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Slow Cooker Beef
I need some new ideas for beef roasts in the slow cooker. Usually I make a beef stew, roast beef, chili, or swiss steak. I want something new. Anyone got ideas? I was thinking of something with mushrooms, maybe using condensed mushroom soup?
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you can do a mushroom casserole type dish.
Usuall i put 2 cans mushroom soup, and 1.5 can of water[or milk], a cup and a half of pasta[i like elbow noodles because the kids eat them more]. and about half a lb ground beef[i boil it before hand and drain the grease] 2 cups of fresh mushrooms, ive used canned in a pinch. i put it on low for the afternoon [3-5 hours]or untill the pasta is tender. its a very kids friendly food, wich in my house goes over really well
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Mmm...Sounds good. Do you think that cubed beef roast would work too? Maybe for me cook the noodles separate, put the rest in with cubed beef and cook all day on low to its fall apart, and put over noodles?
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that sounds good, its probably how i would do it if my son could eat the beef a bit bigger.
i just always adjust everything kid friendly hehe Eleni
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I love curry so I frequently put the cubed beef with vegetables in the crockpot with those Japanese-style hot curry cubes. When I get off work, I just put rice on and serve the curry over rice with condiments such as shredded coconut, raisins, chopped peanuts, chutney. The idea is a contrast of flavors - hot, sweet, salty, tangy, etc. Works great with chicken too. Hubby loves it when I slip in some hard-boiled eggs cut in half at the last few minutes. Curry - you either love it or hate it - no in-between!
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ive never had curry,
is it spicy like HOT or spicy like flavourful? i like flavour spicy but downright hot is just awful Eleni
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