thread: Beef Stroganoff recipes please ........

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  1. #1
    smiles4u Guest

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    ... thanks heaps Sarah, believe me any recipe would be better then my own beef stroganoff ... will give yours a whirl

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    Registered User

    Jul 2007
    melb
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    I use the packet mix one for slow cookers, I use 2 packets of sauce thought as we like lots of sauce!!

    before this I used to still use packet mix with a few added extras.

  3. #3
    smiles4u Guest

    Question

    ... hey Feeb do you know what brand ?? (you prob knew i was gonna ask you that, harr !!)

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    Registered User

    Jul 2007
    melb
    8,498

    I am pretty sure is McCormicks. I did think that would be next qn LOL

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    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    ...not far enough away :)
    1,413

    I actually just cook up the beef with some wosterchire sauce, bbq sauce & mixed herbs to add flavour. Then add fresh mushrooms, one tin of tomato soup & then however much sour cream to your liking. Soooo simple & yummy. Then I serve with fresh egg fettucini.
    I do have a recipe that I found in a home mag that uses sweet parprika & red wine etc but more involved. I love my recipe as its always yummy & soooo quick. It's one of our "not muc time to cook tonight" recipes.

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    Registered User

    Sep 2007
    Cairns
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    beef strips - preferably rump or other lean cut suitable for fast cooking
    onions - sliced
    mushrooms, sliced
    garlic
    splash of red wine
    tomato paste (about 3 tbls)
    paprika (about 1-2 tbls, I also add a very small amount of smoked paprika)
    black pepper
    flour
    lemon juice
    beef stock
    sour cream
    finely snipped chives

    - Seal beef in very hot pan & remove
    - add some oil, reduce heat & gently saute onions & garlic until translucent. Add mushrooms & saute for about a minute.
    - increase heat, add red wine & reduce slightly
    - Add paprika, pepper & about 1 tbls flour, stir through
    - add tomato paste & lemon juice (about 1/2 lemon). Sauce will thicken.
    - return beef to pan (including any juices. If sauce is over thick, add a little beef stock to thin out.
    - Simmer until beef is just tender (about five minutes).
    - add a good whack of sour cream, stir through then serve topped with chives, preferably with buttered poppy seed noodles

    Can also be done in slow cooker with cuts suitable for slow cooking - saute beef first, then add to slow cooker with sauce, saute onions & mushrooms separately then add to slow cooker 1/2 before end of cooking. You may need to adjust sauce quantities a bit though.

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    Nov 2007
    Murray Bridge, SA
    1,600

    I made the continental recipe base one last night and it was quite yummy!