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By Curlee827
Added October 14, 2006 | Recipe #190464
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By Chef #424154
on February 01, 2011
This is a very good stew. I use pork (or a beef/pork mix - any cut will do) and sweat the onions and garlic before searing the meat, which I dust with flour. I then deglaze with some red wine, add beef stock, beef or chicken broth, spices, and celery and then bring to high pressure for about 10 minutes (though 5 minutes would be fine). I then open the pot and add liquid (water or broth), potatoes, carrots and fresh mushrooms. I simmer this until the potatoes are done. Additional spices, wine, flour, etc. are fine at this time. Thank you for the recipe. I enjoyed this again tonight, not even noticing that it is well below freezing outside.
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on August 11, 2009
I love my pressure cooker, always have. This recipe was perfect. the only change I made was salting and peppering the beef chunks before I braised them. Otherwise it was a perfect fit. They licked the pot clean and asked for more!!
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on October 22, 2011
More of a soup than a stew. I thought it was pretty bland; needs a thickening agent. Probably won't make it again.
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on September 20, 2011
I chose this recipe because you just throw everything into the pot (instead of cooking the potatoes separately). I followed it exactly (except added mushrooms as well) and it turned out perfect! The stew was so flavorful and delicious.
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on December 04, 2010
This was a HUGE hit even with my picky eaters! Not a drop was left by the time we were done. We used frozen egg noodles in place of potatoes and they turned out just fine. My husband said he thought it needed something, but couldn't quite place it, so I'm sure we'll play around with adding some other type of seasoning to see if we can make it just a bit better. Definitely a keeper!
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on May 06, 2010
So much easier than the way I've been doing it and tastes even better. Puts dinner on the table in no time. Thanks for the keeper!
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on March 26, 2010
I just purchased an electric pressure cooker and on St. Patty's Day I wanted to make a beer beef stew! This recipe sounded perfect and the only change I made was a bottle of beer in place of water! I used a package of frozen stir fry strips and was a bit worried since they were long but in less than 15 minutes they had all fallen apart and I used whole baby carrots, baby potatoes, and pearl onions and EVERYTHING was just perfect! At the end I just stirred in some flour...my husband is deployed so I devoured this all 2 meals LOL! Delish! I also added some extra herbs. Will definitely make again! Thanks for making my first pressure cooking experience a good one :)
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on March 15, 2010
I made this last night and it was really, really good. The only change I made was using onion powder instead of onions. My entire family LOVED this. This is how I will be making stew from now on. Thanks for sharing!
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on January 11, 2010
Added 2 t. thyme and a couple shakes of paprika along with a dash of red wine. Perfect and I only cooked it 10 minutes but then I like small dice of all the ingredients so that you can get more than one chunk on a spoon. Highly recommend!
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on July 24, 2009
oh wow... i borrowed a pressure cooker, and, as always, came straight here for recipes... this is the first one i have done, and i literally just finished and tsated... superb!! next time i want to add some red wine, and tomato paste too...
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #710891
on November 16, 2008
Made this tonight. It is delicious. It will be on the top of my list for beef stew. Quick and good.
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on October 22, 2008
OK, this was one of the best beef stew recipes that I have made. It was cold here today and I just wanted some comfort food. I did screw this up though...I forgot to lock my pressure cooker for the first 10 minutes, so it was more like beef and potatoes with carrots and celery, but man! It was SO good! My husband gobbled it right up! Thanks for the recipe!!!
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FAST!! I doubled the meat and used close to 2 cups of water. It was fabulous and my picky kids gobbled and asked for seconds!!
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very good.
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Serving Size: 1 (617 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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