The BEST Beef Stew Recipe - Hundreds of 5-Star Reviews!!

‎Seriously, the best beef stew recipe ever, with slow-braised beef, chunky mushrooms, potatoes, carrots and peas. This soup recipe is so aromatic and delicious, it's bound to become a family favorite!

--------------------
Connect with me on social media!
*
*
*
*

[frankcastillojr]

I as a single father made this meal for my family. Thinking if it doesn't turn out right there's always takeout. But to my amazement, it came out great which is an understatement, to say the least. I was sitting there with the biggest smile on my face as my family dug into the Stew and wanted more. Thank you for your receipt which will stay in our family for years to come.

[ravenopenheart]

I live in Belize Central America. I live among the Mayans who mostly eat rice and beans, chicken. They cook on wood fires and in hand made earthen stoves. I introduced this stew to my workers, as I made a rather large pot of it and was in no way to eat it all myself. Apparently, my stew was taken to several people in the village to feed their families. The response was crazy! I am currently making a pot four times the size you made of stew to take to the village. They have never had Beef Stew before. These are poor people who could never afford the ingredients to this meal. Honestly it would take a weeks pay to afford this one pot of stew. So they are very excited with this. I will continue to provide them with this treat as often as I can. Thank you from the southern jungles of Central America. Raven

[johnchan]

I like that she is straight to the point and no need to loiter about showing how to chop onions, carrots and celery! Well done! I got the steps !

[K-Aclips]

So I decided to try my hand at making a meal for my family for the first time. I found this video and tried it out. My family and I agreed that this stew gets a 20 out of 10!! It was phenomenal and we ate every bit of the pot! Thank you so much for this and for doing a great job explaining each step!

[ki-younglee]

She isn’t lying y’all!! I invited some friends for a boxing day lunch and made this. There was no left overs, and everyone was raving about how incredible the stew was!! This is definitely going to be added to my list of go-to recipes. Thank you for sharing this! Xx

[vigilantwarrior]

Had this for dinner tonight and it was the best stew I ever had never mind made! And the kids loved it! Added a little barley and green beans just bc I love both in my stew. Warmed up buttered baguette from Costco for dipping and delish! Total comfort food on a cold winter night. Don’t fret adding the wine doesn’t taste like alcohol at all and adds depth. So good!

[armchairgeneral]

I made this today and I am blown away how delicious this stew is! I seasoned my stew meat and flowered the meat before I sautéed it. But followed the recipe after that. I will make this a lot this winter!

[ursulabarros]

This is legit one of the best meals ever. Always a hit and she did an amazing job in explaining how to make it. So grateful for this!!

[gooseygirl]

I made this yesterday...and it turned out AMAZING. My fiance is still raving.
I only adjusted two things to the recipe. I used pearl onions, and I just cooked each of the elements in my stew pot instead of separate skillet. No skillet to clean in the end and still got the desired result. I will be making this stew a lot. Thank you, Tatyana. And you are lovely, btw.

[FLOKADO]

I was today old (68) when finally learned how to make beef soup. I made your recipe today along with a cast iron skillet of fluffy buttermilk cornbread. I only test tasted it this evening. Tomorrow I’m gonna get down 4real. It is awesome. Thank you for posting.

[hannaduong]

Made this 2 days ago and it was sooo good. Meat was super tender, potatoes are soft but still held their shape, and broth was perfect. I had to omit celery b/c I forgot it but it still turned out amazing. Pair this with buttered some baguette, trust me!

[s.p.vaughn]

Made this for me and my roomate. Loved! I put it over rice and it made about 5-6 servings

[larryhill]

OHHH EMMM GEEE I TRIED THIS RECIPE AND I JUST WANT TO SAY, IM 54 YRS OLD AND I HAVE NEVER EVER EVER ENJOYED BEEF STEW SO MUCH!!! YOU MY LADY HAVE A TRUE GIFT, THANK YOU 🙏 FOR SHARING WITH US AS THIS WILL NOW BECOME A REGULAR STAPLE IN MY HOME WHOOP WHOOP 🙌

[heathday]

I made this tonight with a tri-tip. It was awesome!! Everybody loved it. The broth is amazing. I’ll be doing this one again and again.

[mj]

This looks like the kind of recipe that is a winner! Thank you for actually taking the steps to create a meal. I'm a cook myself and will be anxious to check out all your recipes. Looks yummy!

[DanTheArtisan]

Absolute skyrocket the winter charts that dish and seeing a woman with taste for real food now I'm happy, dude ill eat that every day 3 times a day

[Momo-potn]

2lb beef roast
Onion
Carrot
Peas
Baby potato or whatever potato
2tb flour
4 cups Beef broth
Mushroom
Celery
1 cup tomato sauce
2table spoons worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1/2 table spoon of sugar
Italian herbs -oregano. Basil etc


Cut beef into bite sizes. Brown beef in pan, season with salt for 7-10 min. Then put into large cool pot.

Deglaze by adding 1/2 cup water into pan. Then add oil, diced onion, carrot, and celery. Mix and cook until soft. Add chopped garlic cloves.Mix and then remove into the pot.

Add butter and thinly sliced mushroom into pan, salt. Then 2tablespoons of flour. Cook and then add to pot.

Season pot and add broths and sauces. Close with lid and put it as a boil. Then turn it to a simmer. Let it simmer an hour or so.

Then add peas and bite size potatoes. Cook stew for 20+ or until potato is fork tender.

[mymail]

I’ve cooked this stew twice now and I’ve followed the instructions completely and have only been impressed, very east to prep, very easy to execute, not much mess to clean up... Thank You for sharing... 🙏🙏

[jessicarenee]

I made this tonight for my first time. Very easy recipe but most importantly- so delicious!! My family loved it❤ Thank you for sharing!

[ronvavra]

Some suggestions; the beef was crowded in the pan and as a result it was more steamed than seared as you can see from the large amount of water she ended up with in the pan. Use only the stew pot; sear the meat in batches and remove to a plate. Then cook the mirepoix in the stew pot but add generous amount of tomato paste when it is nearly cooked which adds a nice carmelization. Deglaze the pot with wine. Easy on the worcestershire. No sugar needed.