Creamy mushroom and beef stew. Tonight I made this with a few additions and it was excellent. This version is a creamy beef stew from Kim, made with cream of mushroom soup, garlic, and herbs. It's an easy beef stew to prepare and cook in the slow cooker.
Add chicken stock and bring to a boil.
I love cream of mushroom soup which was the inspiration behind this recipe.
Last week we made a Portobello Dungeness Crab Cream of Mushroom Soup that turned out so very good it hung around in the back of my mind wanting more.
You can cook Creamy mushroom and beef stew using 10 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Creamy mushroom and beef stew
- Prepare 1 can of cream of mushroom condensed soup.
- Prepare 1 can of kidney beans.
- Prepare 1 can of sweet corn (with juice).
- Prepare 16 oz of broccoli.
- You need 2 of beef bouillon cubes.
- It's 1 lb of ground beef.
- You need 4 dash of chopped onions.
- You need 4 dash of crushed red peppers.
- It's 4 dash of seasoned salt.
- It's 1/2 cup of water.
Back by popular demand is the beef stew I made months ago. This time I came out with a Creamy Mushroom Beef Stew version and had lots of Wows. It needs to be pen down before I forget what I added. Because a huge part of this recipe is based on "ingredients available in the fridge", estimation and spontaneous tasting,… Creamy Mushroom Stew It has been a rainy day, the type that makes you want to curl up on the couch and watch a movie, or hide behind a good read, while indulging in some delicious comfort food.
Creamy mushroom and beef stew step by step
- Cook ground beef and add chopped onions, crushed red peppers, and seasoned salt..
- Add cream of mushroom to slow cooker and a half a cup of water..
- Add beans, corn and broccoli to the slow cooker.
- Drain the ground beef and add to pot.
- Wait about 30-45 minutes. then add bouillon cubes..
- Set cooker on low, and it should be done within 2-3 hours.
Today I was inspired to come up with a dish that would satisfy these cravings. Beef in creamy mushroom sauce joins chicken sisig, pork giniling, and pasta fruit salad as the fourth recipe in our Christmas series and let me just say, it rightfully deserves its spot on the list. Return the beef to the frying pan together with any juices on the plate, add the mushrooms and pour the stock mixture over the beef and mushrooms. You can totally use cream of mushroom in an egg noodle dish for a hearty mushroom flavor and thick, creamy sauce. When paired with beef tips, it adds a beefy, meaty type of texture you're going to appreciate, too.