Western Trail Beef and Macaroni
photo by ALH7401
- Ready In:
- 45mins
- Ingredients:
- 10
- Serves:
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8
ingredients
- 453.59 g lean ground beef
- 236.59 ml chopped onion
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 946.0 ml beef stock
- 822.13 g can tomato sauce
- 118.29 ml water (as required)
- 9.85 ml Worcestershire sauce
- 9.85 ml chili powder
- 2.46 ml dried basil
- 946.36 ml macaroni
directions
- Brown the beef and onions then drain.
- Combine remaining ingredients with the browned beef and onion.
- Cook for 10 minutes covered (until the pasta becomes tender).
- Serve with cheddar or parmesan cheese if desired.
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Reviews
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This makes a ton! I wish I would have cut this recipe in half and we will be eating leftovers for days. I followed the recipe as written other then I didn't add the water. We all enjoyed this. I topped mine with cheddar cheese and the rest of the family topped theirs with parm cheese. Made for a quick weeknight meal.
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Top stuff -- very different from regular chili mac or Slumgullion (the chili powder makes it very southwestern-tasting). I tweaked it some by adding a chopped bell pepper in with the onion to tenderize at the same time, 1 teaspoon of seasoned salt, 1 Tablespoon of oregano and I doubled the macaroni. I didn't need to add water. Next time, instead of chili powder, I'll use Taco seasoning which has chili powder and also a thickening agent. I'll also add some drained pimientos, or maybe a chipotle with adobo. This is a recipe that will endure some modification but I would not recommend adding any non-tex-mex ingredients! Makes enough to feed a crowd. Great job, fuerein -- thank you so much for posting it. We enjoyed it a lot!pat.
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This was pretty good. I liked the flavor. I would give it a 3 1/2 stars. I cut the recipe in half and I'm glad I did. We have 4 people in our family and we still had leftovers. Half the recipe could easily feed 6 people. I didn't put the water in there because it was really watery as it was. I also had to cook it longer so the liquid would drain. My 8 year old liked it, but my 5 year old didn't. I will make it again. It was very easy to make.
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The whole family loved this. I used puree in stead of the tomato sauce and I didn't add the extra water. I also used a mixed dried herb blend for the basil. I placed cheddar cheese on the table everyone but me liked it with the cheese. I served it with steamed veggies. A very easy, tasty meal that we all enjoyed. thanks for posting.
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<p>Raised and still live in N. Indiana. Trying to avoid eating out while working second shift.</p>