. Which is why I need to win this giveaway. 😉 I’m dying to have one!

    Reply
  21. Wendy says

    October 28, 2017

    Just starting out with Instant Pot, but so far my favorite things to make have been hard boiled eggs (they’re easy to peel), and corn on the cob.

    Reply
  22. Lois says

    October 28, 2017

    Don’t have an IP but have been considering one. Recipes look yummy. My favorite general Electric pressure cooker recipe is pork loin. Makes yummy pulled pork.

    Reply
  23. Vic says

    October 28, 2017

    Current favorite is making yogurt….but there are so many. Must try your ricotta!

    Reply
  24. Rosanna says

    October 28, 2017

    No idea what would be my favorite as I don’t have an IP yet..key word is yet..I’m hoping to get one for Christmas (it’s on my list like five times! !)Or maybe I’ll be really blessed, n win from you!!I’ve been very intrintrigued with the vanilla n the flavor infused water! I taught home-ec n I’m sure that the IP would be a great way to get students excited about cooking!!

    Reply
  25. Linda says

    October 28, 2017

    I love everything I’ve tried so far…hard boiled Eggs, ribs, whole chicken, rice, pasta…

    Reply
  26. Jan says

    October 28, 2017

    We love the recipe for Chinese Lemon Chicken from the pressure cooking today website. It is yummy.

    Reply
  27. Marianne says

    October 28, 2017

    Oh man, homemade ricotta is so SO good!! I <3 this recipe 🙂

    As to my favorite, I don't think I can pick. I love how easy it makes things like baked potatoes and hard boiled eggs. I love how fast I can turn frozen chicken breasts into tender shreds (with just about any flavoring I want). If you asked my kids (especially my youngest) it would hands-down be Mac and Cheese, though.

    Reply
  28. Samantha says

    October 28, 2017

    I haven’t made anything in an Instant Pot because I don’t have one 🙁 BUT I’ve been eyeing this hot chocolate recipe on Pinterest

    Reply
  29. Tawna says

    October 28, 2017

    My 6.5 lb bone-in turkey breast! While I’ve not liked anything I’ve done, so far, this turkey breast made me a believer in turkey again! It was so moist and yet cooked completely (not spongy – yuck)! Yeah, I’ll do that one again for sure!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Tawna, I’ve tried it a couple times and both times it was a bit tough. Do you have the secret?

      Reply
  30. Mari says

    October 28, 2017

    Question of the Day: Creamy Chicken with Penne.

    I would love to see IP + Spiralizer combo recipes!

    Reply
  31. Elizabeth says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite? Cuban beans and rice, yum!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Yum! If you have a go to recipe and wouldn’t mind me sharing it, email me!

      Reply
  32. Kelsey says

    October 28, 2017

    By far, my favorite thing that I’ve made in the instant pot is baby food! It’s SO easy and fast and I always know what my baby is eating!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Kelsey, I would have totally made all of my baby food if I had had a pressure cooker back then!

      Reply
  33. Cori says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite thing so far… that’s a tough one! I don’t think we’ve had a bad recipe yet. I guess the two things we make most often, though, would be seasoned pork chops with root veggies, and coconut milk yogurt (we have dairy issues in or family). Love your blog!

    Reply
  34. Misty says

    October 28, 2017

    Never had an insta pot. But since following you, would love to try it!

    Reply
  35. Cherie says

    October 28, 2017

    Honey Garlic Chicken is my favorite recipe for the Instant Pot.

    Reply
  36. Celeste says

    October 28, 2017

    Ribs—so easy, fast and flavorful!

    Reply
  37. BarbaraG says

    October 28, 2017

    I have so many recipes… in my head! I use my IP several times a week. a lot of the time I just ‘dump’ stuff in, add spices and enough liquid, hit the manual button and let ‘er rip. most recently is my Cheater’s Chili – using ground beef, chunky salsa and canned diced tomatoes w taco seasoning for a fast dinner.

    Reply
  38. Nancy says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite IP recipe has been summer potato salad — cook the potatoes and eggs together, stir in the rest of the ingredients, and it’s ready! My husband’s favorite is IP cheesecake, with IP lasagne a close second.

    Reply
  39. Mandy W. says

    October 28, 2017

    Beans, Chili, Brown Rice, Potatoes, yogurt, soup…pretty much anything!

    Reply
  40. Laurel says

    October 28, 2017

    Favorite recipe in the IP is like trying to pick a favorite kid, not possible. Try Mel’s Creamy Tomato Potato Soup. It’s so good and so fast! Also Homemade BBQ sauce with country style pork ribs nestled inside, cook until fall apart tender. Sauté the bbq sauce until reduced a bit and serve all over rice. Glorious.

    Reply
  41. Kate says

    October 28, 2017

    Chicken tikka Marsala. My husband about likes the inner pot clean.

    Reply
  42. Ruth says

    October 28, 2017

    Oh wow riccota cheese. Must try that.
    My favorite is cheesecake, lemon cheesecake to be exact. Someone in a previous comment mentioned blue cheese cheesecake. I love blue cheese and would love that recipe.

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Ruth, that one is on my blog. Do a search for Blue Cheese Cheesecake and you’ll find it. It’s one of my favorite meals!

      Reply
  43. Jennifer says

    October 28, 2017

    I have several favorites, but the one I am most excited about right now is IP mashed potatoes. Life changing!!!! I LOVE the idea that you can make them a few hours ahead of time and they still taste great and have the same great texture! I can’t wait to use IP mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving Dinner!!!

    Reply
  44. Patsy says

    October 28, 2017

    The ricotta cheese recipe is my favorite hands down!

    Reply
  45. Rene says

    October 28, 2017

    I love my Carnitas recipe! I love how much flavor the IP infuses into the meat in such a short time!

    Reply
  46. Tereasa Chugg says

    October 28, 2017

    I have a hard time deciding my favorite recipe. I love how it cooks hard boiled eggs. We have our own chickens and it was so frustrating to peel boiled hard boiled eggs. We had tried every trick in the book, but nothing worked. I also love making need stew. My recipe use to take me almost 3 hours, so I never had time to make it during the week. I love that I can cook whatever I want any night!

    Reply
  47. Tina says

    October 28, 2017

    I can’t pick a favorite, it’s to hard! SInce it’s Yogurt button theme week … my favorite thing to do with the yogurt button …

    Make my custard ice cream base on Yogurt/Boil. It heats evenly and slowly so I don’t need to worry about burning or tempering eggs. Once it passes 140 degrees, I will switch to sauté to speed up the process.

    Reply
  48. Monica says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite recipe so far has Chicken Tortilla Soup. The second runner up is a Cuban Style Pork Tenderloin, that I adapted from a crockpot recipe.

    Reply
  49. Gail Inglet says

    October 28, 2017

    As I’ve said before, I am new to instant pot cooking, brand new! I “baked” some large beautiful Idaho russet spuds last night, and my husband (I swear) ate half his weight in fluffy, buttery potatoes. Delicious! And the butternut squash was divine. Looking forward to many more successful adventures!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Gail, I agree it makes the best “baked” potatoes ever! And so easy! Sometimes I’ll throw them under the broiler to crisp the skin too.

      Reply
  50. Molly ma Kettle says

    October 28, 2017

    Best things to make either your bluecheese cheesecake or meatloaf. But I will try anything.

    Reply
  51. Lyn says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite recipe, at the moment, is Instant Pot Macaroni and Cheese from the Pinch of Yum blog. I use a 100% brown rice, gluten free noodle and change the cooking time to 5 minutes. So, so good!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Lyn, I have that saved to try! I’m glad to know it worked with the brown rice noodles because those are my favorite.

      Reply
  52. Vickilynn says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite Instant Pot recipe is whole chicken 3 ways:
    1) IP “roast” chicken (2 cups water, trivet, Manual for 45 mins, NPR)
    2) Remove meat and set aside
    3) Place bones and skin back in IP and make Bone Broth. (Add water, Manual for 240 mins)
    4) Use the chicken meat for any meals. My daughter’s fav this week is Chicken Salad
    5) When Bone Broth is done, mash the spent bones and skin together and add them to my doggies’ food.
    Use up ALL the whole chicken, in the Instant Pot!

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Vickilynn, now that is impressive!

      Reply
  53. Jill says

    October 28, 2017

    Marci,
    I love how you and Cami work together and support one another.
    Our favorite recipe that I have made so far is “Beef Roast with Potatoes and Carrots”. This recipe is in the instant pot recipe book included when purchased. It was delicious.
    The ease of using the instant pot amazes me.
    Thank you for sharing your experiences and your recipes.
    Jill

    Reply
    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Jill, you made me tear up a bit! It’s been such a blessing to do this with her!

      Reply
  54. elaine says

    October 28, 2017

    I would dearly love to have more “dump” recipes…what can I throw together, push button and come back to something delicious.

    More recipes, etc., for the IP Ultra 60. Cannot figure out how to shut off the WARM or set it for a select number of hours.

    ★★★★★

    Reply
  55. Monia says

    October 28, 2017

    My favourite recipe so far has been the triple layered cheesecake that you posted a while ago. I made it last christmas for a big family dinner and it was an instant hit!

    Reply
  56. Carolina says

    October 28, 2017

    My favorite recipe in the instant pot at this time is a Dutch dinner called Hachee. It is a kind of beef stew. I altered my grandma’s recipe to use the instant pot

    Reply
  57. Tara says

    October 28, 2017

    In answer to the question of the day…. 100% it is ribs. As good (or better) than any restaurant and I had never been able to achieve that before the Instant Pot!

    Reply
    • Lyn says

      October 28, 2017

      I would love to know details on how you make your ribs.

      Reply
      • Marci says

        October 28, 2017

        Lyn, Have you got our book? I need to send one if you don’t have it! It’s got my favorite Jerk Ribs of all time in it.

    • Marci says

      October 28, 2017

      Tara, I agree! My husband was shocked with how good they were and my father in law had to eat his words 🙂

      Reply
  58. Tara says

    October 23, 2017

    I’m floored by how simple this is! I must try this. I never buy ricotta because it is expensive but I far prefer it to cottage cheese! Thank you!

    Reply

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