I put this in the crock pot for Stone the day I had my root canal done. He insisted on saving some for me to try because it was, "One of the best things you've ever made!" I don't know how I feel about one of the best things I have ever made being three ingredients and ridiculously easy. Oh, well! It is a deeply satisfying dish.
Slow Cooked Beef with Beer
2 lb lean steak
1 light beer
1 pkt onion soup mix
1. Place lean steak in crock pot. In a bowl, mix beer and soup mix. Pour beer mixture over steak.
2. Cook on low for 6 hrs.
3. Break up with spoon before serving over rice or pasta.
4. Yields 8, 5 point servings
I thought that I asked Stone - through my Vicodin haze - to take a picture of this dish. He didn't. So, here is a picture of the empty bottle of the beer I used.
I am looking for new books for my students. The girls have requested romance, so I have been looking through my collection for quality books involving love. I just read Those Summer Girls I Never Met by Richard Peck. Reading it was quite nostalgic; it is set in the 1980's, during the time of stone washed jeans and the USSR. It didn't make the cut for my class because there is not enough real romance, but it was fun to read it and remember all the fun I had taking "The Geography of the Soviet Union" in middle school!
I am linking this recipe to a great collection of dishes at Full Plate Thursday.
Slow Cooked Beef with Beer
2 lb lean steak
1 light beer
1 pkt onion soup mix
1. Place lean steak in crock pot. In a bowl, mix beer and soup mix. Pour beer mixture over steak.
2. Cook on low for 6 hrs.
3. Break up with spoon before serving over rice or pasta.
4. Yields 8, 5 point servings
I thought that I asked Stone - through my Vicodin haze - to take a picture of this dish. He didn't. So, here is a picture of the empty bottle of the beer I used.
I am looking for new books for my students. The girls have requested romance, so I have been looking through my collection for quality books involving love. I just read Those Summer Girls I Never Met by Richard Peck. Reading it was quite nostalgic; it is set in the 1980's, during the time of stone washed jeans and the USSR. It didn't make the cut for my class because there is not enough real romance, but it was fun to read it and remember all the fun I had taking "The Geography of the Soviet Union" in middle school!
I am linking this recipe to a great collection of dishes at Full Plate Thursday.
fun and easy dish love that beer he he no tips really just introduce little ones to as much variety as possible when they are small
ReplyDeleteOh yum. LOVE the crock pot!!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYou can't go wrong with a comforting dish like this!
ReplyDeleteMmm, stone washed jeans. So rad :) I love beer in slow-cooker dishes! This looks great!
ReplyDeleteJust Stopping by from TMTT. that looks so good and so healthy. I wanted to invite you to check out my Iron Chef Challenge This month's themed ingredient is canned tomatoes, so link up a recipe using those and you could win a prize. It should be a lot of fun, hope you can join us!!
ReplyDeleteI love slow cooker recipes, and this looks like a keeper! Hope you're feeling better!
ReplyDeleteRebecca- thanks for the advice:) Your daughter is precious.
ReplyDeleteRoz - Me too. I want a new one. One of my friends just got a new model and I have crock pot envy.
Bridgett- thank you:)
Found Hound - Lol! Don't forget to roll up the cuffs of those jeans and put a scrunchie in your side ponytail.
Ott, A - If I have a chance to type up my Cypriot pork recipe on vacation, I will submit it.
Yummychunklet - The tooth is fine, just waiting for a permanent crown:) Thanks for asking:)
Simple and delicious! Both onion soup and beer pair perfectly with beef and using them together must make it twice as good!
ReplyDeleteWe are going to love your recipe for Slow Cooked Beef with Beer. It just looks delicious, full of flavor. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and please come back!
ReplyDeleteI hope you're feeling alright. This recipe looks really good- always looking for a slow cooker recipe! I love YA fiction. I bet you're a wonderful teacher.
ReplyDeleteCandace - yes, a yummy trio:)
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen- thank you for hosting.
Ann- thank you so much. I love my job!