The Instant Pot allows you to condense a very long, slow cooking process so that you end up with a quick weeknight dinner. Although I don’t usually ask you to sauté and brown ahead of time, my testing yielded a richer, more authentic tagine flavor when I took 10 minutes to brown the onions and lamb and bloom the spices. Often it doesn’t matter in pressure cooking—in this recipe, it mattered. Do not add more water to this recipe. The vegetables and lamb will release a lot of water (unless you’re using some fancy organic lamb, which is dry). I usually serve this with some couscous made with raisins and almonds.