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| article number 66 article date 10-17-2011 copyright 2011 by Author else SaltOfAmerica |
| Beef Stroganoff | by Rhonda Burgin | This recipe will feed a group of people. The only prep is chopping onions, garlic and 2 pounds of beef. Chop the Beef into ¾ to 1 inch cubes. I use Swiss Steak but you can use whatever is on sale. Here are the ingredients: 12 ounces of noodles, 2 pounds of cubed beef, pepper, salt, dry beef bouillon, 2 cans of beef broth, flour, one diced onion and two chopped garlic thingies. (2 parts of the garlic bulb were used. I should have chopped more.) |
Heat up oil to 350 degrees. Approximately 1/3 cup of oil was used. |
Dump meat, flour, salt and pepper in bag and shake. Put floured beef cubes into skillet. |
Cook coated meat … say 5 minutes, to brown meat stirring occasionally. |
Then stir in 1 onion and a couple of chopped garlic sections Cook approximately 4 more minutes, just beyond pink. |
Add 2 cans of beef broth and reduce heat to simmer at 300 degrees. |
Add instant dry beef bouillon to just enough water for making noodles. Boil water and add noodles. |
The skillet mix appeared to thin so you can add flour to thicken it. |
Once the mix has a good thick consistency, add about 7 ounces of sour cream. Turn the skillet to warm and let it love a bit. |
Cook noodles to desired tenderness. |
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