Sometimes you want to eat a nice dinner at your desk before heading to a yoga double. AKA 3 hours of zen.
Last night I made this delicious stew with the CSA bounty. I essentially emptied the veggie drawer... And it is delish, I just didn't know it last night. I had to wait until just now, eating it at my desk, to realize that its simplicity is indeed blog-worthy.
Ingredients:
Splash canola oil
Package stew beef
2 small onions
1 leek
4 small-ish potatoes
3 turnips
3 carrots
Half a huge head of cabbage
2 bay leaves
3 beef bouillon cubes
salt and pepper to taste
water
1 can tomato sauce
Directions:
Brown beef in canola oil. Set aside. Toss in chopped leek, and onion. Saute until soft. Add a few cups of water. And chopped carrots, chopped potatoes (I left the peels on), chopped turnips (I peeled them), and cabbage cut into chunks.
Add beef bouillon cubes, dissolve and add bay leaves. Add beef back.
Simmer for 90 minutes or so. Maybe monitor and add water, as needed. Add tomato sauce. Simmer another 20 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Refrigerate / freeze in portions...
Last night I made this delicious stew with the CSA bounty. I essentially emptied the veggie drawer... And it is delish, I just didn't know it last night. I had to wait until just now, eating it at my desk, to realize that its simplicity is indeed blog-worthy.
Ingredients:
Splash canola oil
Package stew beef
2 small onions
1 leek
4 small-ish potatoes
3 turnips
3 carrots
Half a huge head of cabbage
2 bay leaves
3 beef bouillon cubes
salt and pepper to taste
water
1 can tomato sauce
Directions:
Brown beef in canola oil. Set aside. Toss in chopped leek, and onion. Saute until soft. Add a few cups of water. And chopped carrots, chopped potatoes (I left the peels on), chopped turnips (I peeled them), and cabbage cut into chunks.
Add beef bouillon cubes, dissolve and add bay leaves. Add beef back.
Simmer for 90 minutes or so. Maybe monitor and add water, as needed. Add tomato sauce. Simmer another 20 minutes. Salt and pepper to taste. Refrigerate / freeze in portions...
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