No Peek Stew

0.00 / 50.00 / 50.00 / 50.00 / 50.00 / 5 

  • Print Print Page
  • Email Email a Friend
  • Rate Rate or Review
  • Picture Add Picture
  • shop Add to Shop List
  • Bookmark and Share
Added Dec 3rd, 07 by
FoodConnect.com Test Kitchen


  • Categories: Meats
  • Servings: 6 change
  • Calories per serving: 403
  • Prep Time: 30 mins
  • Cook Time: 8 mins


Nutritional Facts

Brought to you by
Per serving% Daily Value*
Calories 40320%
Fat 17g25%
Cholesterol 98mg33%
Sodium 414mg 17%
Carbohydrates 29g20%

More facts>>

FoodConnect Nutritionals

Ingredients

	Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [5a74bfae-b102-ec44-1d47-0070320fa256] => Array
                (
                    [title] => beef, stew meat, cubes, fzn, 4oz, fs
                    [ingredientid] => 2764
                    [ingredientuuid] => 5a74bfae-b102-ec44-1d47-0070320fa256
                    [quantity] => 2.00
                    [measure] => pound
                    [title_custom] => 
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

            [7f26b4d0-89a4-5d64-75d7-a9148cf7f584] => Array
                (
                    [title] => soup dip & recipe mix, beefy onion, dry mix
                    [ingredientid] => 30083
                    [ingredientuuid] => 7f26b4d0-89a4-5d64-75d7-a9148cf7f584
                    [quantity] => 1.00
                    [measure] => package
                    [title_custom] => onion soup mix -- dry 
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

            [75a4a5bd-7b91-2d34-551e-2b2a3f890719] => Array
                (
                    [title] => soup, cream of chicken & mushroom, cond, cnd
                    [ingredientid] => 30496
                    [ingredientuuid] => 75a4a5bd-7b91-2d34-551e-2b2a3f890719
                    [quantity] => 1.00
                    [measure] => can
                    [title_custom] => cream of mushroom soup 
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

            [04dc9070-d2c2-94d4-d10e-40ea1702ecef] => Array
                (
                    [title] => soda, ginger ale
                    [ingredientid] => 29881
                    [ingredientuuid] => 04dc9070-d2c2-94d4-d10e-40ea1702ecef
                    [quantity] => 1.00
                    [measure] => can
                    [title_custom] => 
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

            [3e698cf3-e579-4034-39a1-74a8ab44b9db] => Array
                (
                    [title] => carrots, fresh, 7" x 1 1/4"
                    [ingredientid] => 5575
                    [ingredientuuid] => 3e698cf3-e579-4034-39a1-74a8ab44b9db
                    [quantity] => 1.00
                    [measure] => pound
                    [title_custom] => carrots
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

            [a92b64e1-1efc-bec4-151e-6bc7661168da] => Array
                (
                    [title] => potatoes, peeled, ckd, diced
                    [ingredientid] => 25581
                    [ingredientuuid] => a92b64e1-1efc-bec4-151e-6bc7661168da
                    [quantity] => 1.00
                    [measure] => pound
                    [title_custom] => potato
                    [componentid] => 0
                    [method] => 
                )

        )

)

  • 2 pound beef, stew meat, cubes, fzn, 4oz, fs
  • 1 package onion soup mix -- dry
  • 1 can cream of mushroom soup
  • 1 can soda, ginger ale
  • 1 pound carrots
  • 1 pound potato

Recipe Method

1. Mix the meat and soups together. At this point I will divide into 4 portions (cooking for 2 adults and 1 toddler) and freeze in ziplock baggies.

2. The night before cooking day, I'll pull the baggie out of the freezer and pour into crockpot and cover with 1/2 can of gingerale (I have done this with the meat mix frozen, but thawed is probably healthier).

3. Then I'll add carrots and potatoes and let cook all day on medium heat. If I know that I'll be in a major hurry on cooking morning, I'll cut the potatoes and carrots the night before and have them in the 'fridge in water with a little lemon juice to prevent the potatoes from browing.

Tried this recipe? Tell everyone what you think...

No reviews yet, be the first to add one.

Submit your own review...


sort by

All Reviews >>
Connect

Securely log in through Facebook to FoodConnect using your Facebook username and password.

Remember me Forgot your password?

Not registered? Membership benefits include:

Register