Simple Irish-Inspired Beef Stew Recipe Theresa February 8, 2017 Cooking 2 Comments Are you looking for a delicious beef stew recipe? When your whole family isn’t feeling well, a homemade stew can make everyone feel better. Since St. Patrick’s Day is around the corner, I wanted to share a family favorite. With potatoes, beef, and mixed vegetables, the soup satisfies everyone. Not only does it have the nutrient-rich vegetables your body needs to fend off winter illnesses, but it also has plenty of protein. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day With A Simple Irish-Inspired Beef Stew If you’re looking for a simple way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, you’ve come to the right place. With a bowl of Irish-inspired beef stew, you can please the entire family. To bring warmth and joy into your home during the colder months, you can make this soup on a weekend afternoon, and enjoy the leftovers days later. Ingredients 1 lb of stew beef Steak seasoning Garlic powder Salt/pepper 1 onion Can of crushed tomatoes 1 medium package of mixed vegetables 1 medium package of lima beans Swanson’s beef broth Can of tomato sauce 1 or 2 cans of potatoes Recipe Using a dutch oven or large soup pan, put oil in the bottom of the pan. After getting the oil hot, put in small beef cubes that you have sprinkled with steak seasoning, garlic, salt, and pepper. Cook on high until the meat is brown. Then, add some slivered onions, and brown them too. Let the onions and beef cook on low. Add a large can of crushed tomatoes, the can of tomato sauce, the mixed vegetables, the potatoes, and the lima beans. Next, put in one of two boxes of broth. Fill almost the whole pot with the broth. Cook on low until the vegetables are cooked well. Add salt and pepper to taste. Finally, to please everyone, you can make each bowl as spicy or mild as you like by adding hot sauce. Tips Although I used Swanson’s organic beef broth, you can also use chicken or vegetable stock for a lighter flavor. If you use chicken or vegetable stock, you can add extra flavor with Worcestershire sauce. The longer the stew cooks, the better the flavor is. Don’t add too much salt or pepper at once. Allow the flavors to settle in before adding more. Even though the potatoes make this a festive meal for the holiday, you can substitute them for whatever noodles you happen to have in your house. Wide noodles or even spaghetti noodles work well and help balance the rich flavor of the beef. Simple St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Meal Without too much preparation, you can easily pull off this homemade meal together for St. Patrick’s Day. My family enjoys making this recipe even on busy workweek nights because we know the leftovers work for the next day’s lunch and dinner. Your Celebration Ideas How will you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this year? Do you make a special meal? Share your ideas in the comments. Disclosure I received a free item, but it in no way influenced my opinion of how delicious this soup is! 2 Responses Buying a Cow: How Much Meat Will You Get? (And What to Do with It!) - Healthy Happy Thrifty Family March 24, 2017 […] Simple Irish Inspired Beef Stew […] Reply Tereza March 27, 2017 This looks so nice, I love all stews (because I come from a nation that’s obsessed with them!) and especially if they are easy to make because I’m such a terrible cook haha! X Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
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Tereza March 27, 2017 This looks so nice, I love all stews (because I come from a nation that’s obsessed with them!) and especially if they are easy to make because I’m such a terrible cook haha! X Reply