When I cook my stew, the sound of the weight hissing, and jiggling on the pot, brings me right back home. My mom is truly here in spirit when I make this for my family!
You will need:
- 2 lbs. Chuck Stew Beef
- 1 Tbsp. Oil
- 1 Tbsp. butter, unsalted
- 1 lb. fresh carrots, peeled and cut into half-moons
- 2-1/2 lbs. potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-1/2" chunks
- 1/2 large Spanish onion, roughly chopped
- 3 cups beef broth
- 1 10-ounce pkg. frozen peas
- Garlic Powder, Paprika, salt and pepper to taste
- 3 Tbsp. flour
While meat is cooking, peel carrots and potatoes and keep in a large bowl of cold water until ready to use.
Remove cover, add potatoes and carrots and cover and bring back to 15 lbs. pressure. Cook for 10 minutes. Place pressure cooker under cool running water in the sink to bring pressure down quickly. Remove meat, carrots and potatoes to a large baking pan or casserole dish. Bring pan juices up to a boil. Add peas and simmer 5 minutes.
To thicken gravy, mix 3 heaping Tbsp. flour into 1/2 cup cold water and stir to combine. Gradually add into simmering pan juices until it is the thickness you like. I kind of make it in between a soup and gravy consistency - Stoup - as Rachael Ray would say. Adjust seasonings.
Pour gravy over meat and potatoes in pan, try to wait until it cools off for a minute before you dig in!
Chow Down Pardner!
Serve with crusty bread or biscuits
If you don't have a pressure cooker, I would suggest making this stew in the oven @350 degrees F for at least 2 hours or until the meat is very tender, add potatoes and carrots, bake an additional hour and finish on the stove.
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Hi Patti, this really is comfort food. Do you think this recipe can be adapted to stovetop or crockpot? I don't have any space for another appliance! xo,
ReplyDeleteoh i wish it was 100*F right now otherwise that would be an amazing dish to make! saving for colder weather for sure!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so great. So good that you have your mom's pressure cooker and the recipe booklet too. I'm sentimental too, so I completely understand that you keep it. :-) This recipe sounds so tasty and so fast and easy. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteWould you please link it up to this coming Vintage Recipe Thursday? :-)
Thank you for linking it to Vintagre Recipe Thursday, Patti. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking it to Vintage Recipe Thursday, Patti. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking it to Vintage Recipe Thursday too, Patti. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious! I can almost smell it. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Food for Thought
Oh my! The stew looks fabulous!! I'm visiting from the Every Day Sisters party.
ReplyDeleteI DEFINITELY need to find an older pressure cooker (they are the best , of course) If you ever see one at a garage sale, pick it up for me!! I want to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! I so remember my Mama cooking in hers and I also think of her when I cook in mine. Thank you for sharing on Thursday's Treasures Week 32! I hope to see you next week. <3 and hugs! http://www.recipesformyboys.com/2012/05/thursdays-treasures-week-32.html
ReplyDeleteI do love a good beef stew. This one looks a lot like the one my dad would make in the pressure cooker. I don't have a pressure cooker so I would have to adapt it for a dutch oven. Great recipe though.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you could still join us this week and this dish is perfect Patti!
ReplyDeleteWow pressure cookers are such an amazing thing. I should probably look into getting one. Makes preparing this stew so much quicker.
ReplyDeletePatti~ I am so glad you and your family are safe this week. Can you believe I have not used a pressure cooker.... I am thinking I need one immediately!
ReplyDeleteI love your memories associated with this dish...it truly does look and sound like soul-warming food. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteWOW it is 7:18 AM here and I would love a bowl of this right now!!! Great recipe and I know what you mean about knowing your Mother is with you. I feel the same way about my Dad :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing and surely would warm my soul!!!
ReplyDeleteWow is right! This looks like it would be a welcome sight to any cold and soul-weary person. It's so cook that you helped with the relief effort after Hurricane Sandy!
ReplyDeleteI love myself a good beef stew! Always like to make it different each time I make it too! Thanks for the suggestions!
ReplyDeleteI love that you made this in a pressure cooker! It looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove that certain food memories bring us right back to a time in the past so clearly. Memories warm the soul as much as a hearty bowl of stew. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThis is old fashioned comfort food, wonderful! I love peas and the pressure cooker is perfect for this type of recipes.
ReplyDeleteI love how this dish brings back your family memories and that you share them. The stew sounds so good :) ~ Bea
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely memories of both your parents! Beef stew is both comforting and soul warming...and yours looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGosh Patti,
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you are ok. I was worried about you. We had lots of flooding but nothing compared to what yall had. I am going to enjoy your soup some time next week.
I love the story behind this stew - isn't it amazing how certain foods can bring back so many wonderful memories? And I'm sad that your pressure cooker finally gave out - but at least you and your family had 6 decades with it (that's incredible!). This stew looks so good, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteStew sounds amazing in this weather and I can only imagine how delicious it must taste.I'm drooling just looking at the pics :)
ReplyDeleteBeef stew reminds me of my childhood. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteYUMMY! Do you think I could do this in a slow cooker? I have 100 small appliances and cannot find room for another, so pressure cooker is out of the question.
ReplyDeleteWhat great memories! My mom cooks corn on the cob in a pressure cooker, but that is my only experience with it!
ReplyDeleteThis will be added in my making list soon. Great stew recipe, love all the ingredients and the idea of slow cooker. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I really need to buy a pressure cooker and learn how to use it! Love the name of the dish and it looks and sounds fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to use a pressure cooker. I am too scared to try. This dish is the post child for soul warming dish. Looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'll admit, I'm afraid of the pressure cooker. It scares the bejeezus out of me. Your stew looks amazing, and, I agree, familiar is always comforting.
ReplyDeleteBeef stew is one of those recipes that's fun to switch up each time you make it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good! I don't have a pressure cooker, but I see they're making a comeback!
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