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by CarolinaHeartStrings and filed in Soups, Stews
Our theme for food this month is “Food from the Heartland” and since we had a cold and rainy weekend, a warm satisfying stew was my food of choice. This is an easy recipe that is hearty and flavorful. Pair this with a nice tossed salad and you have one delicious dinner.
by Erin and filed in Creamy Soups, Soups
Thick and comforting corn chowder (lightened up).
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A soup that tastes like Christmas—and reminds you that winter isn’t always this rubbish!
by Michelle Day and filed in Creamy Soups, Soups
Warm Broccoli Cheddar Soup, perfect for a lunch or dinner.
by Dax Phillips and filed in Soups
A hearty, and somewhat healthy take on using mixed beans. With added veggies and chorizo, this one is sure to warm the belly.
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tlsintexas on 10.29.2009
I’m making this when we have our first cold spell…or maybe sooner because that could be too far off here in south Texas!! Sounds really good….thanks for sharing!
michellea on 10.29.2009
i made this tonight & it was a huge hit. I did add a can of corn & a can of green beans the last 30 minutes.
mdpriss on 12.31.2009
I loved it! I skipped the last step with the slurry because I just wasn’t sure what it would add. This was really delicious and a big hit at my house. Thank you.
Gillie in an Apron on 1.26.2010
Made this last night and the flavor was great!!
I did have to cook it for an extra hour because the veggies weren’t done and the meat needed a little more time. I am glad I did the extra hour because the meat was soooo tender and the veggies were great! I did add fresh green beans for that last hour and I added a corn starch slurry for the last hour as the flour slurry had not really thickened it much.
This was a big hit in the house and I will be making it again!
mom2littlee on 2.5.2010
Loved this recipe! It was so easy and the meat turned out so tender. I think its the best beef stew I’ve ever made. I did cook it an extra hour because my carrots were still a little crunchy. The flour slurry added just the right thickness. If possible, this may even have been better the next day when we had it again! Thanks for this recipe!
iala on 2.6.2010
I have been trying to figure out how to make a descent beef stew for years. Whipped this up the other night and it was perfect. Thanks for the guidance!
tkloster on 3.5.2010
This was the BEST Beef Stew EVER! I’m usually a little leary to make beef stew because it seems they lack flavor. This one does NOT lack flavor. My husband and kids all loved it and my 7 yr. old daughter asked for seconds. You will not be disappointed when you try this recipe.
yixing222 on 10.16.2010
What a delicious recipe! It’s even better the next day. I paired it with some corn cakes, and what a treat!!
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