but cannot find it.
This is a one of those dishes that I grew up
eating, and is definitely a childhood favorite.
Plus, it's a top 3 Pot~Luck dish in my bOOk.
With that wonderful new pressure cooker I
received for my birthday last year, it's gotten
even easier.
But I still have to peel potatoes....meh.
I use:
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Stew meat ~ I always buy the big pack.
Potatoes ~ about 3 large or 6ish small, peeled and chopped
Carrots ~ depends on your likeness of them
Flavorings ~ Worcestershire sauce, Salt & Pepper, Paprika
I'm still learning to use my pressure cooker.
I used the book to get approximates.
First brown the meat { I like mine really browned, gets more flavor }
either in the pressure pot
either in the pressure pot
or in another pan and then transfer to pressure cooker.
Add your seasonings and water. According to the book I needed 3 1/2 cups.
Seal, place bobble, and turn on High heat.
{AS ALWAYS:
PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUR PRESSURE POT FOR USING SAFELY}
When the pot starts steaming and the bobble is wobbleing,
turn your heat down to Medium or Low, and start your timer.
Once the meat was finished cOOking,
I transferred mine to the Dutch Oven,
and added the carrots and peeled/chunked potatoes.
I add my carrots first.
The carrots are my favorite part,
so I add extra.
Cook for about 10/15 minutes
Then add my potatoes to cook for another 10/15 minutes.
Adjust cooking to your preference: firm or smashed.
I like my veggies smashable.
Surround your delish stew with
your yummiest sides,
eat till your stuffed,
and then fall asleep on the couch.
Really.
Yum, love those hearty home cooked stews. When can I come round for dinner then!? Marie x
ReplyDelete{Marie ~ I know, right? All my life, somebody is always making a stew or gumbo. It's like, life blood!
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