


I'm not sure I've ever met anyone who doesn't like Beef Stroganoff.
It's a classic American-style dinner that is delicious and satisfying.
It practically has a grocery aisle dedicated to it: processed box meals like hamburger helper began by “simplifying” a beef-and-noodles recipe into a one-skillet meal-in-a-box.
But do we really need a box to make this crowd-pleaser? Will it make anything faster, simpler or easier, given that this recipe is a one pot meal?
I don't think so.
In fact, with VitaClay this dish is so quick and easy to prepare, I believe it would be faster to make it from scratch than with the boxed version.
And the results can't even compare.
Which would you rather eat: chemical-laden, excito-toxin laced, preservative-filled powder reconstituted with water, or real, whole food cooked up just for you?
It's not only faster and easier as a one pot meal, it's cheaper too! So what's the catch? I haven't found one yet!
You just have to break your addiction with processed foods, and you'll discover a whole new world of fresh, whole, from-scratch food that promotes health and wellness, and tastes better than the boxed versions any day!
Ingredients for One Pot Meal: Beef Stroganoff:
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Renee Ready
October 19, 2018
This tasted great but the stew meat I purchased from Whole Foods was very chewy. Any suggestions to make the stew meat more tender?