I always shoot for very simple suppers on week nights and had to make my menu plan super easy this week since I've been working ten hour days. On Sunday I made an large (bulk) eye round roast beef with a minced garlic and herb rub. I made all the yummy sides for Sunday - homemade country mashed potatoes, fresh green beans and dinner rolls. For the first leftover meal on Monday I sliced it very thin and served warm and piled high on "everything" bagels with chips and coleslaw. The second easy leftover night is the dinner I'm featuring here today ...
This is a beef stew I made simply by cutting the rest of the leftover roast beef into bite sized chunks, plus 6 cubed potatoes, baby carrots, and a package of mushrooms cut into halves. I added the pan drippings from the roast (fat skimmed from the top), 4-5 cups of water, a packet of beef stew seasoning and thickened with a little cornstarch dissolved in cold water - simmered until the veggies were done (about 30-40 minutes) and then served in big shallow bowls over Pepperidge Farms puff pastry cups.
It was delicious, quick, easy, made a very pretty presentation, and it was a big hit with the whole family!
4 comments:
That roast looks yummy! Thanks for hosting!
~Liz
I LOVE roast! Looks delish!
Holy Cow, that looks good!
Looks and sounds great! Thanks for sharing. :)
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