Imagine sinking your spoon into a bowl of creamy, savory comfort food heaven—Crock Pot Beef Stroganoff. The slow-cooked beef absorbs every ounce of flavor, making each bite a deep, comforting indulgence.

Tender, melt-in-your-mouth beef slowly simmers in a rich, velvety sauce made with a delicate blend of seasonings, all brought together with tangy sour cream and cream cheese. Perfectly paired with egg noodles or mashed potatoes, this dish offers the ultimate cozy meal that practically cooks itself.

I find it so interesting that so many countries have a stroganoff recipe. It originated in Russia, but in case you missed it, there are versions I’ve had in America, Italy and Cade says it’s a huge deal in Brazil, though their version is much more tomato based with cream. I want to try that way now.

Ingredients for Crock Pot Beef Stroganoff

Beef stroganoff is loaded with flavor and each ingredient adds a layer of flavor needed to make the best stroganoff. Here is a list of everything you’ll need:

• Beef Stew Meat: look for a package labeled as stew meat or grab some chopped sirloin
• Seasonings: Italian Seasoning, Garlic Powder, Kosher Salt and Black Pepper
• Baby Bella Mushrooms: the best part of a stroganoff in my opinion
• Beef Broth: becomes the base of the creamy sauce
• Dijon Mustard: adds flavor and helps tenderize the beef
• Worcestershire Sauce: adds rich umami flavor
• EZ Gel by Cornaby’s: used to thicken the sauce, cornstarch can also be used
• Cream Cheese: adds richness and creaminess to the sauce
• Sour Cream: adds creaminess and a little tang to the sauce
• Egg Noodles: any type of pasta can be used or mashed potatoes
• Fresh Thyme and Parsley: adds a pop of freshness

The measurements and details for all the ingredients can be found in the recipe card at the end of the post.

How to Make Slow Cooker Beef Stroganoff

This crock pot beef stroganoff recipe is one of the easiest stroganoff recipes you’ll ever make and the meat turns out tender and juicy every time. Serve with fresh or store bought egg noodles for the ultimate family dinner. Here are steps for making this simple crockpot recipe:

1. Prep: Lightly grease a slow cooker with nonstick spray.
2. Season the Meat: Add stew meat to the crock pot and sprinkle with all the seasonings and then toss to combine.
3. Cook: Add the mushrooms, beef broth, Dijon mustard, and Worcestershire sauce. Place the lid on the slow cooker and cook on low for 7-8 hours.
4. Thicken the Sauce: Thirty minutes before serving, remove 1/2 cup of the broth and whisk in the EZ Gel or cornstarch. Slowly pour the mixture into the slow cook

If you’ve ever wished steak night could be easier but still just as delicious, this Crockpot Garlic Butter Steak Bites recipe is your dream come true. Juicy, tender bites of steak slowly cook in a rich garlic butter sauce that fills your kitchen with the best smell ever!

It’s one of those set-it-and-forget-it meals that feels a little fancy but takes almost no effort. We love serving these buttery steak bites over mashed potatoes, rice, or even noodles to soak up every bit of that garlicky goodness.

Why You’ll Love These Crockpot Garlic Butter Steak Bites

Texture: The low and slow method of cooking in the crockpot makes this beef melt-in-your-mouth tender.

Flavor: The garlic and butter pack each bite with rich, bold flavor.

Easy: Only 5 minutes of prep and the crockpot does all the work!

Family friendly: Even picky eaters will devour this juicy beef recipe.

Perfect for any night: Cozy enough for Sunday dinner but simple enough for busy weeknights.

What Ingredients You Will Need

Here’s what each ingredient brings to the recipe:

• Steak: Tender, juicy bites that soak up all the buttery garlic flavor as they slow cook.
• Salt and Pepper: Simple seasonings that enhance the beef’s natural flavor.
• Garlic: Adds bold, savory flavor that mellows into buttery sweetness as it cooks.
• Onion: Brings mild sweetness and depth to the sauce.
• Beef Broth: Keeps the steak moist and creates a flavorful base for the garlic butter sauce.
• Butter: Adds richness and a silky texture; finishing with butter makes the sauce glossy and irresistible.

How to Make Steak Bites

1. Set it and Forget it: Place all the ingredients with 2 tablespoons of garlic butter in the crockpot for 5-8 hours. Stir one time.
2. Broil: Remove the meat from the crockpot to an oven-safe pan with the remaining garlic butter and place it under the broiler for a few minutes to crisp it up a bit.
3. Mix: Add the meat back to the crockpot and serve.

What to Serve with Garlic Steak Bites

I’m a meat and potatoes kinda gal, so I love serving these garlic butter beef tips with creamy mashed potatoes, crispy baked potatoes or buttery roasted potatoes. If you aren’t a potato fan, this is also great over rice or pasta.

Then I like to balance the meal out with some vegetable side dish like Read more

When I say this is the absolute best prime rib recipe, I mean it! This prime rib roast turns out melt-in-your-mouth tender every single time, with that perfect crust on the outside and juicy, flavorful center.

Whether you’re cooking for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, a special celebration, or just because you’re craving something incredible, this foolproof method will walk you through every step with confidence with lots of tips, tricks, things to avoid and the secret for making it the most flavorful!

Cade and I have tested this recipe for years to make sure it’s as easy and reliable as it is impressive—and trust me, once you try it, you’ll never make prime rib any other way.

Why This Prime Rib is the Best

I don’t know what it is about prime rib, but you throw that out there and people seriously come running.

Foolproof: If you follow the instructions step by step, you’ll get a perfect prime rib every time!

Texture: It is tender, melt-in-your-mouth, juicy with a delicious crust on the outside.

Flavor: The ingredients are so simple but the flavor is next level. Just salt, pepper, butter and garlic is all you need to compliment the deep beefy flavor of the prime rib.

Showstopper: You’ve invested some money into this cut of meat, let’s make it the showstopper of your holiday feast!

What is Prime Rib?

Standing Rib Roast and Prime Rib Roast are the same exact same thing. It’s just that different people call them different things. A prime rib is a cut of beef from the primal rib, one of the nine cuts of beef. While the entire rib section comprises ribs six through twelve, a standing rib roast may contain anywhere from two to seven ribs, just depending on what you buy as there are options!

Ingredients You’ll Need

People love the tender, mouthwatering beef but for me that’s not even the best part. I’m all about the outside. It’s all caramelized and packed full of flavor. I’m telling you, it’s like the burnt ends on a brisket. It’s so, so good!!!! Here is everything you’ll need to deliver that flavor:

• Standing Rib Roast, Prime Rib: The star cut—rich, juicy, and tender.
• Kosher Salt: Draws out moisture and seasons deeply.
• Black Pepper: Enhances flavor and adds warmth.
• Butter: Build an aromatic crust.
• Garlic: Helps crisp the exterior while keeping it juicy.

Seems too simple, right?! Now let’s see how it’s done…

How to Cook Prime Rib (Step-by-Step)

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This recipe for Dutch Oven Pot Roast is a timeless classic. Carrots and onions simmer in the rich broth for hours, while the beef gets so tender that it practically falls apart on its own. How could we say no?

Dutch Oven Pot Roast

I’ve used slow cookers for years. I’ve got crock-pots of every size. They are so incredibly handy for getting dinner (like these pork carnitas) on the table during the week. But, a Dutch oven pot roast is absolutely magnificent.

First of all, everything comes together in the same pot, which cuts down on dishes. But, the real difference is in the level of control you have over the temperature. Because it starts on the stove, you can do things with a Dutch oven that you just can’t do with a slow cooker.

This recipe braises the chuck roast, searing it on the stove before letting it simmer for hours at low heat in the oven. This helps lock in those flavorful juices that we want. So, if you don’t have a Dutch oven yet, what are you waiting for?

Potatoes with Pot Roast

Let’s address the fact that this recipe does not include the potatoes. Why is that? Because personally, I can not stand overcooked potatoes and pretty much every time you cook potatoes along with a roast they run the risk of over cooking if you aren’t watching closely.

If you’d like to cook potatoes with your pot roast, that isn’t a problem. You’ll need to add them to the pot with the roast about an hour and a half to two hours from the end of the cooking time. Or, do what I do and mash some potatoes instead when the roast is nearly done and serve them alongside it. (I LOVE these buttery herb mashed potatoes!)

Dutch Oven Chuck Roast

This recipe calls for a chuck roast. This cut of meat comes from the shoulders of the cow, and is actually quite tough. So, if you didn’t know how to cook a chuck roast in the oven, you might end up with a meal that is very difficult to chew.

But, the magic is in long hours of low heat. Thi

Busy Day Ground Beef and Potatoes

This simple and delicious one pot recipe features ground beef and potatoes cooked together with flavorful seasonings for an easy and hearty meal. Perfect for a busy weeknight dinner!

This is a recipe Cade and I would make when we first got married and lately I’ve been in the biggest cooking rut. It’s not even that I don’t want to cook, it’s just that nothing feels inspiring and nothing sounds good. So, I’ve been going back to my roots and making some simple comfort foods that everyone will eat and take no brain cells from me.

Ingredients for Ground Beef and Potatoes

Onion and peppers taste good when you pair them with classic ground beef and potatoes! We add a few seasonings and you have an easy ground beef dinner recipe they whole family will love. Here are all the ingredients you need:

• Canola Oil: helps cook the potatoes until golden and crispy
• Yukon Gold Potatoes: you can peel them or not and dice them into 1/4-inch cubes
• Ground Beef: I usually go with 85/15 for good flavor. You can use more lean ground beef if desired, or substitute it with ground turkey or ground chicken.
• Onion: just a yellow onion works great
• Red Bell Pepper: you could also grab a yellow or orange bell pepper
• Worcestershire Sauce: adds rich umami flavor
• Ketchup: adds flavor and a touch of sweetness
• Liquid Smoke: adds smokiness
• Dijon Mustard: adds flavor
• Seasonings: Smoked Paprika, Garlic Powder, Dried Oregano, Kosher Salt and Ground Black Pepper
• Parsley: adds a fresh pop of flavor

How to Make Skillet Ground Beef and Potatoes

You only need one pan to make this family-friendly meal! Grab your cast iron skillet and let’s get cookin’!

1. Brown the Potatoes: Add oil to a large cast iron skillet and heat over high heat. when the oil is shimmering, reduce the heat to medium high and add the potatoes. Season them with salt and stir to coat. Let them cook until browned, stir often until the potatoes are tender.
2. Cook the Ground Beef: Remove the potatoes from the skillet and add the ground beef and break it up to cook.
3. Sauté the Onions and Peppers: Push the meat to the sides of the pan and add the onions. Stir until they soften and then add the bell peppers and cook until soft. Drain any grease if needed.
4. Combine: Add all the rest of the ingredients (including the potatoes) to the large skillet and continue to cook until the potatoes are tender.
5. Season: Give the dish one last hit of salt and pepper until you get the flavor you want. Serve it hot and top it with some fresh parsley.

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