buckeyefarmer
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I have a good goulash recipe I adapted for Instant Pot. I’ll look it up.
Please do . . . my sainted mother made a heck of a goulash/slumgullion . . . sorry to say it past along with her.I have a good goulash recipe I adapted for Instant Pot. I’ll look it up.
Last batch I made, seemed the pork was a bit tough, so I cooked it longer. I don't think it would be the same with ground pork.This has to be a work of passion. Are you a farmer? The book must have a theme. Down home farm cooking is what I am thinking of. The kind of nutrition-packed and delicious home cooking that keeps the hardworking American small farmer going. Every chapter featuring the favorites of each state in the union. What did our farmers/ranchers ate back in those days?
By the way, I was wrong about the cooking time for your "Green Chile Stew". I thought you used ground pork. If it is in cut pieces, then 2 hours sounds right.
I'm betting either will work. As long as the beans and bacon are done. My wife made some pickled green beans one time (they were great, but a bit salty) that had to be washed and mostly cooked after they were taken out of the jar.Canned beans as in store bought? Or my wife's canned beans . . ..
I guess we need to talk!^^^^^ As I thought 2Lane . . . we were cut from the same cloth.![]()
Is this your own recipe? Sounds like a hearty and satisfying meal. Easy to put together for a farmer, without a wife, living on his own.This one’s real quick, easy and tasty. Sweat some diced onions, bell peppers, minced garlic and carrots in olive oil. Add 1 pound ground ground beef and brown. Then fill pot halfway with beef broth. Add a couple cans of diced tomatoes. Simmer about 30 minutes, then add a bag of frozen mixed vegetables and heat through. Season with salt and pepper, and add thyme to taste. Add a small amount of sugar to balance the tomatoes acidity. You can customize this many ways: add potatoes, etc… It’s easy and filling
My grandmother used to make it. This is my version of it from what I remember.Is this your own recipe? Sounds like a hearty and satisfying meal. Easy to put together for a farmer, without a wife, living on his own.