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By cassiesmydog
on December 22, 2003
this is a great recipe! I made this today to share at work and everybody just loved it. It was so quick and easy to make. I will be making this often. Thanks for a great,quick and easy recipe.
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on December 19, 2003
Good recipe...my DH loved it! Easy to make especially with the pressure cooker..I only used 1 lb. of lean ground beef and I added a bit more salt and pepper. A great healthy recipe we will definitly make again. Thanks:)
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on March 07, 2011
This low star is mostly to balance out all the high marks, since the recipe does need some adjustments. The meat needs to be browned in some oil, otherwise it will stick terribly to your pot. The recipe as it stands is VERY tomatoey, and acidy. The barley was also too chewy on the times given, and the soup was too thick. We ended up diluting it out with a couple cups of bouillon broth, and added some sugar, and it was very good at that point. I would recommend halving the tomato, increasing the liquids with a cup of bouillon, and possibly adding sugar to break up the acid.
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Very tasty - I used homemade beef stock instead of water, otherwise I followed the directions exactly. When it was done, I added more salt, and it was so thick that I actually added about 1.5 cups of homemade chicken stock that I had in the fridge. It was still more stew than soup :) I added some freshly grated parmesan for a garnish. Note to other Zaarers: Beware of the amount your pressure cooker can hold. I have a Cuisinart 6-qt electric pressure cooker, and this recipe was technically too much volume for it, but I managed.
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Excellent! I did not have ground beef so I put tiny dice beef and I throw 4 big sliced mushrooms because they were looking at me with a cute face in the fridge so I wasn't able to resist LOL. And I add a cube of beef boullion instead of the salt. It was super good, thanks!
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very nice! all the flavors blend well together. i added a bit more salt however. definately a keeper.
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on December 29, 2008
Good hearty meal. I used quick barley so i threw everything in at once & cooked for 10 minutes (vs cooking the tomatoes, barley & water first for 10 minutes, opening it up & then adding everything else to cook for another 10). i think next time i'll add some cooked green beans at the end for some color & bite. I also added more salt to the end product. I served it with some yummy biscuits - great winter meal!
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on October 21, 2008
this is one of the first things that i have made with my pcooker and it turned out very good thank you.
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on January 28, 2008
Great Recipe. Easy to make, tastes great and good for you, too. Thanks for sharing.
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on November 11, 2006
Very good. For me it was more of the stew than a soup, so I added 2 cups of beef broth to make it soup consistency. I added it after opening pressure cooker and just brought soup to quick boil again. Thanks for a good recipe. I woulod make more than once for sure.
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on March 01, 2005
I love to make Beef/Barley soup in my pressure cooker. It is also a great way to use up leftover roast beef!
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