Beef and Onion Stuffed Potatoes
Show: 5 Ingredient Fix
Episode: Snow Day
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By AZ~Sun
on February 24, 2011
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Really good flavor. The broth reduced to 4 cups but did not thicken. It was so thin that I assumed it should be a little thicker. Liquids never thicken for me, for some reason. So, after the time elapsed for the meat to simmer in the broth, I added a little cornstarch/water mixture at the very end to thicken it just a little. Normally, I follow recipes exactly the first time. But, I just could not bring myself to make the "mashed" potatoes with olive oil and water! If there's anything I don't need help with, it's my mashed potatoes. So, I made them as I normally do. Oops - one more change: I, too, used red wine instead of water to deglaze. The next time I make this, I will save myself half the hassle and just serve the meat and sauce over a split baked potato. I gave it four stars, because I didn't like the potato bowl texture. Anyhoo . . . great dish!
By jacquilynm_9482303
Chino Hills, CA
on February 21, 2011
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LOVED IT!!! Perfect for a cold, rainy day.
By imthenana
on February 20, 2011
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Well, it seemed to take forever to make. I almost gave up on it but added 20 more minutes cooking time and some cornstarch to thicken it. Not bad, I liked the potatoes with the crunchy edges.
By luvinit
on February 20, 2011
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Delicious! My whole family loved it.
By donidky_7370157
norwalk, CA
on February 19, 2011
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you go girl! im just glad i doubled the recipe. i wouldnt change a thing. i watched her this morning and made it for dinner. thanks i'd certainly would make it again but next time for a crowd.
By klditmer
Topeka, KS
on February 19, 2011
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It's easy to make and it is SUPER yummy!
note: I always add a little garlic to it.
By sommersham
YUBA CITY, CA
on July 23, 2010
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Let's be honest, 5 Ingredients does not equal a "quick to fix" meal; this is one of those times. However, do not let the 2 hour cooking time dissuade you from making this recipe - it is well worth the time! With a crispy potato shell, tender and moist beef, caramelized onions, and robust sauce (reminiscent of a demi-glace make this a "must-make" when the weather turns chilly and it's time to curl up with a great movie and a roaring fire. I like to add a 1/2 c. of sour cream to cut the intense flavor of the sauce and turn it into a stroganoff. Pair this dish with a great autumn salad (I'm thinking apples, walnuts, a little blue cheese and a gin-based cocktail, and you're set for a great night in with your friends.
By nena626196_10889120
Owings Mills, MD
on February 10, 2010
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Very good, it takes a while to make a simple dish, but it is very tasty and I will make it again. I also topped it with sauteed spinached and it was de-lish. Watch the salt content, pending on your beef broth, when it reduces down, it can be salty. Yummy though.
By deborah.richard...
Folsom, 43
on February 03, 2010
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This recipe was simple and delicious. I only wish that I had doubled the recipe- we wanted more leftovers.
Debbie
Folsom CA
By dennyleek_12612941
Margate, 48
on January 31, 2010
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This was super delish! My son loved it in the potato skin but I loved it over rice! It kept very well in the fridge too so I was able to take it to work a couple of days during the next week! This will be in the rotation for sure!