Cooking with an Instant Pot Mini & Dual Batteries

[bravelion]

I have zero electrical knowledge and hope some electronics nerds here will help me .
I just installed a Genesis dual battery system in my new 2020 Rubicon using two odyssey Model 25 PC1400T batteries.


I want to use an Instant Pot Mini to cook with while camping. I found a youtube video where a guy does multiple amp draw tests under different use scenarios. I am linking the video, but here is the summary from the video description:

"Test Results:
- 5-minute steamer cycle used 9.59 amp hours
- 30-minute pressure cooking cycle used 16.9 amp hours
- A 4-hour slow cooker cycle used 24.5 amp hours

I was extremely pleased with the results. During the tests, I discovered that the Instant Pot used a little over 60 amps, but that was mainly during its heating and pressurizing stages. After that it went into an intermittent cycling mode, only drawing power as needed."
https://youtu.be/kf6U2N9vySU

Here are the battery specs, which I don't know what all this means:
Pulse (5 second)
Hot Cranking Amps (PHCA)1400
Cold Cranking Amps (CCA)850
20Hr Nominal Capacity (Ah)65
Reserve Capacity Minutes130
Battery here: https://www.odysseybattery.com/Batteries/Model_25PC1400T

With the above info, can anyone tell me if the battery setup I have will run an instant pot mini once a day?

Thanks

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