Instant Pot Pear Sauce

pear sauce in a mason jar with pears in background

This easy, no-sugar added pear sauce is a great way to use up leftover pears. Plus, there’s no peeling necessary! If you like applesauce, then you’ll love this easy pressure cooker pear sauce. Ingredients Fresh pears Fresh orange or lemon juice Vanilla extract Cinnamon (optional) Top tips The pressure cooker helps make this recipe come…

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