Tomato Beef Stew

Since Mother Nature hasn’t gotten the memo that IT IS SPRING, how about something to warm your belly?

This recipe for Tomato-Beef Stew by Carol Fulton of Idaho Falls, ID is from my Goode & Gooseberry Patch Project.

I started out with the typical aromatic veggies or if you want to channel your inner Julia, is I believe the French term is Mirepoix…

For the rest of us… that just means carrots, celery and onion…

Slice’em up… note I did not mess with the color in this photo… those carrots were THAT orange… it was beautiful!

Also chop up some taters… I used my family staple: Red Potatoes

Now boil it all up until tender.

Boil, baby, boil

Once tender, drain…

And grab your favorite red steak sauce or grab some chili sauce like I did. I so heart chili sauce.

Now add 1 cup chili sauce and 16 oz tomatoes.

Add 1 1/2 lbs of browned ground beef. Salt and pepper to taste, stir it up and heat through!

Enjoy!

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Kristin

I love the addition of chili sauce! You should come add this to our "hidden ingredient" blog party today – http://www.delightfulcountrycookin.com/2011/03/bittersweet-hot-fudge-sauce.html. Looks like a delicious soup!
Cranberry Morning

I love tomato beef stew. I think we don't get spring until next week, and probably get summer the week after.
Gooseberry Patch

Chili sauce is a great substitution…you could even use bbq for a different spin! Thanks for posting this today, Cris. We're (not) looking forward to another night in the 20s. Did you send Mother Nature another memo?
TINA @ MOMS CRAZY COOKING

Thanks so much for linking up to THIS WEEK'S CRAVINGS "Surprise/Hidden or Secret Ingredient".

Next Monday our theme will be "Husband's Cook", so come back over and link up a post and/or recipe that your significant other has made for you!

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Katie

Thanks for sharing…this sounds wonderful. I love stews and soups all year long
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