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Crockpot Beef Barley Soup

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Start this delicious soup in the morning and come home to a wonderfully smelling house and delicious dinner.

Ingredients

  • 3 pounds Chuck Roast, Cubed
  • ¼ teaspoons Black Pepper
  • 2 whole Onions, Chopped
  • 1 whole Green Pepper, Stem And Seeds Removed, Then Diced
  • 6 whole Carrots, Chopped
  • 2 stalks Celery, Chopped
  • 4 cans (14 Oz. Size) Low Sodium Beef Broth
  • 15 ounces, fluid Tomato Sauce
  • 5 sprigs Fresh Thyme
  • 3 whole Bay Leaves
  • 1 cup Barley
  • 1 package Swanson Beef Flavor Boost (1 Pouch From A 3.39 Ounce Box Of Swanson Flavor Boost)

Preparation

Start by spraying the inside of your crockpot with cooking spray. Add the meat, pepper, onions, green pepper, carrots, celery, beef broth and tomato sauce. Bundle the thyme and bay leaves in a piece of cheese cloth and tie with a string. Add this into the pot. Cover and place in the refrigerator overnight.

The next morning, add the barley and cook for 8-10 hours on low. Taste for seasoning. If you feel like you need more flavor, add the flavor boost packet or a few beef bouillon granules dissolved in water.

Ladle into large bowls and serve with crusty bread.

Enjoy!

Recipe slightly modified from: Nutmeg Nanny

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rinabeana on 1.13.2014

This was perfect! I used Goya barley (which I think is hulled instead of pearled, more of a whole grain). By dinnertime, the soup was wonderfully thick (more like stew than a soup). I wonder if the barley started breaking down a little and acting as a thickener. The veggies were soft, but not mushy. I did use dried thyme instead of fresh thyme because I hate picking off the tiny leaves and it’s not all that “fresh” during winter anyway. Regardless, the flavor was lovely! Thanks for sharing!

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