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Step 1
Rinse rice under cool water.
Step 2
Combine rice, water, ginger, and salt in the bowl of an Instant Pot / pressure. (Note: If using ginger, add the piece of grated ginger whole so that it will infuse the congee with flavor but can be removed at the end of cooking. If you like a more intense ginger flavor, you can grate the ginger into the congee, but use half as much as listed.)
Step 3
Close and lock the lid.
Step 4
Set the pressure cook / manual setting on high for 22 minutes.
Step 5
Allow the pressure to release naturally. (Note: This is important. Congee is very starchy and, if the pressure is manually released, it may foam and clog the pressure release valve.)
Step 6
If you added a whole piece of ginger to the congee, remove and discard the ginger.
Step 7
Unlock the lid. Serve congee warm.
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