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Crockpot Stew/Soup/Whatever

September 9, 2009 By Dana White | 5 Comments

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Here’s my thrown-together stew. It turned out great. I also added Orrington Farms Beef Bullion which is fantastic and makes any beef stew/soup taste fantastic. And of course I banged off some frozen cooked ground beef to put in there while still frozen. I also used kitchen scissors to cut up the whole tomatoes. I like to use a can of whole tomatoes instead of diced because it seems the juice is better.

I cut up the potatoes and carrots last night so that I could just dump them this morning and save time. They were definitely browned this morning (I took a pic but have no idea why it didn’t upload), but they tasted fine in the stew/soup/whatever.

I put the crockpot on High from 7:00-3:45, and then turned it on low for the last hour and a half. I did this because in former versions of this, the potatoes haven’t cooked completely. They were perfect this way.

I followed my mother’s advice and added both garlic powder and balsamic vinegar at the end when it needed something, and they did the trick.

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  1. Lisa says

    September 10, 2009 at 2:48 am

    Sounds yummy! I am looking for new crockpot recipes since fall is approaching, I love making soups and stews in the crockpot when the weather turns cooler.

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  2. darnold23 says

    September 11, 2009 at 12:45 am

    I just love the title of this recipe! Many times what I prepare becomes a Whatever as well. Sometimes it is just "Stuff." It's usually good:) Thanks for particiapting in Crock Pot Wednesday…come back again!

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  3. Ti Anderson says

    January 23, 2014 at 10:11 pm

    Bahaha if I wasn’t reading your blog from the beginning and therefore already know what you meant I would have been very confused that you “banged off some beef” 😉 haha my mind is as dirty as my house!

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  4. Jenny says

    August 2, 2016 at 8:38 pm

    If you put the peeled potatoes in a bowl of water in the fridge they won’t go brown. I’m loving your blog and reading from the beginning.

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  5. Aileen says

    December 9, 2017 at 2:52 pm

    Reading from the beginning! So far your journey resonates with me so much! I am gonna start soon! 🙂

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