put inner pot in the Instant Pot, set to saute
add 1 TBSP of the cooking oil and let it heat
meanwhile mix the flour, salt, garlic granules, and black pepper in a bowl
add half the cut up pork to the bowl and toss to cover with the flour
when the oil is hot in the Instant Pot add the dredged pork, use a slotted spoon to lift the pork out of the flour and place carefully in the hot oil
let it cook for 1-2 minutes before stirring, while it's cooking go ahead and get the rest of the pork rolled in flour
stir the cooking pork so it starts to brown on all sides, not completely cooking just lightly browing up the flour
when it's browned, 5 minutes total, remove to a plate covered with a paper towel or brown paper bag and let it drain
add the second TBSP of oil to the pot and repeat the cooking process for a total of about 10 minutes to brown all the meat
once it's done remove it from the pan to drain, add the chicken broth or water to the pan, it will steam up so be aware of that
while it's bubbling and boiling scrape the bottom of the pot to get all the browned bits off, then add the sliced mushrooms
pour in the enchilada sauce, chiles, chopped garlic, cilantro, and browned pork, stir well
sprinkle the rinsed rice over the top of everything, and stir well
place the lid on the instant pot, set it to seal
press cancel on the pot, then manual high pressure, set the time to 4 minutes for jasmine rice, 5 minutes for basmati, the pot should come to pressure fairly quickly because it was nice and hot to start with
once the timer counts down and the pot beeps let it natural release for 15 minutes before serving, do not quick release for this recipe
serve and garnish with sour cream and lime wedges if deisred