Its 9:30 in the a.m. and my dinner for tonight is taken care of! Wo-hoo! Oh the wonders of a good crock pot!!!
This recipe is something that my mom makes every once in a while. And after this morning, I understand why. Its fairly labor intensive. So does it fall under the easy category? No. But its really fancy and (hopefully) will be delicious!
Stuffed Beef Round
2 large beef round steaks
Filling:
1 c cheddar cheese, grated
1/2 c chopped onion
3/4 c chopped celery
"Its always best to start at the beginning. And all you do is follow the Yellow Brick Road."
Showing posts with label beef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beef. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Life on the Ranch
I have never blogged about our lifestyle. Our meaning Husband and I. We both grew up on ranches. Both in the same extra teeny tiny community. Ironic, I know. Our families both raise cattle. The husband's family also has some sheep.
Ranching cattle is in my blood. And it will definitely be in my children's blood. My dad's family has been ranching cattle in our extra teeny tiny community for over a hundred years. Pretty awesome, if you ask me! I love cows.
I love everything about cows. I love new baby calves in the spring. I love going riding during the summer to move the cows to new feed. I love gathering all the cows and calves up in the fall. And I even love eating beef :)
Ranching cattle is in my blood. And it will definitely be in my children's blood. My dad's family has been ranching cattle in our extra teeny tiny community for over a hundred years. Pretty awesome, if you ask me! I love cows.
I love everything about cows. I love new baby calves in the spring. I love going riding during the summer to move the cows to new feed. I love gathering all the cows and calves up in the fall. And I even love eating beef :)
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Dinner Tonight: Beef Enchiladas & Homemade Crustos
Yesterday my mother-in-law was telling me about a new recipe she's going to try: Honey Lime Chicken Enchiladas. Mmm! Sounds enticing! So after hearing about her fun new recipe, the only thing I can think of all day is enchiladas, enchiladas, enchiladas... This is definitely not a go-to-meal in my kitchen, but something I love all the same. I'm out of chicken at the moment and I am a bigger fan of beef anyway, so beef is what's for dinner! Plus a fun, spur-of-the-moment Taco Time knock-off treat!
Easy Beef Enchiladas
This recipe is a combination of my mom's version, a version from allrecipes.com, and my own adaptations. Its very very very basic. I am a little apprehensive about some enchiladas, so this one is completely tummy-safe!
1 onion, chopped
1/2 lb ground beef
1 can (store bought) enchilada sauce, because its easier that way
1 can olives, sliced
~1 c shredded cheese
4 flour tortillas
Easy Beef Enchiladas
This recipe is a combination of my mom's version, a version from allrecipes.com, and my own adaptations. Its very very very basic. I am a little apprehensive about some enchiladas, so this one is completely tummy-safe!
1 onion, chopped
1/2 lb ground beef
1 can (store bought) enchilada sauce, because its easier that way
1 can olives, sliced
~1 c shredded cheese
4 flour tortillas
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
What's for Dinner Tonight
A new daily segment. Let's see how long I keep up for - ha!Baked Sweet Potatoes
Have I ever mentioned how much I love sweet potatoes? Yum Yum Yum! So moist, sweet and delicious. If you are not a fan yet, give these wonderful tubers another try!
- Bake at 350 degrees for about an hour. Serve with butter, salt and pepper. Truly delish!
Another Mom favorite. Stew meat must be boiled in order to get tender. But once boiled... Oh baby oh. I'm talking fork tender and mouth watering.
Monday, April 18, 2011
Crock Pot + Fresh Veggies
If there is one thing I love, it is crock pots. Throw some ingredients in and leave all day. Come back to a delish dinner. Its like magic. Almost like perennial flowers!
This recipe comes from my mom's repertoire. And most of the ingredients could come fresh from the dirt.
Sunday Crock-Pot Stew
This recipe comes from my mom's repertoire. And most of the ingredients could come fresh from the dirt.
Sunday Crock-Pot Stew
- Cut cube or round steak into thin strips. Dredge in seasoned four and brown in saute pan (doesn't need to cook all the way).
- Slice carrots, onions, green pepper and celery into crock pot (large chunks work great).
- Add meat.
- Add canned tomatoes (unless you are really awesome and can grow something that difficult) and tomato sauce to get a good 'stew' consistency.
- Add 1-2 cubes beef bouillion.
- Cook throughout the day and serve over cooked rice or boiled garden potatoes!
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